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Cover: Michael Turner & D-Tron

Witchblade #4

Jan 1997 · Juniorpress · 6,95 NLG; 145 BEF
🌐 Dutch edition · synopsis shown in English
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Witchblade #4 (1997) delivers a gripping chapter in the ongoing struggle for the mystical artifact, spotlighting Sara’s fragile resolve as Irons and Nottingham close in. Written by David Wohl, Michael Turner, and Christina Z., with art by Michael Turner and inks by D-Tron and Team Tron, the issue builds tension through emotional stakes and brutal confrontations. Cover by Michael Turner and D-Tron captures the intensity of the moment, as Sara’s inner strength resurfaces just in time to reclaim the Witchblade.

Contains 2 stories
Untitled Fantasy story
22 pp · Fantasy
Inks Team Tron [Anthony Pompa]
Witchblade [Sara Pezzini]Jake McCarthyJoe SiryLisa BuzanisSelzerDannette BoucherJulie PezziniKenneth Irons (villain)Ian Nottingham (villain)

In "null," Sara Pezzini finds herself caught between loyalty and suspicion as Julie and Lisa Buzanis grow more entangled in Dannette Boucher’s influence. When Jake McCarthy uncovers that business magnate Kenneth Irons is secretly a crime boss, he confronts Sara at a high-stakes charity event at the Church of Prosperity—only to be accused of obsession. Tensions erupt when Irons and Sara clash over the incident, prompting him to summon Ian Nottingham to deal with her.

Untitled Fantasy story
24 pp · Fantasy
Inks Team Tron [Anthony Pompa, John DiRito]
Witchblade [Sara Pezzini]Jake McCarthyIan NottinghamKenneth Irons (villain)Michael Yee(flashback)

In "null," Sara Pezzini stands at the edge of defeat as Kenneth Irons, aided by Ian Nottingham, moves to claim the Witchblade. With her spirit shattered and her allies fallen, Sara must summon a strength she thought was lost when Jake McCarthy is brutally confronted by Irons. The story unfolds in a tense, emotional climax where the line between power and redemption blurs, and the Witchblade’s fate hangs in the balance.

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Full credits

writer David Wohl
writer, artist Michael Turner
inker D-Tron
cover pencils Michael Turner
cover inks D-Tron

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↩ Reprints Witchblade #7 (1996), Witchblade #8 (1996)

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