Witchblade #7
In Witchblade #7 (1997), Sara confronts the true source of the microwave killings—Dannette Boucher—only to discover that Dannette has been tormented by the Witchblade’s influence since Irons tried to make her its wielder. As the power warps her mind and body, Dannette’s final act is to confess that she didn’t kill Sara’s father, leaving Sara to grapple with the weight of that truth. Meanwhile, Jake and Joe struggle to stop Bruce from taking violent revenge, and Bruce is left to mourn his mother’s death. With Michael Turner’s dynamic art and D-Tron’s sharp inks defining the cover, this issue deepens the mystery of the Witchblade’s hold on its victims.
In a story steeped in mystery and supernatural tension, Sara Pezzini tries to protect Lisa Buzanis from the dangers of her modeling life, even as Jake McCarthy grapples with the loss of his girlfriend and suspicion falls on the Yakuza. As Joe Siry uncovers a chilling pattern behind a series of murders linked to a mysterious microwave, he races to stop Bruce Wilder’s deadly ritual—just as Takata demands the Witchblade, setting off a violent chain reaction.
In "null," Sara Pezzini confronts the tragic figure of Dannette Boucher, a woman warped by a fragment of the Witchblade’s power and driven to kill in a desperate bid to silence its influence. As Jake McCarthy and Joe Siry struggle to stop Bruce Wilder’s violent rage, Sara faces the truth behind the killings—and the haunting revelation that Dannette’s suffering is tied to a past she never knew.
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