Witchblade #8
In Witchblade #8 (1998), Sara and Jake face suspension from the police force, pulling them in different directions—Jake returns to reconnect with his family and an old flame, while Sara is drawn into a new mission with the Justice Department, finally able to wield the Witchblade without restraint. As the Yakuza tighten their grip on New York, their enforcer Tora No Shi launches a brutal assault on Sara’s former precinct, turning the building into a scene of devastation that claims the lives of many of her former colleagues. Written by Michael Turner, Christina Z, David Wohl, and Nicole Duclos, with art by Turner and inks by D-Tron, Jeff De Los Santos, Jose Guillen, Viet Truong, and Andy Kim, and colors by J. D. Smith, the issue’s cover by Michael Turner and D-Tron captures the intensity of a city on edge.
Sara Pezzini, suspended and adrift, finds herself drawn into a new mission when the Justice Department offers her a chance to wield the Witchblade without restraint. Meanwhile, Jake McCarthy returns home, seeking closure with an old flame, unaware that his past is about to collide with a violent new threat. As the Yakuza escalate their grip on New York, Tora No Shi unleashes a brutal assault on Sara’s former precinct—turning her past into a battlefield and forcing her to confront the cost of justice.
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