Witchblade Hors Série #1
Witchblade Hors Série #1 (1997) kicks off with a haunting moment: Annabella, under the protection of a priest who betrays her, discovers a birthmark marking her as the next queen of Sicily. As Raimondo races to Emperor Gualtiero with this secret, Annabella confronts the monks and the mysterious Witchblade, taking up the gauntlet to defend her sanctuary from an encroaching army. Written by David Finch, David Wohl, and Christina Z, with art by Finch and Billy Tan and inks by a stellar lineup including Matt Banning and Joe Weems, this issue blends gothic tension and supernatural stakes. The cover by Tony S. Daniel and Kevin Conrad captures the dark, brooding atmosphere perfectly.
Anne Bonny and her crew sail to a mysterious island in search of treasure, only to uncover the ancient power of the Witchblade—just as the feared Blackbeard closes in. With Calico Jack Rackam at her side and the Reed siblings caught in the storm, the line between legend and survival blurs.
In a tale of hidden lineage and divine power, Annabella—haunted by a traumatic assault and marked by a secret birthmark—discovers she is the rightful heir to the Sicilian throne. As rival nobles, including the treacherous Signor Raimondo and the ruthless Emperor Gualtiero, close in on her sanctuary, she must confront the terrifying legacy of the Witchblade when the monks’ ritualistic devotion to the gauntlet reveals its true, violent purpose.
In a future Manhattan where crime, disease, madness, and death have been eradicated, the sudden occurrence of a brutal murder forces detective John Chimu to venture into the forbidden Downtown district. There, he seeks help from Selena Lauren, a controversial Witchblade wielder with a dangerous reputation, and must navigate a world where even the most basic rules of order have been rewritten.
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↩ Reprints Tales of the Witchblade #1 (1996), Tales of the Witchblade #2 (1997), Tales of the Witchblade #3 (1997)
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