Witchblade: Revelations #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Witchblade & The Darkness" brings together two of Image’s most iconic supernatural forces in a tense, character-driven story written by David Wohl, Christina Z., and Michael Turner, with striking art by Michael Turner and inks by D-Tron and Team Tron. As Sara confronts the real microwave killer, Dannette Boucher, she discovers the Witchblade’s influence has warped Dannette’s life—leading to a tragic reckoning that forces Sara to make a devastating choice. The cover, penciled by Michael Turner and inked by D-Tron, captures the story’s haunting intensity.
In "null," Sara Pezzini and Jake McCarthy pause their hunt for the microwave killer to unravel a new mystery: a mob enforcer slain by a Yakuza hitman. As Sara digs deeper, long-buried memories surface when Joe Pezzini reveals the killer may have struck before—connected to the unsolved death of her father. The past and present collide in a story where every clue feels like a ghost.
In "null," Sara Pezzini tries to pull her wayward protegé Lisa Buzanis back from the edge of her dangerous modeling life, even as tragedy strikes—Jake McCarthy’s girlfriend is murdered, drawing him and Sara into a web of Yakuza violence. When Takata demands the Witchblade, the weapon erupts in chaos, turning on his men, while Joe Siry races to uncover the truth behind a series of strange killings, leading him to Danette Boucher’s doorstep and a chilling confrontation with Bruce Wilder.
In "null," Sara Pezzini confronts the haunting legacy of the Witchblade when she faces Dannette Boucher, a woman twisted by the artifact’s power and driven to kill in a desperate bid to silence it. As Jake and Joe struggle to stop Bruce Wilder from taking revenge, Sara learns the truth behind a past experiment gone wrong—and discovers a revelation that upends her own history.
Sara Pezzini and Jake McCarthy are suspended from the force, pulling them apart just as Jake seeks to reconnect with an old flame. Meanwhile, Sara is drawn into a new mission with the Justice Department, where she can wield the Witchblade without restraint. But when the Yakuza unleash Tora No Shi to destroy Sara’s former precinct and slaughter her colleagues, the line between duty and vengeance blurs in a city on the edge.
Sara Pezzini is hunted by the Level 42 subjects she once freed, their relentless pursuit pushing her to her limits—especially as the Witchblade remains unresponsive. With her back against the wall and no power to call on, help comes from an unexpected source in the form of Ian Nottingham, who steps in to save her from certain danger.
In "Family Ties Part One," Sara Pezzini tracks a wave of mob killings that lead her to confront Jackie Estacado, whose presence stirs old tensions. As their paths collide in a high-speed chase through the city, the Darkness narrowly escapes Sara—only to crash headfirst into the deadly Tora No Shi, setting off a chain of events that draws in Ian Nottingham, Jake McCarthy, and the shadowy forces of Sonatine and Bruce Wilder.
In "Family Ties Part Four," the fate of the world hangs in the balance as Ian Nottingham wields both the Witchblade and the Darkness, his power threatening to unravel reality. With Armageddon imminent, Sara Pezzini and Jackie Estacado must confront the ultimate corruption—only to make a choice that will redefine their futures.
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↩ Reprints Witchblade #9 (1996), Witchblade #9 (1996), Witchblade #10 (1996), Witchblade #10 (1996), Witchblade #10 (1996), Witchblade #11 (1996), Witchblade #12 (1997), Witchblade #13 (1997), Witchblade #14 (1997), Witchblade #15 (1997), Witchblade #16 (1997), Witchblade #17 (1997), The Darkness #9 (1997), Witchblade #18 (1997), Witchblade #18 (1997), Witchblade #18 (1997), The Darkness #10 (1997), Witchblade #19 (1997), Witchblade / Darkness: Family Ties #1 (2001)
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