The Demon has been to hell. Now he's back, ready to take revenge on the person who sent him there: Sara Pezzini. As the Demon continues to taunt and test Sara with a horrific series of murders, Sara's fragile grip on her home life starts to slip. Meanwhile, the Witchblade screams for justice against another sadistic criminal who has been set free. Sara must struggle to control her own desire for vengeance. When ghosts from the Witchblade's bloody past invade Sara's home, she may finally lose control altogether. The road to hell beckons, with the Demon as Sara's personal guide.
Bottom line(cause Stonecold said so): This series is setting up to be an epic one. Though this issue wasn't amazing cover to cover, it sets the stage for what could be a straight out epic conclusion. Read Full Review
Witchblade: Demon Reborn #2continues to tella story that just doesn't need to happen, but after this solid second issue I'm glad it is. Recommended. Read Full Review
Witchblade: Demon Reborn #2 has little new material until the end. Ironically, just like the first issue I would say wait until #3 to see if this mini-series will go anywhere, but it's only four issues long and two issues and not a lot has happened with the story, and that is one of the worst offenses a mini-series can commit. There are only four issues, so use the time wisely. But then the cliffhanger makes it look like #3 could be the best of the bunch. Until then, this issue was pointless, without the ending, but still had good creepy moments that still were capable of so much more. Read Full Review
The premise sounds good on paper, butwhen you read the actual story, it fails to deliver on the potentially good premise. Read Full Review
As far as art goes, issue #1 is top notch, the story however is developing a slower than I hoped for such a short miniseries. Read Full Review
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