Penciling sensation Adriana Melo (Star Wars: Empire, Birds of Prey covers) makes her Witchblade debut! All the pieces for next month's landmark issue #100 start falling into place around NYPD detective Sara Pezzini. Her former police partner, Jake McCarthy, awakens from his coma and seems to be his normal self. But appearances can be deceiving, as Jake hides a dark and dangerous secret that will threaten not only Sara, but all of New York City and perhaps the entire world! See why Paperback Reader rates Witchblade A+ and says, "If you missed the last ten years, now is a good time to get on board for the next ten. Witchblade hasn't been this g more
The Witchblade-verse is at its most newbie-friendly point in years. In Danielle Baptist Ron Marz has done something rare in todays comic world: introduce and set up a "legacy" character without killing off the previous mantle-bearer (preferably in some ultra-violent manner). Read Full Review
Still, this is an issue to check out, particularly if youve never picked up an issue of Witchblade before. For all new readers, I envy you. You were never subjected to the lackluster 70+ issues that preceded Ron Marzs masterful reworking of the series. But, you did miss out on great cheesecake... Read Full Review
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