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A review by all_hail_grimlock
Witchblade, Volume 1: Witch Hunt by Ron Marz
This is a good introduction into the world of Witchblade if you're aware of what the Witchblade is, although I wouldn't suggest it to someone with no knowledge: it explains what the Witchblade is in the vaguest of terms, and someone working with no awareness of what the Witchblade is would be at least a little lost in my opinion.
Still, the way in which the catholic church, and especially bad actors within the church work, propels the story along, as well as having Sara Pezzini, the current bearer of the Witchblade in a coma. When she wakes, an office has been assigned to figure out why she was in a coma. Except Sara's partner doesn't like or trust Patrick Gleason, and Sara is not only unsure if she can trust Gleason, but she has to keep him unaware of the Witchblade and how that effects her life so drastically.
Good writing, good art, could have done a better job of making this readable to those who don't really know the world, so four stars.
Still, the way in which the catholic church, and especially bad actors within the church work, propels the story along, as well as having Sara Pezzini, the current bearer of the Witchblade in a coma. When she wakes, an office has been assigned to figure out why she was in a coma. Except Sara's partner doesn't like or trust Patrick Gleason, and Sara is not only unsure if she can trust Gleason, but she has to keep him unaware of the Witchblade and how that effects her life so drastically.
Good writing, good art, could have done a better job of making this readable to those who don't really know the world, so four stars.