Witchblade #177
| Writer | Ron Marz |
| Artist | Laura Braga |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Sara Pezzini has solved myriad mysteries as both a detective and the bearer of the Witchblade. But now to save her own life, and perhaps save the entire world, she must unravel the most starling mystery of all: who serves as the new host for the power of the Angelus?
CRITIC REVIEWS
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8.3
Florida Geek Scene - Jesse Scheckner
Aug 05, 2014Laura Braga's line work is still rather great, though there are some inconsistencies in this issue regarding fine details. To her credit, much of this issue relies on dialogue, and I suppose there are only so many angles you can show one person talking to another person. As usual, Pezzini is absolutely gorgeous, and there is one scene in particular " where she recalls how she lost her daughter while holding a teddy bear " that was pure brilliance. Read Full Review
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8.0
All-Comic - Milo Milton Jefferies
Aug 01, 2014On the whole then, Witchblade #177 is an enjoyable issue. Newcomers can start reading here with little problems, and its highly recommended as it does deserve a lot more attention. Hopefully the set up that this issue builds will pay off next time around, because the cliffhanger ending has left things very interesting indeed. Read Full Review
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6.0
Big Comic Page - Sam de Smith
Jul 29, 2014Generally, the storyline is great. It's a setup issue, has to deal with continuity, and is a bit slow in places, but it is a good jumping-on point. Despite being a big Darkness fan, foreknowledge or fandom are certainly not prerequisites. There's some nice, oppressive urban art, rickety, atmospheric interiors and colours are both strong and subtle. What's not to love? Well, it's the faces, specifically of the sidekick character but of the protagonist also. It's distracting and disappointing how weak some of the drawing is, with some really manic or oddly proportioned expressions that a major negative on an otherwise impressive issue. It's worth a read, and try not to get put off by the sneers! Read Full Review