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By: Stephen Schleicher | January 29th, 2009

I’ve been reading Top Cow’s Witchblade for years, and it never crossed my mind that the title had never seen an annual. Top Cow has announced it will release its first Witchblade Annual written by Jay Faerber.

This 40-page epic will include a supernatural detective story, featuring everyone’s favorite Witchblade bearer, Sara Pezzini and her partner, Patrick Gleason. The talented Jay Faerber, writer of Noble Causes and Pilot Season: Urban Myths, delivers this first tale, alongside Top Cow’s very own Eric Basaluda, the innovative artist behind Magdalena and Witchblade/Devi.

“I think Eric’s one of the best guys working in the Top Cow stable and I was thrilled when I found out he was going to be illustrating this story,” explained Faerber in a prepared statment, “I think it really plays to his strengths, and Witchblade fans are going to love what he brings to the table.”

Take the jump to see the two covers by Eric Basaldua and Sami Basri.

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via Top Cow

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