Witchblade #26
| Writer | Marguerite Bennett |
| Artist | Giuseppe Cafaro, Arif Prianto |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
An internal affairs investigation, the threat of a new enemy, and the fallout of crossing the Chairwoman and ASI. Every bearer of the Witchblade struggles with mixed allegiances, but few more than Sara Pezzini, and the weight of these entanglements threaten to tear her apart.
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Fanlight Zone - Joey DiCarlo
Oct 21, 2026I am absolutely loving this book continues to be my favorite book month out of month! FINAL GRADE: 10This issue is great art & a great ongoing story…. what more could you ask for in a comic book! This series literally has it all! Once again: This is my favorite comic book of 2026! Read Full Review
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8.0
You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Oct 20, 2026Heroes have been entering dark and seductive worlds that have challenged their resolved before. It's kind of cool to see that happen with Witchblade at the Vatican. Sara has definitely had quite a bit of progress and character development over the course of the past couple of years. Bennett is doing a really good job of showing her progression without making it feel awkward or forced. She's still a hero. She's still going through it traditional superhero storytelling. But she's also developing as a person in a way that very few superheroes do. Read Full Review
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Plot
Sara confronts Patience, an assassin for the Vatican, when suddenly their leader—a man named Zadokite, the person responsible for the death of Sara’s father—appears.
Sara kneels before Zadokite, her father’s killer; she intends to infiltrate the organization to uncover why they murdered her father, the previous wielder of the Witchblade.
The organization treats its future assassins—the Magdalenas—like an army, with Zadokite looking after them as if they were his own daughters. Sara finds herself feeling as though she is among family, yet it pains her to feel so at ease among the very people who betrayed and killed her father.
Ultimately, Sara learns why her father was murdered by Zadokite: it seems he had more+ Like • Comment