This is a really good starting position for the next story arc of Daredevil. The setup is great, the story is fun while still very macabre, and Ron Garneys artwork is fantastic. Give this one a read. Read Full Review

This issue was effortless to read, even with the recap. Soule slid everything in you needed to continue on with the story. The art has me reenergized. Time to get back on the Daredevil bandwagon for this fan. Read Full Review

Daredevil #26 is yet another engaging issue, getting “Land of the Blind” off to a fabulous start. Moving swiftly on from the events of the previous story arc, the creative team do an excellent job of laying the foundation for this latest narrative, giving us an exciting and unpredictable climax. Read Full Review

Morgan did a serviceable job as the lead artist for Daredevil for the last few issues but this run of Daredevil has been at it's best when Garney is on the job. This issue is a nice reminder of how great the art can be for this run and paints a vivid picture of the Middle Kingdom. Read Full Review

Daredevil #26 is an excellent start to the "Land of the Blind" arc. Charles Soule does a fantastic job with all the little details from how Daredevil's supporting cast reacts to his search for Blindspot to giving support for certain actions the character takes. It all culminates in a cliffhanger ending that makes you want to find out what happens next. Read Full Review

I thought this issue was great. So glad to have Garney back. He really elevates this book. Good story with a great ending. I can't wait to see the next issue.

Glad to have Garney back on art. His style really suits Daredevil well. I'm not super pumped about Matt jetting off to China right on the heels of his big supreme court win; seems like a bit of a distraction from the interesting stuff, but I trust that Soule will somehow tie it back and it'll make sense in the big picture.

Good to see Blindspot back in the fold and this series wouldn’t be complete without the Hand

Soon glad to have Ron Harney back as he is killing it on these pages!

Like where the story is going too and it's nice to have a few surprises!

A slow segue draws Matt out of New York crime-busting and into mystical ninja-fighting in China. The slow pace gives Charles Soule plenty of time to do good character work, and Ron Garney is back to deliver superb fighting along with some impressive vistas. On their own the villains for this arc look underwhelming, but the last-page twist promises interesting developments to come.

DD's goes to China, sign me up!

Art: 3/5
Story: 3.5/5
Total: 6.5/10