How are the Challengers of the Unknown connected to Darkseid’s death, and isthere a way back from Omega? Does the most frightening unknown the Challengershave ever faced lie within? As the rift between the Challengers and the JusticeLeague grows and becomes untenable, it’s up to Rocky Davis and Wonder Woman totry to get to the heart of the matter…or die trying! But an old foe will rear its headonce more—this time aboard the Watchtower, all in an effort to use the Challengersas a means to a nefarious end. Doors close, and alliances tilt, even while othergateways open...
This was a wildly ambitious series for only five issues, maybe too ambitious in some places as it had to focus every issue on a specific character balanced with an overarching plot. But I think it came together really well, with a great final issue with a strong focus on the theme of death as the true great unknown. Read Full Review
This is the last issue of this particular run of Challnegers. Its a very sharp idea with a lot of passion at its core, but its never really had a great deal of success since its initial late 1950s run with creator Jack Kirby. Cantwell does a good job of presenting the concept of intrepid non-super-powered explorers of the unknown. The focus on a group of people given a new lease on life having survived death remains a very appealing idea which will continue to echo into other series as the team makes supporting crossover appearances elsewhere. Read Full Review
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