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Challengers of the Unknown #3
| Writer | Christopher Cantwell |
| Artist | Sean Izaakse, Amancay Nahuelpan |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
A MYSTERIOUS BEING FROM THE FUTURE APPEARS! The Challengers continue to investigate the after effects of the Darkseid shockwave. The latest mission draws Prof Haley along with Ray Palmer (The Atom) to a remote and far-reaching part of the world where hyper-intelligence seems to have infected a long-missing individual from DC Comics past. Things turn even stranger when a being appears to Prof and the Atom claiming to be from the future and calling itself The Optimum. The Optimum promises untold scientific secrets...that is, if it could have a glimpse into the Justice League's top secret Atom Project...
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.0
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Feb 19, 2025These issues fit a pattern, and there's something going on and Michael Holt definitely seems to be at the center of it. It's an interesting format for a book, and one that is slowly unraveling a fascinating mystery. Read Full Review
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9.0
Comic Watch - Chad Burdette
Feb 20, 2025Challengers of the Unknown #3 and the series so far continues to be the connective tissue for the All-In centric titles while exploring the various corners of the DCU and featuring some of the lesser-known characters in an innovative way. Read Full Review
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8.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Feb 19, 2025Challengers of the Unknown #3 continues to deliver fun, globe-trotting adventure with a pulpy edge, balancing mystery, action, and high-concept sci-fi. While its structure is starting to feel formulaic, the introduction of new cosmic elements and strong character moments keep it engaging. If you're a fan of classic adventure storytelling with a modern DC twist, this issue is well worth your time. Read Full Review
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7.0
The Comic Book Spot - Jack Stewardson
Feb 24, 2025Overall, Challengers of the Unknown continues to be an exciting inclusion to the Justice League titles. The mystery seamlessly weaves the character studies and the interconnecting plot threads of the previous issues and the rest of the JL line. The art is slick. If only somebody was paying attention to the lettering. Read Full Review
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