Challengers of the Unknown #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "One Challenger Must Die!", the Challengers of the Unknown face a terrifying transformation when Mastermind manipulates the alien D'Jann into using his "substance converter" to turn them into elemental beings—flame, cloud, wind, and flat. Written by Ed Herron and illustrated by Bob Brown, with inks and lettering by Brown and Starkman, this 1963 DC classic sees the team struggle to stay united as their powers warp their forms and their minds, even as Cosmo’s strange behavior hints at a deeper secret. The cover, also by Bob Brown, captures the moment of chaos as the Challengers confront their own fractured selves.
In "One Challenger Must Die!", the Challengers of the Unknown face a terrifying new threat as two re-emerging volcano-men wreak havoc. When their differing strategies—Prof’s carbon dioxide foam and Ace’s liquid oxygen—both fail, the team must overcome their divisions to stand united against the combined menace. Only by working together do they finally bring the creature down, learning the hard way that unity is their greatest strength.
In "Cosmo Turns Traitor," the Challengers of the Unknown face a shocking betrayal when Mastermind manipulates the alien D'Jann into turning them into elemental forms—flame, cloud, wind, and flat—using a substance converter. As the team struggles to survive their transformed states, Cosmo's strange behavior raises questions, hinting at a hidden truth behind his loyalty.
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Reprinted in The Brave and the Bold #98 (1971), Showcase Presents Challengers of the Unknown #2 (2008), Titanes Planetarios #178
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