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Challengers of the Unknown#4
Cover: Matt Wagner

Challengers of the Unknown #4

Jun 1991 · DC · 1.75 USD; 2.25 CAD; 1.00 GBP
“The Restless and the Young!”

In "The Restless and the Young!", the Challengers of the Unknown face their most personal trials yet as each member grapples with identity and purpose. Rocky gambles away his fortune in a high-stakes casino run by Corinna Stark, while Red, exiled from Gotham after a brutal stint as the 9MM Vigilante, finds himself in El Segundo, where danger and betrayal await. Ace ventures into the Amazon in search of the legendary Tuto tribe, only to be ambushed and left clinging to life after a deadly fall. Meanwhile, Harold Moffet is haunted by cryptic messages from beyond—Prof’s voice urging him to “Do your job,” and visions of mass murder—leaving him to wonder if he’s still strong enough for the fight. Jeph Loeb’s gripping narrative, rendered with moody precision by Tim Sale and colored with haunting depth by Lovern Kindzierski, captures the team’s fractured unity and the weight of their pasts. The cover by Matt Wagner perfectly encapsulates the issue’s brooding tone, a 1.75 USD (2.25 CAD, 1.00 GBP) dive into

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writer Jeph Loeb · artist, inker Tim Sale · colorist Lovern Kindzierski · letterer Bob Pinaha · cover Matt Wagner

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writer Jeph Loeb
artist, inker Tim Sale
letterer Bob Pinaha
cover pencils, inks Matt Wagner

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Rocky hits casinos with Corinna Stark, drinking and gambling his money away. Red goes from being “The 9MM Vigilante” in Gotham when Batman sends him away, to El Segundo. There, he works as a mercenary, is invited to change sides, is betrayed and thrown into prison. Ace hang-glides over the Amazon seeking the Tuto, a tribe famed for magic. He boards a riverboat that’s ambushed by arrows, is shot, tumbles over a waterfall and lies dying. Harold Moffet gets messages from beyond: Prof’s face telling him “Do your job,” and TV scenes of mass murder. All lament, “I’m getting too old for this…”

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).