Are you ready for an unexpected showdown inside the walls of Castle Frankenstein? Hell yeah! The Unexpected team tracks down Hawkman, but will the Winged Wonder have a larger role to play? Meanwhile, the race to neutralize the Nth metal isotope reaches its climax as Onimar Synn and his Necro-Legions descend upon the Unexpected. But as Neon the Unknown investigates, he learns that the toxic Nth metal may not even be from our Multiverse. Finally, the true menace of Alden Quench begins to emerge from the shadows of DARK NIGHTS: METAL, FINAL CRISIS and the new HAWKMAN series!
A fascinating glimpse into the layers of the Dark Multiverse, The Unexpected is a seriously fun expansion of the DC Universe. Read Full Review
The Unexpected #5 is a book set in a series of rapid moments, which inherently makes it one best not fretted about long-term. Basically, this story is a wild ride and Im content to sit back and enjoy the fireworks. Of the New Age of DC Heroes books, The Unexpected continues to be my favorite. Read Full Review
Our tour of the DC universe continues. The Unexpected #5 continues to explore the unexpected. Read Full Review
All in all, this is a fun issue, no matter whether it felt like an issue of Hawkman or not. Read Full Review
This story is monumental, multiverse-threatening story you never knew you needed. Continue reading to see how our heroes face off against some of the baddest and most powerful villains of the multiverse! Read Full Review
he Unexpected #5 seems to finally find the series' groove, lightening up on the Morrison-esque lingo for a more accessible high-adventure story that gets the plot moving. Read Full Review
Well, The Unexpected keeps rolling on. There are revelations in this issue which are probably meant to be exciting and dramatic but feel flat and uninteresting, perhaps because what's at stake is never really clear and seems to be far too abstract for me to care about. To be fair, this issue's cliffhanger might change that and if it does I'll be pleased. This fifth issue sees the fourth penciller to grace the title which is as clear an indication as one could wish for that DC doesn't really care about it. I'm afraid I really can't bring myself to be upset about that. Read Full Review
Like so many of the New Age of Heroes titles, The Unexpected has somehow forgot to craft a story worth telling. Read Full Review
I find it hard to connect with any of these characters or their struggle, I don’t really understand their goal either.
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