The Unexpected tread where mortals fear to walk! Neon the Unknown, Firebrand and Hawkman unwittingly discover the birthplace of the Nth metal isotope, but there's a catch: it exists outside the Multiverse in the dead world of Nil, guarded by one of the Tempus Fuginauts, who has already passed his guilty judgment! Someone must die for trespassing into Nil-and the Unexpected must be the ones to choose who lives and dies! What happens next in the archaeology of the Multiverse?
One of the year's biggest surprises! Read Full Review
Im consistently impressed with this book. It just keeps taking itself in directions I wasnt prepared for. Hard to keep that sort of thing up, issue after issue, but so far, so good. Read Full Review
Vibrant and kinetic, the piece is elevated by its art as this tale of action brings some of the highest stakes for some of DC's newest heroes. Read Full Review
If you're interested in watching obscure Morrison characters do battle, this comic might intrigue you, but as it turns into a full-on fight comic it's starting to lose me. Read Full Review
An epic final showdown that everyone is sure to remember with unbelievable art from Ronan Cliquet, Jeromy Cox, and Carlos M. Mangual, but some confusing treatment of a promising character in Alden Quench. Read Full Review
The Unexpected continues to try, with increasing desperation, to be consequential and 'epic' but, with the action confined to a limited cast of characters and a world that few people have heard of and with the same mix of awkward trash-talking and histrionic exposition we've had throughout the run, it feels small and irrelevant. I'm afraid I just want it to end. Next issue I'll get my wish. Read Full Review
This issue is fine for what it is, but by the end it feels like we haven't made much progress in the story. Read Full Review
What is happening?
This is such a mess. This is the worst of Steve Orlando. Nothing lands, none of the stakes matter, and I'm thoroughly annoyed.
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