| Issue | #23 |
| Published | November 1988 |
| Cover Price | $1.75 |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Michael Eury |
| Notes | The artists' signatures are on the back cover. |
| Characters | Ragna; Ramman; (back cover) Darkforce; Feral; Killgore |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Mike Gustovich (signed) |
| Inks | Dell Barras (signed) |
| Notes | The artists' signatures are on the back cover. |
| Characters | Douglas Hamilton; Blazer; Youthquake; the Free Force [Controller; Havoc; Nightowl]; Carolyn Smith; Titan; Demon; Darkforce; Tana; Tarot (Tana’s father in flashback); Talisman; Maxinor; Feral; The new Justice Machine [Monolith; Man-Slaughter; Phaser; Fist; Id; Crusader]; Night Lightning; Killgore; Pixel |
| Synopsis | Blazer’s powers are becoming unstable, requiring her to focus more on controlling them through concentration. The Rebellion’s plan of getting Tana to join them hit’s a snag, when she has a waking nightmare that reverts her to a catatonic state. Georwell’s invasion of Earth splits Earth’s forces: Blazer and Havoc go to Washington D.C. while Controller, Nightowl, and Youthquake journey to Britain. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Doug Murray |
| Pencils | Mike Gustovich |
| Inks | Dell Barras |
| Colors | Tom Vincent |
| Letters | Bob Pinaha |
| Characters | Challenger; Diviner; Ragna and Ramman (Challenger’s and Diviner’s twin sons) |
| Synopsis | As a new power envelops the boys, Ragna wants to kill the traitors. But Ramman understands the truth of Georwell and Zarren. The boys then disappear after Ramman shares his new understanding with Diviner. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Doug Murray |
| Pencils | Mike Gustovich |
| Inks | Dell Barras |
| Colors | Tom Vincent |
| Letters | Bob Pinaha |