The statement is this: These are men who each have a death wish. Having escaped death, they aren't just living life to the fullest but intentionally putting themselves in mortal peril. Not only that, but their actions sometimes put others in peril as well. For example, having opened one of four boxes and releasing a threat to all mankind, one of the Challengers goes and opens a second box before the first problem is even dealt with. And so it goes until all four are opened. Good grief!
My question is this: What did the Challengers do that seems to have made all law enforcement agencies trust them implicitly? Perhaps this is covered later in this collection or sometime beyond. I have to wonder while reading these stories, though, what leads everybody who is "good" to trust these four guys in purple jumpsuits.
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