If this book was a TV show, it would be The Prisoner - the British show from the late '60s starring Patrick McGoohan. Tom Tresser (aka Nemesis - an ally of Wonder Woman) is drugged and captured by person or persons unknown. He wakes from his stupor to three identical women (triplets? clones?) offering him breakfast. On escaping from the room he meets Amanda Waller... or is it Rick Flagg... or a strange faceless captor? He ends up being thrown in with Cameron Chase, an unknown prisoner and Count Werner Vertigo whose powers are completely out of control. Also featuring in this comic book are the head and legs of Wonder Woman stuck in a block of concrete, a kind of OMAC/centurion hybrid and what could possibly turn out to be the planet Mars. Did it make sense? No, not really. Not yet, anyway. What it did convey, though, was a sense of disorientation and paranoia and claustrophobia that was completely appropriate for the Tresser character's drugged and abducted state. He is out of control, and - in this issue at least - the pawn in someone else's game (indicated by the deletion of certain names and words from the caption boxes). Could go either way this story; if it's six issues of the same it'll get dull fast. But if we start to see Tresser and Chase trying to get control of their circumstances, this could become an interesting mini-series.