Promise.all with try/catch simulation

I'm currently running through, and attempting to familiarize myself with promises, and I will cut through the introductory concepts, and get to the meat of the matter. Within NodeJS, using the library BlueBird. I don't want to defer the function calls, I'd also rather not pollute the code more than needed, even though this is introductory coding to get familiar with the premise, as when more advanced concepts are being attempted, I'll get lost on them. I attempted using 'asyn/await' with a try block, but God was that code messy, and didn't work...

Promises contain a catch mechanism built in, which works perfectly, if dealing with a standard single Promise.

// Try/Catch style Promises
funcTwo = function(activate) {
  return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
    var tmpFuncTwo;
    if (activate === true) {
      tmpFuncTwo = "I'm successful"
      resolve(tmpFuncTwo)
    } else if (activate === false) {
      tmpFuncTwo = "I'm a failure.";
      reject(tmpFuncTwo)
    } else {
      tmpFuncTwo = "Oh this is not good."
      throw new Error(tmpFuncTwo);
    }
  });
}

funcTwo(true)
  .then(val => {
    console.log("1: ", val)
    return funcTwo()
  })
  .catch(e => {
    console.log("2: Err ", e.message)
  })

The thing that causes me to be somewhat confused is attempting to uphold the same premise with Promise.all, the error is not handled, as the throw pushes directly to the main Controller. The exception that is thrown from this snippet never makes it to the the Catch block.

funcThree = function(val) {
  return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
    if (val > 0)
      resolve((val + 1) * 5)
    else if (val < 0)
      reject(val * 2)
    else
      throw new Error("No work for 0");
  })
}
// Output in Dev Console
/* 
  Extrending to the catch block handling, This will fail, the exception is thrown, and ignores the catch block. Terminating the program.
*/
Promise.all([funcThree(1), funcThree(0), funcThree(-3)])
  .then(function(arr) {
    for (var ind = 0; ind < arr.length; ind++) {
      console.log(arr)
    };
  }, function(arr) {
    console.log(arr)
  })
  .catch(function(e) {
    console.log("Error")
  })

I've attempted a simple work around, but I am somewhat new to the language, and am not sure if this is adhering to "Best Practices", as they have been drilled into my mind from Python guidelines.

// Promise all, exceptionHandling
funcThree = (val) => {
  return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
    if (val > 0)
      resolve((val + 1) * 5)
    else if (val < 0)
      reject(val * 2)
    else {
      var tmp = new Error("No work for 0");
      tmp.type = 'CustomError';
      reject(tmp);
    }
  })
}

/*
  This works, and doesn't cause any type of mixup
*/
Promise.all([funcThree(1), funcThree(0), funcThree(-3)])
  .then(
    arr => {
      for (var ind = 0; ind < arr.length; ind++) {
        console.log(arr)
      };
    }, rej => {
      if (rej.type == 'CustomError')
        throw rej;
      console.log(arr)
    })
  .catch(e => {
    console.log("Catching Internal ", e.message)
  })

This is using the Native Promise library, as well as bluebird

Is there a way to handle this more natively,

via L.P.