Justice (vol. 2) #28 (Feb. 1989):
“Psi Anxiety”
by Peter David, Mike Gustovich

Justice (vol. 2) #28

Title: “Psi Anxiety”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Feb. 1989

Publisher: New Universe
Written by: Peter David
Art by: Mike Gustovich

19 characters in this story:

Character (Click links for info about character and his/her religious practice, affiliation, etc.)	Religious Affiliation	Team(s) [Notes]	Pub.	# app.
Justice (John Tensen) (lead character)	Protestant (non-practicing)	Forsaken (leader); Justice Warriors	New Universe	61
Babel (Thame Panagitis)		Medusa Web [field leader of the Medusa Web]	New Universe	5
Troublemaker		Medusa Web	New Universe	3
Terrance Updike		National Security Council [recruited Justice, other paranormals into NSC]	New Universe	14
Medusa Web		[global covert group]	New Universe	9
National Security Council		[government agency]	New Universe	10
Angie Tensen		Forsaken [daughter of Justice; has power to reanimate the dead]	New Universe	15
Agent Chauncy (flashback)		[aide to Terrance Updike; dated Playback]	New Universe	10
Shudderbug (Rudy Leialoha)		Forsaken; Polynesian [can generate minor tremors]	New Universe	6
Kleenex (Victor Pasco)		Hispanic; National Security Council [allergic to paranormals]	New Universe	10
Figaro (flashback)	N.A.	cat [dead kitten Angie reanimated, kept as pet]	New Universe	3
unnamed doctor		[treated Angie Tensen; Justice kicked him out of room]	New Universe	1
Rodstvow (flashback cameo)		Red Sun	New Universe	11
Psi-Hawk (flashback cameo)	Native American religion	Psi-Force [being formed by merger of Psi-Force]	New Universe	18
Metropolitan Police Department (flashback cameo)		[police department]		3
unnamed groundskeeper (flashback cameo)		[found Angie Tensen collapsed, after reanimating corpses]	New Universe	1
Quill (Edward Quinlan) (corpse)		[assassin; sniper]	New Universe	4
Lord (mentioned)  Justice sees his failure to go after Rodstvow and Psi-Hawk as his crime (or sin), and he sees his daughter Angie's recent trauma as the Lord's punishment for him.	God	[1st app: Old Testament (1402 B.C.)]	various	313
Psi-Force (mentioned)  Justice uses Updike's connections to Medusa Web to arrange a mission to Russia where he will help Medusa Web free Psi-Force and help them battle Rodstvow.		[1st app: Psi-Force #1 (Nov. 1986)]	New Universe	40

This story was indexed from secondary sources only. The character list above is not necessarily comprehensive. Webpage for Justice #28 (Feb. 1989) created 3 December 2013. Last modified 3 February 2018.

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