Justice (vol. 2) #30 (Apr. 1989):
“Psi Unseen”
by Peter David, Lee Weeks

Justice (vol. 2) #30

Title: “Psi Unseen”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Apr. 1989

Publisher: New Universe
Written by: Peter David
Art by: Lee Weeks

24 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
Network (Wayne Tucker)	Catholic (lapsed)	Medusa Web; Psi-Force	New Universe	20
Overtime (Lindsey Falmon)	Catholic (lapsed)	Psi-Force [fiance of Wayne Tucker]	New Universe	9
Playback (Miriam Morse)	Baptist	National Security Council	New Universe	9
Psi-Stalker (Thomas Boyd)	Protestant (non-practicing)	CIA; Medusa Web...  Paranormal Platoon; Psi-Force	New Universe	13
Shockwave (Kathy Ling)	Buddhist (non-practicing)	Medusa Web; Psi-Force	New Universe	16
Jenny Swensen		D.P.7; Troubleshooters	New Universe	29
Babel (Thame Panagitis)		Medusa Web [field leader of the Medusa Web]	New Universe	5
Potiphar (Nungali Kashab)		Medusa Web	New Universe	3
Troublemaker		Medusa Web	New Universe	3
Medusa Web		[global covert group]	New Universe	9
Psi-Force		[1st app: Psi-Force #1 (Nov. 1986)]	New Universe	40
National Security Council		[government agency]	New Universe	10
Agent Chauncy		[aide to Terrance Updike; dated Playback]	New Universe	10
Shudderbug (Rudy Leialoha)		Forsaken; Polynesian [can generate minor tremors]	New Universe	6
Forsaken		[group of Paranormals; live below Coney Island]	New Universe	3
Figurine		Forsaken [transparent; walks around naked]	New Universe	3
Red Sun (flashback cameo)		[1st app: Psi-Force #23 (Sep. 1988)]	New Universe	6
Dorothy Gale (visual reference)  The house the Psi-Force members and Justice are in resembles, strangely enough, Dorothy Gale's house in the tornado scene in Wizard of Oz.	Protestant	[farmer; student]	George M. Hill Company; Arrow, etc.	270
Rodstvow (mentioned)  Justice faces Psi-Force on the psychic plane. He wants to kill them, blaming them for his daughter Angie being severely injured during the battle between Psi-Hawk and Rodstvow.		Red Sun	New Universe	11
Nightmask (Keith Remsen) (mentioned)  Justice: "I spent a month with [Nightmask]... learning mental discipline, so I wouldn't be caught twice [in someone else's mental fantasies]."		Paranormal Platoon; U.S. Army [title star of a New Universe series]	New Universe	39
Psi-Hawk (mentioned)  Justice faces Psi-Force on the psychic plane. He wants to kill them, blaming them for his daughter Angie being severely injured during the battle between Psi-Hawk and Rodstvow.	Native American religion	Psi-Force [being formed by merger of Psi-Force]	New Universe	18
Siberian Project (mentioned)  In the real world, the bodies of Justice and Psi-Force are back at the Siberian Research Facility where they were originally held.		[1st app: Psi-Force #1 (Nov. 1986)]	New Universe	5
Angie Tensen (mentioned)  Justice faces Psi-Force on the psychic plane. He wants to kill them, blaming them for his daughter Angie being severely injured during the battle between Psi-Hawk and Rodstvow.		Forsaken [daughter of Justice; has power to reanimate the dead]	New Universe	15

This story was indexed from secondary sources only. The character list above is not necessarily comprehensive. Webpage for Justice #30 (Apr. 1989) created 3 December 2013. Last modified 3 February 2018.

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