Spitfire and the Troubleshooters #7 (Apr. 1987):
“Deadly Resolutions!”
by Cary Bates, Alan Kupperberg, Tony DeZuniga

Spitfire and the Troubleshooters #7

Title: “Deadly Resolutions!”

Medium: comic

Cover date: Apr. 1987

Publisher: New Universe
Written by: Cary Bates
Art by: Alan Kupperberg, Tony DeZuniga

18 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.
Spitfire (Jenny Swensen) (lead character)		D.P.7; Troubleshooters	New Universe	29
Troubleshooters		[1st app: Spitfire and the Troubleshooters #1 (Oct. 1986)]	New Universe	12
Massachusetts Institute of Technology		[college/university]		25
Tim Ferris		Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Troubleshooters	New Universe	9
Eduardo Giotti		Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Troubleshooters [had crush on Spitfire (Jenny Swensen)]	New Universe	10
Terry Roberts		black; Massachusetts Institute of Technology...  Troubleshooters [computer hardware expert]	New Universe	10
Eric Chin		Asian; Massachusetts Institute of Technology...  Troubleshooters	New Universe	9
Andy Meadows		Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Troubleshooters	New Universe	8
Steel Hawk (Arun Bahkti)		Arab; The Club	New Universe	7
Bernie Strazcynski		[Jenny Swenson's friend and attorney; bungled her case]	New Universe	2
The Club		[mysterious international terror cartel]	New Universe	4
Baker		The Club [checked on Steel Hawk; assigned him to kill Prime Minister]	New Universe	3
Margaret Thatcher	Methodist (raised); Anglican (convert)	[attorney; chemist...]		313
Dean Norris		[informed Jenny Swensen (Spitfire) she lost tenure]	New Universe	1
unnamed vagrant		[Steel Hawk found him living in his ransacked home]	New Universe	1
thugs (cameo)  At the very end of this issue, Jenny Swensen is grabbed by hired thugs and kidnapped in their blue van. In the next issue we learn they work for Edmund Roth.		[occupation]		100
unnamed snow plow driver (cameo)		[killed by Steel Hawk on his way to attack Troubleshooters]	New Universe	1
Santa Claus (someone disguised or dressed as)  Steel Hawk showed his Club handler Baker video footage of his failed attempt to kill the British Prime Minister. He wore a Santa Claus suit to get close, but Spitfire threw his bomb away.	Christian			1,199

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