D.P. 7 #21

Jul 1988 · Marvel · 1.25 USD; 1.75 CAD; 0.40 GBP

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In "Siege," the D.P. 7 team faces escalating danger as Jenny splits from the group to search for missing allies, while the transformed Mutator, now bird-like, tries to protect Lenore and Charlotte by drawing soldiers' fire—only to be shot down and leave them captured. With the Clinic exposed and the police arriving in force, chaos erupts as the DDTeens fight back, leaving casualties on both sides. Written by Mark Gruenwald and illustrated by Paul Ryan, with inks by Danny Bulanadi, colors by Paul Becton, and letters by Janice Chiang, the cover by Paul Ryan captures the intensity of the moment.

Contains 2 stories

Siege

22 pp · Superhero

Dave LandersRandy O'Brien (cameo)Charlotte BeckLenore FenzlJeff WaltersMutator (quits)Colonel Mac BrowningLieutenant ZentnerDDTeens ["Scuzz" CuzinskiAnnie "Quiver""Squirm" (joins)Heather "Raindrop"Evan HuebnerMichael CrawleyMothball]Abner Heath (introduction)Jensen (introduction)Pit Bull (cameo)Jack Magniconte (introduction as the All-American)Dan Potratz (introduction)Tanis NewhouseBlack Powers [Indigo (dies?)Bazooka] (villains)Pamela Leighton (dies?)Sally Gallagher (dies?)Scrap Iron [John]DementiaNaslund (introduction)Harlan HackbarthTerry Wilke (cameo)Juris Ziegler (dies?)Stalagmite (cameo)Martin Murken (cameo)Chuck HarringtonStephanie HarringtonBen HarringtonEmily HarringtonJilly HarringtonRonald Reagan (on television)Sponge (flashback)Jenny Swensen (flashback)

In "Siege," Jo and the other DDTeens find themselves hunted after a violent clash with police leaves casualties on both sides. With the Clinic exposed and the group scattered, Jo must navigate the chaos as the military closes in—especially when a mysterious figure from their past reappears with a dangerous offer. The story unfolds with tense urgency, blending personal stakes and escalating danger as the teens fight to survive in a world that sees them as threats.

Choices

6 pp · Superhero

Kickers, Inc. [Jack Magniconte [the All-American] (quits)Beauford "Brick" WohlDallas "Dasher" CorbinThomas "Suicide" SmytheDarlene "Doll" Magniconte: Scott Templar

In "Choices," Scott Templar attempts to force Jack Magniconte into joining the C.I.A., prompting Magniconte to leave Kickers, Inc. and enlist in the Army instead. Months later, Magniconte steps into the spotlight as "the All-American" during a high-stakes training session for Army generals.