Justice #28

Feb 1989 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 2.00 CAD; 0.50 GBP

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In "Psi Anxiety," the Medusa Web springs a daring rescue as Jake Travest is en route to prison, pulling him from custody to a hidden site where the wreckage of the Mark III M.A.X. armor lies. With the damaged suit still holding secrets, Travest discovers a crucial computer disk with full blueprints for a new armor—only for the Medusa Web to seize it and abandon him, detonating the building in a blaze of destruction. Written by Fabian Nicieza and illustrated by Don Hudson, with inks by Mike Gustovich, colors by Gregory Wright, and letters by Rick Parker, this pivotal issue features a cover by Lee Weeks.

Contains 2 stories

Psi Anxiety

22 pp · Superhero

Justice [John Tensen]Angela TensenN.S.C. [Victor PaskoTerrance UpdikeAgent ChauncyRudy Leialoha]Elliot Quill (corpse)Psi-Hawk (cameo flashback)Rodstvow (cameo flashback)Medusa Web [BabelTroublemaker]

In "Psi Anxiety," Justice grapples with guilt after Angela arrives at the hospital in shock, blaming himself for failing to stop Rodstvow and Psi-Hawk. With the weight of his remorse pressing on him, he agrees to join a mission to Siberia—guided by Updike’s ties to the Medusa Web—to aid the Psi-Force and confront the growing threat.

The Travest Termination

6 pp · Superhero

Medusa Web [SkybreakerTroublemakerPotipharDustoff (introduction)]Jake Travest (dies)

In "The Travest Termination," Jo and the Medusa Web spring a daring rescue of Jake Travest from a prison transport, only to bring him to the ruined site of the Mark III M.A.X. armor. With the wreckage still smoldering, Travest discovers a computer disk holding the full blueprints for a new suit—only for the team to steal it and abandon him as the building explodes around him.