Justice #31

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

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In "Under the Boardwalk," the latest chapter of Justice unfolds as captured agents Chauncy and Rudy Leialoha vanish beneath Coney Island’s boardwalk, ensnared by the mysterious Forsaken. With Captain Brooklyn already on the scene, Justice is summoned from D.C. to New York, where he’s joined by the fully recovered Angie on a high-stakes rescue mission. Written by Peter David and brought to life by Lee Weeks’ dynamic art and Janet Jackson’s vivid colors, this 1989 issue blends urban tension with the series’ signature blend of action and character depth.

Contains 2 stories

Under the Boardwalk

22 pp · Superhero

Angela TensenNSC [Miriam MorseAgent ChauncyRudy LeialohaTerrance UpdikeVictor Pasko]Captain Brooklyn (introduction)Judge Mental (first full introduction, villain)Forsaken [SeraphAugur (introduction)Horny Toad (introduction)FigurineJames] (introduction, villains)

In the shadowed tunnels beneath Coney Island, captured agents Chauncy and Rudy Leialoha face an unknown threat from the Forsaken. When Captain Brooklyn arrives to confront the cult, he’s met with resistance—just as Justice, alerted to the disappearances, races from D.C. with Angie at his side, ready to dive into the chaos beneath the boardwalk.

Freedom of Depress

6 pp · Superhero

Andrew ChaserHon. Philip Nolan Voigt (villain)

In the newly established capital of Denver, President Voigt meets secretly with Andrew Chaser, admitting he once had paranormal abilities but no longer does. Chaser, unsettled by the revelation, begins to grapple with the unsettling possibility that Voigt may one day need to be eliminated.