D.P. 7 #11 [Newsstand]

(September 1987)

Haven (Table of Contents: 1)

D.P. 7 / comic story / 23 pages (report information)

Script

Mark Gruenwald

Pencils

Paul Ryan

Inks

Al Williamson

Colors

Paul Becton

Letters

Phil Felix

Genre

superhero

Characters

Dave Landers; Stephanie Harrington; Lenore Fenzl (cameo); "the Woodsman"; "Demon"; Susan (introduction); ESPeople [Walt (introduction); Mary Lou (introduction); Holly (introduction); Victor (introduction); Dan (introduction); Keith (introduction)] (introduction); Tracy Speck (villain); Dexter Charne (villain); Hackbarth (villain); Clinic mercenaries [Price (villain); Lezar (villain); Fraley (cameo, villain); Maiscott (cameo, villain); West (cameo, villain); Perricone (cameo, villain); Bernard (cameo, villain)]

Synopsis

Dave spends several months in the woods with the Woodsman, who teaches Dave how to fight. Dave leaves to rescue the rest of the group from the Clinic. On the way, the C.I.A. agents catch up with him, but he is saved by a group of six paranormals with psychic powers who call themselves the ESPeople. When Dave leaves them, the group places a mental block in his mind preventing him from remembering who they are, and, in doing so, a side-effect that prevents psychic tampering of his mind. The agents soon track Dave down and capture him. At the Clinic, Stephanie begins waking from her dream-state when her powers counter the effects of the sedatives. Hackbarth decides to kill her with his power but Charne uses his power to put Stephanie into a coma and, as a result, accidentally puts Hackbarth into a coma as well.

Reprints

• in D.P.7 (Play Press, 1989 series) #11

Indexer Notes

The following characters appear in Stephanie Harrington's dreams: Stephanie Harrington; Chuck Harrington; Jill Harrington; Emily Harrington; Ben Harrington.

Letters to: D.P. 7 (Table of Contents: 2)

Letters to: D.P. 7 / letters page / 1 page (report information)

Script

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Letters

typeset

Indexer Notes

Letters from Michael J. Miller and Michael Pickens. Ralph Macchio announces he is leaving the book as editor to be replaced by Howard Mackie in the next issue.