The New Humans #7 (1988) continues the pulse-pounding narrative of one of Continuity Comics’ most ambitious and underrated superhero teams from the late ‘80s. Created under the visionary direction of Neal Adams, this issue pushes the boundaries of indie superhero storytelling, combining military intrigue, superhuman tension, and hard-hitting action with a distinctive art style emblematic of the era.

Set in a world where genetic evolution and covert experimentation have birthed a new generation of enhanced individuals, The New Humans follows a team of government-affiliated superhumans as they face rogue threats, internal power struggles, and moral ambiguity. In this seventh issue, the stakes are raised even further. Tensions among the team members intensify as a powerful adversary emerges, threatening not only their mission—but their fragile unity.

With a script steeped in Cold War-era anxieties and visual storytelling that leans heavily into dynamic panel layouts and intense character designs, this comic captures a unique moment in 1980s independent publishing. The blend of grounded realism and superhero fantasy makes it stand apart from the mainstream titles of the time. The action is raw, the dialogue unfiltered, and the world complex.

The interiors and cover artwork echo the hallmarks of Continuity Comics' house style—angular lines, exaggerated anatomy, and visually kinetic battles—drawing fans of vintage indie comics, early Image-style art, and creator-driven superhero projects. This issue is also notable for its continuity within a shared universe of titles like Armor and Megalith, offering depth for those following the broader story arcs.

This comic is bagged and boarded using acid-free materials to preserve its condition and collectability. It will be posted in a protective book wrap mailer designed for comics, ensuring it arrives safely. We provide fast shipping and careful, secure packaging direct from us—an experienced and trusted UK-based online comic book store that values condition, quality, and service.

Perfect for collectors of 1980s indie comics, fans of Neal Adams' legacy, or those looking to explore the lesser-known corners of superhero storytelling, The New Humans #7 (1988) is a bold, gritty gem from a truly unique publisher in comic history.