That's Plan B?!: Midnighter

Any port in a storm.: Jenny Quarx

Surrendering?!: Midnighter

It was a big storm.: Jenny Quarx

Contents 1 Appearing in "The Seventh Day" 2 Synopsis for "The Seventh Day" 3 Notes 4 Trivia 5 See Also 6 Recommended Reading 7 Links and References

Appearing in "The Seventh Day"

Featured Characters:

• The Authority

• Jenny Quarx
• The Doctor
• Jack Hawksmoor
• The Engineer
• Swift
• Apollo
• Midnighter

Supporting Characters:

• Alternate Grunge
• Alternate Voodoo

Villains:

• Alternate Authority

• Alternate Jenny Quantum
• Alternate Midnighter
• Alternate Rose Tattoo
• Alternate Jeroen Thorndike

Other Characters:

• Alternate Americans (flashback only)
• Alterante Jacob Kriegstein (flashback only)
• Alternate Wildcats (flashback only)

Locations:

• Washington, D.C.
• Global Oversight
• New York City
• Antarctic Detention Facility

Items:

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Vehicles:

• The Carrier
  
  

Synopsis for "The Seventh Day"

The Authority find themselves on a world where the events of The Authority: Revolution were not overturned and The Authority actually stayed in power afterward. The Wildstorm Earth Authority is captured and sent to a detention center in Antartica. There, an alternate version of Gen 13's Grunge tells Jenny Quarx how his Earth's The Authority rose to power and kept that power by defeating all the other metahumans who tried to stop them. In another cell, Midnighter converses with an alternate Voodoo of the Wildcats who tells him about the implants they all have which keeps them under surveillance 24/7.

Meanwhile, the alternate Jenny Quantum shares her concerns with the alternate Midnighter that unlike the other Authority teams they've encountered, this one did not put up a fight. This fact worries her.

Back in the detention center, Midnighter figures out that his alternate self installed a fail-safe code and disables their cells.

The alternate Rose Tattoo confronts alternate Midnighter about his fail-safe and intents to kill him for his stupidity. Because she is the Spirit of Death she is able to defeat alternate Midnighter.

As the other inmates escape, The Wildstorm Authority can't find their Doctor. Then they get into an argument because of all the Authority teams they've encountered in their travels, the only thing that separates the previous two is that this alternate team actually carried out what the Wildstorm Authority has never done. The notion gives each of the members pause.

The alternate Doctor is actually an alternate Jeroen Thornedike. He has Habib and is taunting him. But oddly, at the end of his taunt he asks Habib to kill him.

Notes

• No special notes.

Trivia

• In the detention center scene, there is an alternate versions of Majestic, Jackson King, Wetworks, and Tumbleweed.
• Also in the detention center scene, Grunge is holding a braided lock of black and purple hair which is obviously from Freefall.
• In Thorndike's place, there are alternate versions of Freefall and Caitlin Fairchild.

See Also

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• Cover gallery for the Authority series

Recommended Reading

• The Authority: Revolution

Links and References

• wildstormresource

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