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Noble Comics
The Justice Machine #3 1981 


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Info on comic:

The Justice Machine #3 , published by Noble Comics in June 1981, is a prominent early modern independent superhero comic book created by Mike Gustovich. This 48-page Bronze Age anthology features a unique blend of color and black-and-white pages, showcasing the team's ongoing escape back to Earth. 
 
Issue Details & Credits
  • Main Storylines: Features "A Day in the Life of—BloodMaster!" and "Syllogism" (Part 1, Chapter 1). 
  • Creative Team: Written by Mike Gustovich, Charlie Wallace, and Robert Berry. 
  • Interior & Cover Art: Illustrated by Charlie Wallace, Mike Gustovich, Bill Reinhold, Bob Berry, and Mitch O'Connell. The cover art is handled by Mike Gustovich and Joe Rubinstein. 
  • Special Features: Includes a 2-page pinup by Mike Gustovich and Bob Layton, character designs by Bill Reinhold, and a pinup by Mitch O'Connell. 
  • Plot: The Justice Machine seeks refuge in the futuristic underground city of New Haven, only to be pursued by the lethal assassin Bloodmaster and the savage Killgore. 

Condition F to VF- see photo(s)

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