Justice Machine #24

Dec 1988 · Comico · 1.75 USD; 2.25 CAD

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In "Burnout!", the Justice Machine splinters across continents as Blazer and Havoc push back the Georwellians in Washington D.C., while Youthquake, Controller, and Nightowl face escalating danger in London. The tension mounts when the Rebellion’s leadership is cut short by the sudden arrival of Monolith—leading to a brutal confrontation between him and Titan, culminating in a shocking moment of victory and unintended consequence. Written by Doug Murray and illustrated by Mike Gustovich, with inks by Dell Barras, colors by Ken Feduniewicz, and letters by Bob Pinaha, this 1988 Comico issue features a cover by Gustovich and Barras.

Contains 2 stories

Burnout!

18 pp · Superhero

BlazerYouthquakethe Free Force [ControllerHavocNightowl]TitanDemonTalismanMaxinorFeralMonolith (dies in this story)Manslaughter

In "Burnout!", the Justice Machine faces escalating chaos as Blazer and Havoc hold the line in Washington D.C., while Youthquake, Controller, and Nightowl struggle against overwhelming odds in London. The tension peaks when the Rebellion’s plans are shattered by the sudden arrival of Monolith—leading to a brutal clash between him and Titan, culminating in a shocking turn of events that leaves the outcome hanging.

Craters

8 pp · Superhero

ChallengerDivinerProsecutor Zarren

In "Craters," Challenger and Diviner take a bold stand against an alien invasion by reprogramming the enemy's own systems to cripple their supply lines—turning the invaders' technology against them in a tense, high-stakes gambit that shifts the tide of war, leaving only the invasion force on Earth still active.