Justice Machine #26

Feb 1989 · Comico · 1.95 USD; 2.50 CAD

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“Truth and Consequences”

In "Truth and Consequences," the Justice Machine and the Free Force take a breath after a costly loss, regrouping amid the fallout of failure. As Zarren faces the consequences of his misstep, Blazer begins to uncover the unsettling truth behind her unstable powers—while tensions simmer beneath the surface. Written by Michael Eury and illustrated by Mike Gustovich, with inks by Dell Barras, colors by Ken Feduniewicz, and letters by Bob Pinaha, the issue's cover by Mike Gustovich and Dell Barras captures the weight of the moment.

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writer Michael Eury · artist Mike Gustovich · inker Dell Barras · colorist Ken Feduniewicz · letterer Bob Pinaha · cover Mike Gustovich, Dell Barras

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writer Michael Eury

artist Mike Gustovich

inker Dell Barras

colorist Ken Feduniewicz

letterer Bob Pinaha

cover pencils Mike Gustovich

cover inks Dell Barras

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As Zarren pays the penalty for failure, the Justice Machine and the Free Force regroup and have some much needed downtime. Also Blazer finds out why her powers have been fluctuating so much lately.

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