Murder #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "My Brother," Steve Ditko crafts a chilling, off-kilter tale of obsession and control, where a man’s television doesn’t just entertain—it commands. When the device becomes the true criminal, the man turns the tables in a twist that redefines guilt and heroism. The story’s stark, surreal vision is brought to life by Ditko’s signature art, while Alex Toth’s striking cover captures the eerie, mechanical menace of the screen.
In "Social Justice," a man finds himself driven to commit crimes by his own television set—until, when caught, he turns the tables by pointing at the TV itself. The device is arrested, and the man is hailed as a hero, flipping the script on guilt, blame, and the media’s role in shaping justice.
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↩ Reprints 1984 #5 (1979)
Reprinted in Steve Ditko's Static (chapters 1-5) #[nn] (1989), The Lonely One #[nn] (1989), The Mocker #[nn] (1990), The Mocker #[nn] (2000), Steve Ditko's Static #[nn] (2000), The Avenging World #[nn] (2002), Savage Dragon #218 (2016), Mr. A #21 (2017), Murder #22 (2017), Tales of the Mysterious Traveler #36 (2022)
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