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The Justice Machine#2
Cover: Mike Gustovich & Terry Austin

The Justice Machine #2

Sep 1981 · Noble Comics · 2.25 USD; 2.75 CAD
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In "Return to Georwell," the Machiners regroup after their fall from power, determined to reclaim Earth by locating the lost Dimensional Transporter hidden within their abandoned facility. Splitting into pairs to search the ruins, they’re ambushed and captured by the Guardians—newly appointed super-humans who’ve taken over as Earth’s protectors, replacing the outlawed Justice Machine. Only Talisman manages to escape, leaving the fate of the Machiners—and the future of Earth—uncertain. Written and illustrated by Michael Gustovich, with inks by William F. Loebs and Charlie Wallace, and colors by Joe Zabel, this 1981 Noble Comics issue features a cover by Mike Gustovich and Terry Austin.

Contains 3 stories
Return to Georwell
10 pp · Superhero
The Justice Machine [BlazerTitanDemonDivinerTalismanChallenger]Blazer's motherTrinika (Titan's wife)Lukral and Andron (Titan's sons)Mrs. Blight (Talisman's landlady)unnamed citizens and soldiers of Georwell

In "Return to Georwell," the Justice Machine returns to the city they once protected, only to find their legacy tarnished and their names reviled. With the people turned against them and their families estranged—Blazer’s mother, Titan’s sons, and Trinika among those who now see them as threats—the heroes confront the painful truth that Georwell is no longer home.

The Guardians
7 pp · Superhero
The Justice Machine [BlazerTitanDemonDivinerTalismanChallenger]The Guardians [Big BrainNight LightningPhaserMonolithCrusaderMalefactorthe Hunk]

In "The Guardians," the remnants of the Justice Machine—Blazer, Titan, Demon, Diviner, and Talisman—split up to locate the Dimensional Transporter, unaware they’re being hunted by a new elite team of super-humans known as the Guardians. As the Machiners are captured one by one, Talisman narrowly escapes, left to confront the mystery of why the Guardians, including the former Challenger, now stand in their way.

Untitled Superhero story
13 pp · Superhero
The Justice Machine [BlazerTitanDemonDivinerTalismanChallenger]The Guardians [Big BrainNight LightningPhaserMonolith [Ivan] (dies in this story)CrusaderMalefactorthe Hunk]

In "null," the Justice Machine faces a desperate stand against the Guardians when the Machiners—long imprisoned in an unbreakable dome—are finally freed by Talisman’s bold, self-sacrificing leap. With the dome shattered and the Machiners unleashed, the balance of power shifts as the former prisoners battle their captors, overcome the Guardians in a fierce clash, and vanish through a transporter they later destroy—leaving no trace behind.

ComicBooks.com Value

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Raw (Fine) $4
CGC 9.8 · 4 in census $288*
CGC 9.6 · 2 in census $85*
CGC 9.4 · 3 in census $49*
CGC 9.2 · 1 in census $35*
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Full credits

writer, artist, letterer Michael Gustovich
colorist Joe Zabel
cover pencils Mike Gustovich
cover inks Terry Austin

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