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The Justice Machine#3
Cover: Michael Gustovich & Joe Rubinstein

The Justice Machine #3

Mar 1982 · Noble Comics · 2.25 USD; 2.75 CAD
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In "A Day in the Life of— Bloodmaster!", the enigmatic assassin Bloodmaster takes on a deadly contract that quickly spirals beyond his control. Hired by political schemer Jeremiah Hopper to eliminate a rival, Bloodmaster dispatches Hopper’s thugs with chilling precision—only to turn on Hopper himself, revealing a far deeper game. Written by Michael Gustovich and Charlie Wallace, with art by Wallace and inks by Gustovich, this 1982 issue from Noble Comics delivers a tense, twist-laden tale where loyalty is a lie and every move has a hidden cost. The cover, penciled by Gustovich and inked by Joe Rubinstein, captures the grim intensity of a killer who knows exactly what he’s doing—no matter how many bodies it takes.

Contains 4 stories
A Day in the Life of-- Bloodmaster!
5 pp · Superhero
Jeremiah Hopper (death)Bloodmasterfour of Jeremiah's thugs (all die)

In a grim twist of loyalty, Bloodmaster arrives on a mission to eliminate a political rival, only to turn on his employer, Jeremiah Hopper, mid-contract. After swiftly dispatching three of Hopper’s thugs as a display of prowess, Bloodmaster reveals he was sent to kill Hopper all along—by the very man Hopper sought to destroy. With no witnesses left, he finishes the job by eliminating the final thug.

New Haven
14 pp · Superhero
The Justice Machine [BlazerTitanDemonDivinerTalismanChallenger]Hammett Dashunnamed citizens and soldiers of New Havenvarious ServitorsKillgore (cameo, in stasis)Robert MaxinorMaxinorProsecutor ZarrenDr. Victor Von CroftBloodmaster (off-panel cameo)

The Justice Machine arrives in New Haven, a city of gleaming towers and perfect order, where even the air feels controlled. Led by the enigmatic Maxinor and guided by the city’s founder, Hammett Dash, they’re offered refuge—until the quiet hum of the city begins to feel less like progress and more like a cage.

A Master of Life and Death
11 pp · Superhero
The Justice Machine [BlazerTitanDemonDivinerTalismanChallenger]BloodmasterHammett DashKillgore

In "A Master of Life and Death," Bloodmaster unleashes Killgore as a diversion while targeting Hammett Dash, forcing the Justice Machine into a desperate clash. Diviner steps in to stop him, but the battle leaves her wounded and Bloodmaster vanishes into the city, slipping past the heroes’ grasp.

Syllogism
5 pp · Superhero
CrusaderProsecutor Bettanthe Hunk

In "Syllogism," Crusader—once a steadfast Guardian—is thrust into a dangerous mission when Prosecutor Bettan orders him to go renegade and infiltrate the Rebellion, testing the limits of loyalty and justice. With the Hunk caught in the crossfire, Crusader must navigate a web of deception where every choice blurs the line between right and survival.

ComicBooks.com Value

Our Model is In Beta
Raw (Fine) $8
CGC 9.8 · 4 in census $288*
CGC 9.6 · 1 in census $85*
CGC 9.4 · 1 in census $49*
CGC 9.2 none in existence
CGC 9.0 none in existence
CGC 8.5 none in existence
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CGC 8.0 · 1 in census $30*
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Full credits

writer, inker, letterer Michael Gustovich
writer, artist Charlie Wallace
colorist Rusty Clunker
cover pencils Michael Gustovich
cover inks Joe Rubinstein

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