The Justice Machine #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Force for Freedom!", the Machiners and New Haven’s doctors grapple with the mysterious coma of Diviner—only to learn she’s lost her sight, a revelation that shakes the team’s resolve. Meanwhile, the Free Force returns from a mission just as the Machiners survey the wreckage left by Killgore, leading to a tense clash born of miscommunication. As hostilities escalate, a moment of crisis forces the two groups to confront their assumptions and find common ground. Written by Michael Gustovich and illustrated by Bill Reinhold, with inks by Michael Gustovich, Deb Bauer, and Sam de la Rosa, and colors by Kevin Siembieda, this 1982 Noble Comics issue features a cover by Rich Buckler and Jerry Bingham, with inks by Michael Gustovich.
In "A Force for Freedom!", the Justice Machine grapples with the aftermath of Diviner’s mysterious coma—revealing she’s lost her sight, a shock to the team—just as the Free Force returns to New Haven. Tensions flare when the two groups misread each other’s arrival as a threat, leading to a clash that only breaks when Maxinor is endangered. With the city’s safety at stake, can they set aside their mistrust before it’s too late?
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Reprinted in Alternate Existance #1 (1982)
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