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Justice Machine #4 (1987) · The Collector

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Comico
Justice Machine (1987)
#4

Comico#4

Justice Machine

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Justice Machine #4

Show Me A Hero

Publisher: Comico
Cover date: April 1987
On sale: Apr 3, 1987
Cover price: $1.50
Pages: 36

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Grand Comics Database issue 247573

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The Justice Machine attend a comic book convention and help save lives when a religious zealot sets off an incendiary device.

Credits

Writer: Tony Isabella
Penciller: Mike Gustovich
Inker: Mike Gustovich
Colorist: Tom Vincent
Letterer: Bob Pinaha
Cover: Mike Gustovich

Editorial and production

Editor: Diana Schutz

Characters

Blazer
Carolyn Smith
Demon
Diviner
Douglas Hamilton
Jenny Hamilton
Justice Machine [Challenger
Maxinor
Talisman
Titan
Youthquake

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