Justice Machine: Object of Power

by Mark Ellis

The gears of justice roll on in a new graphic novel by best-selling author Mark (Doc Savage, Outlanders) Ellis, David (Batman/Superman, Infinity, Inc,) Enebral and Ivan (Legend of Isis) Barriga. The Justice Machine fought to destroy tyranny on two worlds--but nearly twenty years ago they vanished, never to be seen again. Until now! The Machine's explosive return plunges them into a nightmarish landscape of two realities warring for dominion! The team races to thwart a dark destiny awaiting all humanity if they fail to stop an unspeakable evil from gaining a foothold to the future! Painted front and back covers by Jeff Slemons! Special features include a history of the Justice Machine with artwork by Adam Hughes, Darryl Banks, Robert Castro and Jack Kirby!

Kindle Edition

First published February 29, 2012

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Reviews

[Max · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book had a very bad reputation with existing Justice Machine fans out there, small group that we are. However, upon finally reading it (on Globalcomix), I found it to be a perfectly fine “starting over” point, and would have like to see it all continue from here. Sure, the art looks rushed in many places, and some characters look far too much alike, but this endeavor deserves none of the vitriol I’ve seen cast at it over the years.

[Michael · Rating 4 out of 5]

A solid homage

I was a big fan of the Comico series back in the 80's. What attracted me back then was the wonderfully interwoven stories of the individual book with the hero's story, all within the overall story arc. It was a masterpiece. What attracted me now was nostalgia. This book answered the call and let me return to a time when turning a page was breathtaking.