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Independent·Justice Machine·#1·Bronze Age·ID-5809784
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Prosecutor Zarren captures the Machiners and is ready to kill them when he is interrupted by Maxinor and his son Robert. Maxinor is not the vicious criminal the Georwellian government has portrayed him to be. Zarren then reveals that Georwell is a dictatorship. Maxinor seeks to deliver its people from their unknowing oppression. He stops Zarren from killing the Machiners and then frees them. Branded as criminals, the Machiners decide to return to Georwell to clear their names. But they also realize that in supporting Georwell's regime, they are not the heroes they thought they were.
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The Justice Machine -a strike force of superhumans from the planet Georwell- are hunting down their old foe Maxinor, who has temporarily taken control of Blazer, one of the Machiners. Maxinor escapes to Earth, and the Machiners follow him.
As the Machiners hunt down Maxinor in New York City, Prosecutor Zarren from Georwell seizes the chance to be rid of the Machiners permanently. He turns the public of Georwell against the heroes by portraying them as rebel symapathizers, similar to Maxinor. As the Machiners think they have Maxinor trapped, an energy beam topples a wall on them, knocking them unconscious.
Prosecutor Zarren captures the Machiners and is ready to kill them when he is interrupted by Maxinor and his son Robert. Maxinor is not the vicious criminal the Georwellian government has portrayed him to be. Zarren then reveals that Georwell is a dictatorship. Maxinor seeks to deliver its people from their unknowing oppression. He stops Zarren from killing the Machiners and then frees them. Branded as criminals, the Machiners decide to return to Georwell to clear their names. But they also realize that in supporting Georwell's regime, they are not the heroes they thought they were.
A preview of the next issue: The Justice Machine fighting a group called the Guardians.
Prosecutor Zarren captures the Machiners and is ready to kill them when he is interrupted by Maxinor and his son Robert. Maxinor is not the vicious criminal the Georwellian government has portrayed him to be. Zarren then reveals that Georwell is a dictatorship. Maxinor seeks to deliver its people from their unknowing oppression. He stops Zarren from killing the Machiners and then frees them. Branded as criminals, the Machiners decide to return to Georwell to clear their names. But they also realize that in supporting Georwell's regime, they are not the heroes they thought they were.