The Justice Machine 1981 #3 - back issue - $4.00

Bloodmaster is hired by Jeremiah Hopper to take out one of Hopper's political opponents. As a show of his skill, Bloodmaster kills 3 of Hopper's thugs immediately. Just as they discuss the details of Bloodmaster's contract, Bloodmaster kills Hopper as well. He'd been hired to kill Hopper by the same man Hopper wanted dead. Wanting no witnesses, Bloodmaster proceeds to kill the 4th thug.

Escaping from Georwell, the Justice Machine takes Maxinor on his offer to house them. They contact Hammett Dash, founder of New Haven, a technological utopia. The city is completely self-contained and self-sustaining, including food and energy needs.

A pencil sketch of Servitor.

Bloodmaster frees Killgore as a distraction for the Machiners as he attempts to kill Hammett Dash. Diviner discovers him and the two battle, resulting in him slicing through Diviner's cape and crippling her. The Machiners defeat Killgore and stop Bloodmaster from killing Hammett, Blazer, and Diviner. But, Bloodmaster escapes the heroes by posing as a citizen of New Haven.

Crusader (from the Guardians) is ordered by Prosecutor Bettan to infiltrate the Rebellion by going renegade. He is forced into this against his will.

Last of the magazine-sized books. On-sale date from Amazing Heroes (Fantagraphics, 1981 series) #9. Indicia date says "June 1981", which is the same date as issue #1. This issue was published in March 1982.

• A Day in the Life of-- Bloodmaster! - Co-plotted by Charlie Wallace. Bloodmaster was also created by Charlie Wallace.
• Justice Machine Editorial - An editorial page.
• Titan at Bay! - A black and white pinup of Titan.
• Killgore - A pencil sketch of Killgore.
• Blazer and Demon - A black and white pinup of Blazer and Demon.
• A Master of Life and Death - Co-plotted by Charlie Wallace.
• Syllogism - This is a black and white story.