up as the dictator of the small island nation of the Arriba Atoll. Dark Force - dedicated to destruction of the Georwellian government, willing to work with the Machine to suit its needs, it is later revealed to be an armored suit used by a young girl (Tana Moshe) in the villain's first incarnation. Upon the entity's return in "The Chimera Conspiracy", Darkforce is obviously an entity of energy. Other media The Justice Machine was the subject of a sourcebook for the role-playing game Heroes Unlimited, published by Palladium Books. This version was based solely on the Noble Comics version, but includes details of storylines and characters stretching beyond the comic-published material. Bibliography Justice Machine vol. 1, #1–5 (Noble Comics, June 1981–Winter 1983) Justice Machine Annual #1 (Texas Comics, 1983) Justice Machine Featuring the Elementals #1-4 (Comico, May-Aug. 1986) Justice Machine vol. 2, #1–29 plus a 1989 annual (Comico, Jan. 1987–May 1989) The New Justice Machine #1–3 (Innovation Publishing, Nov. 1989–March 1990) Justice Machine Summer Spectacular #1 (Innovation, Summer 1990) Justice Machine vol. 3, #1–7 (Innovation, April 1990–April 1991) Hero Alliance & Justice Machine: Identity Crisis #1 (Innovation, September 1990) Justice Machine vol. 4, issues #1–2 (Millennium Publications, Oct.–Dec. 1992) The New Justice Machine: High Gear Edition, Volume One (Millennial Concept/Transfuzion Publishing, March 2009) Object of Power (Bluewater Productions, June 2014) Notes References Citations Sources (Noble Comics) (Texas Comics) (Comico) (Comico) (Innovation) (Innovation) (Millennium) The Justice Machine Official site Grand Comics Database: Justice Machine International Superhero: Justice Machine 1981 comics debuts Comico Comics titles Innovation Publishing titles Superhero teams Works based on Nineteen Eighty-Four