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Justice, Inc.

A pulp-fans dream come true - this crossover only took 75 years to become a reality! The Shadow, Doc Savage, and The Avenger, arguably the most iconic crime-fighters of the pulp era and introduced in the magazines of Street & Smith Publications, are together for the first time to prevent a world-shattering disaster!

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Out of tragedy, a hero is born... and an alliance formed!

When an airliner carrying industrialist Richard Henry Benson and his family disappears, it's the first strike in a secret cabal's master plan for world conquest.

As genius adventurer Doc Savageand brutal vigilante The Shadowattempt to avert disaster with their science and bullets, Benson rises from the ashes with a fearsome new identity: The Avenger.

Can three men of contrasting ideology and methodology cast aside their inherent differences and band together to conquer the overwhelming threat of the Voodoo Master and his mysterious allies?

Audience
adult
Length
short · 168 pages

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