Astro City #10 (1997) page 22

In the climax of this tale, Jack-in-the-Box catches up with tinker villain Junkman and incapacitates him with a red Electro-Nose. This tale explores the motivations of gadget-based burglars like The Toyman. Why don’t they just make millions as legitimate inventors? Busiek posits that they want a reputation for brilliance even more than they want a quick buck. Anderson doesn't skimp on details; check out the reflection of Jack's face in Junkman's rocket pack in the fourth panel. An inscription on the bottom margin reveals that this page was once owned by 'Olivier.' Junkman's gun looks rather like Han Solo's blaster, which was a modified Mauser WW2 pistol.