Geiger #13

9.1

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4 Reviews
8.9

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14 Reviews
Writer Geoff Johns
Artist Gary Frank, Brad Anderson
Cover Price $3.99

The explosive second year of the hit series begins here! GEIGER comes face to face with the unstoppable power of ASHLEY ARDEN, THE GLOWING WOMAN. Can he learn to control his abilities as she has, or will his growing power doom him and everyone he holds dear? Meanwhile, THE CUSTODIAN returns—alive and more dangerous than ever. But what’s his connection to JUNKYARD JOE, and why is he back now? Secrets unravel, and the stakes have never been higher!

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  • 10

    Lyles Movie Files - Jeffrey Lyles

    Apr 08, 2025

    Geiger #13 sets up a really strong payoff for this arc with next issue looking like it could be one of the strongest in the series so far. Geiger remains one of the most consistently strong titles not just from Images Ghost Machine brand, but in all of comics. Read Full Review

  • 9.5

    Nerd Initiative - Richard Coryell

    Apr 09, 2025

    The story really picks up in this issue, adding to the great stakes. Geoff Johns does an amazing job of building the intrigue, well at the same time bring the danger and action. This issue encapsulates a ton of emotion and handles all of it nearly perfectly. Read Full Review

  • 9.0

    Comical Opinions - Gabriel Hernandez

    Apr 10, 2025

    GEIGER #13 is another excellent issue from Geoff Johns that gives readers everything they could want character development, action that furthers the story, intrigue, and escalating stakes. Plus, Gary Frank's miraculously detailed art is top shelf. Read Full Review

  • 8.0

    You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff

    Apr 12, 2025

    The overall run of Johns work on The Unnamed family of titles has been incredibly ambitious. Johns has been able to carve out a very specific and specifically novel territory for a comic book universe that feels quite fresh and interesting. Its not like Johns is doing anything terribly deep or challenging, but its pretty admirable to see him finding a new niche for a multi-title project. Its impressive to see it continuing as far as it has. Read Full Review

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