While I know its not the actual 1st issue of this series, the first proper issue gets this book off to a fun start. We finally have our team set, a future possible adversary hot on their trail, and endless possibilities ahead. One month seems like a very long time after reading this fun, quick, but jam packed story. Read Full Review

With all eyes of the comic world waiting with baited breath, the Ghost Machine's walking weapon returns in a monster way. Johns' superb writing ties in the conflict internally as well as the unnamed universe's latest onslaught. Frank, Anderson and Leigh gift readers with intense visuals that leave nothing to chance. There's no way anyone reads this and doesn't immediately go "THIS is what storytelling is all about! Read Full Review

GEIGER #1 a stellar debut that sets the stage for an exciting new series. With its compelling characters, gripping story, and stunning artwork, its a must-read for fans of post-apocalyptic fiction and superhero comics alike. Read Full Review

Geiger #1 offers a new path for the nuclear nomad, both in terms of a new story and a new venture for its creative team. The Ghost Machine line is off to a strong start, and hopefully it's one that can be sustained given the lineup of creators involved. Read Full Review

The creative team behind Geiger presents a brave new post-apocalyptic world for us to explore. While there are previous adventures that might add greater context to the story of “The Glowing Man”, the engaging setup and character choices will surely catch the attention of new readers. Read Full Review

It's a story readers have encountered many, many times before and the stellar pencils and inks displaying its banalities cannot counter them. Read Full Review

Plot
Geiger wanders through the radioactive desert of Nevada with his dog Barney implementing justice where it is needed, where his powers seem unstoppable and he uses them with extreme skill. Geiger is pursued by the Army and Nate, the henchman of the King of Vegas who now seeks redemption and offers Geiger an opportunity he can't refuse.

Geiger new volume brings a mix of Spaghetti Western and dystopian scifi future elements, where Geiger is a lethal hand-to-hand combat fighter with efficient radioactive power. The action sequences are fantastic, a visual and narrative delight.

Johns' narrative rhythm excites and takes you into the dangers of this world, where just breathing can be lethal.

Art
Gary Frank and Brad Anderson achieve the perfect balance of highly detailed and organic art with light colors that hide nothing. It's a mesmerizing art.

Summary
Geiger achieves a new purpose in life in this radioactive valley while he is wanted by the government. Exciting start of a new saga more

Loved this so much, I’ve been waiting for another Geiger. Art is beautiful as well!

Geoff Johns is the Human Torch, because his content right now is literally straight fire. It's nice revisiting this series again, and I am very interested on how this plays out. I'm interested in this new Ghost Machine Universe

Ghost machine is 3 for 3. Amazing debut.

As a script it's not exactly new and Knight is seriously annoying but it's got a charm and the art is exquisite. With a bit of development this could be a really enjoyable ongoing series.

Cracking stuff!

Definitely not as strong as the stuff that's come before this issue. It's still entertaining, but a little generic.

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