GEIGER #10 cranks up the plot progress, action, and anticipation when Junkyard Joe arrives at the moment the Glowing Man is at his lowest. Geoff Johns pens a script that pushes the journey to Lewistown ahead by leaps and bounds, and Gary Frank's artwork is phenomenal. Read Full Review

Geiger #10 is a very good bridge issue in this series. Taking us from the aftermath of Grovers Corner to whats next on the road. As we get a few solutions, we also get a few more unforeseen problems. Add in the return of Junkyard Joe and the introduction of a new threat, this issue delivers it all. Read Full Review

Gary Frank is back and the story is back on track as well. I’m still not sure why we have a Zebra sidekick in this book, but I’m confident that Johns is going somewhere with this.

Plot
Geiger and Nate save an elderly couple who were attacked by thieves, of course, Geiger eliminates them in the most painful way, when they were going to take the road again, Geiger loses control and explodes, regardless of having the boron rods.

There is a flashback that shows Tariq Geiger helping to build houses for war veterans just before the nuclear catastrophe.

In this crisis, Nate goes away with Barney and Zig Zag, to see how Junkyard Joe appears, who as we all know does not speak but reactivates Geiger's heart using electricity, saving his life.

Junkyard Joe, Nate and Geiger arrive at a fortress in the middle of nowhere called Ash Arden, whose exuberant leader does not let them enter.

This new story arc makes it clear that Geiger needs a cure, since his condition is becoming more and more unstable, the appearance of Junkyard Joe is a mystery, but apparently his intentions are to help, there is even a flashback that shows Red Coat. Little by little all these hero soldiers from this universe are connecting.

This saga gets better and better.

Art
Gary Frank and Brad Anderson achieve the perfect balance of highly detailed and organic art with clear colors that hide nothing. Every panel of every page is mesmerizing, every time you look at it you get new and incredible details.

Rob Leigh's lettering is an explosion of onomatopoeic adrenaline.

Summary
Geiger and Nate meet Junkyard Joe, just when Tariq needs his help.
Exciting start to a new story arc full of drama and adrenaline, the race against time to cure Geiger begins. more

Other solid issue.

Another good issue. It's not the most riveting issue, but some of the art in here is phenomenal.