Geiger 14 sets the series up for what seems to be an explosive payoff to one of its strongest arcs yet. Read Full Review

GEIGER #14 brings fire and anticipation when Ashley Arden's secret plan is revealed. Writer Geoff Johns stacks one ticking clock on top of another to heighten the tension as much as possible, and Gary Frank's detailed art leans into the realism for a cinematic experience. This issue is a great example of building to a climax. Read Full Review

Plot
Doctor Molotov explains to Geiger that Ash is an evil person who has tricked him because his goal is to explode a nuclear bomb beneath Lewistown. Tariq doesn't believe him much, unsure of what's going on.

President Griffin's army attacks Ash with all its might, and Ash is mercilessly eliminating them. Griffin witnesses this from a distance; he has the power to stop her and Geiger if he so chooses.

Nate, Barney, Zig Zag, and Junkyard Joe try to stop this army by engaging them in close combat. At this point, The Custodian, a character dressed as Junkyard, appears and manages to calm them down by changing their configuration.

Geiger confronts Ash and demands answers to so many lies, such as hiding Molotov. She replies that she's using him because he's a remorseless killer, while she suffers for all those she's killed. Her plan is to explode the bomb, and Geiger will absorb the energy and radiation from everyone, including hers, taking away her powers. She'll be happy, even if the entire town dies in the process.

A decisive episode for the UNNAMED universe with shocking revelations where Geiger is put to the test and his allies are diminished.
This is one of the best comic series right now, from its art to its brilliantly narrated plot by Geoff Johns, which makes for an addictive read.

Art
Gary Frank and Brad Anderson achieve the perfect balance of highly detailed and organic art with clear colors that hold nothing back. Every panel on every page is mesmerizing; every time you look at it, you discover new and incredible details. The splash pages Gary creates will leave you speechless.

Rob Leigh's lettering is an onomatopoeic adrenaline rush.

Summary
Geiger confronts Ash Arden, who reveals his cruel and inhumane plan. The pieces of President Griffin's life are in motion. This episode is full of shocking revelations and twists.
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This issue continues the great writing and artwork.A big issue in this series, meaning everything is coming together with extra side stories simultaneously playing out.

I only started reading this lately. I picked up a trade and really got into it. I'm still trying to figure Arden out, but this issue really pushes the envelope with that character's end goal. I still don't understand it, but it's diabolical. The art by Frank is truly amazing. Looking forward to it continuing.

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Another well drawn and entertaining issue. I hope my boy Junkyard Joe isn't out for long.

There's a reason why Geiger is Ghost Machine's (and maybe even Image's) fladgship title and this issue continues to prove it.

An epic fight between Tariq and Ashley, Nate and Barney versus the Army, Junkyard Joe about to lose himself and a 'President' who looks to be more of a menace than all of them combined.

Oh and a little nuclear armageddon being minutes away.

Johns and Frank's partnership has been Grade A ever since they first teamed-up way back in thier Action days.

Next issue can't come fast enough.