Trouble brews within the last civilized town in America. The cause: Tariq Geiger, who attracts too many bounty hunters wanting the enormous sum for his corpse. But when Geiger loses control, will he ultimately become this town's protector... or its doom? Plus, the return of Junkyard Joe's creator and enemy, The Custodian. But what are his ties to Geiger? And Redcoat?
Like Redcoat #8, this issue teased a significant collision of several major players in the Unknown War timeline. Something huge is about to development in this section of the Ghost Machine titles and seems like its going to be pretty exciting. Read Full Review
Geiger #9 was a climatic second part to this mini Grovers Corner arc. The battle with the New King and his Knights is some of the best action in comics in recent memory. Geoff Johns has built a world where the line between hero and villain is very blurred. The teases at the end involving other characters from the UnNamed Universe are very exciting. Read Full Review
GEIGER #9 is a relatively satisfying end to Geiger's visit to Grover's Corners. Geoff Johns uses the climactic battle to shake up the status quo of Geiger's enemies and bring the radioactive anti-hero one big step closer to a crossover with other ghost Machine characters. Plus, the sizeable art team's presentation is outstanding. Read Full Review
The central idea is appealing enough without being overwhelmingly captivating. Its a big challenge to get everything going. Johns and company have some difficulty treading between the novel and the familiar, but the ninth issue of the current series manages the right kind of ballance to keep everything moving from beginning to end in a largely satisfying chapter for the ongoing series that continues to find appealing angles on the tradiational after-the-bomb sci-fi setting. Its going to be interesting to see where Johns and company take the series next. Read Full Review
Plot
Geiger, Nate, Zig Zag, Barney, Beverly, Carol and Ronald are intercepted by the new King, Geiger and Barney stay fighting, while Nate takes the children and Zig Zag to hide behind some concrete walls.
The New King has a Tungsten armor with Titanium that makes it impossible for Geiger to melt it, apart from attacking them with Boron powder, however Nate bathes him with water and Geiger unleashes his rage and kills everyone, the New King attacks him and his energy emission goes out of control and manages to melt his helmet. Nate manages to calm him down and Geifer almost kills him, Barney intervenes and Nate places the Boron bars on him, which makes his radiation disappear.
This comic reveals that Nate has an a more
Really good solid issue.
Solid issue. Geiger never lets you down. I really didn't like Nate at first, but every issue has improved his character.
another solid issue from Geoff Johns.
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