Geiger #3

Gary Frank's cover for Geiger #3 sets a quietly haunting tone — a cracked human skull half-buried in ashen, rocky wasteland soil, surrounded by scattered bone fragments and debris under a pale, desolate sky. It's a stark, beautifully rendered image that speaks to the post-apocalyptic world Geoff Johns and Frank are building, where survival and mortality feel like two sides of the same coin. Brad Anderson's muted, ash-grey palette gives the scene a cold, lingering weight that makes this 2021 series feel genuinely distinct on the shelf.