Gen 13 #13 A, B & C Collected Edition #[nn]

Name: Gen 13 #13 A, B & C Collected Edition #[nn]
Brand: Image
Price: 137.02 USD
Availability: InStock

Nov 1997 · Image · 6.95 USD; 10.10 CAD

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About this Collection

This 1997 Image Comics collection brings together the three variant covers of Gen 13 #13, each featuring a different 'A-B-C' theme. The issue is part of the ongoing Gen 13 series, focusing on the adventures of the young super-powered team including Caitlin Fairchild, Grunge, Freefall, and Rainmaker. This edition is a must-have for collectors interested in the variant cover trend of the late 1990s and the popular Gen 13 franchise.

In this standout collected edition of Gen 13 #13 A, B & C, Grunge is trapped in the surreal realm of Sequential Art, racing against time to rescue the Wizard from the Frenzy Beast. With unexpected help from cross-company allies and a surprising motivational boost from real-life speaker Tony Robbins, Grunge must confront his deepest desires—literally embodied in a prized chromium-covered comic—before he can break free and return to his friends. Written by Brandon Choi, J. Scott Campbell, and Jim Lee, with art by J. Scott Campbell and inks by Alex Garner, Richard Friend, Tom McWeeney, Edwin Rosell, and Peter Guzman, the issue blends high-stakes action with a unique, self-reflective twist. The cover, penciled by J. Scott Campbell and inked by Sandra Hope, captures the chaos and intensity of the moment.

Contains 3 stories

Untitled Superhero story

13 pp · Superhero

Untitled Superhero story

13 pp · Superhero

Rat Creatures

Untitled Superhero story

13 pp · Superhero

Anthony Robbins (guest)Frenzy Beast (villain)Marvel Zombies (villains)

In "null," Grunge is trapped in the surreal realm of Sequential Art, racing against time to rescue the Wizard from the Frenzy Beast. With unexpected aid from a roster of cross-company icons and a surprising boost from real-life motivator Tony Robbins, Grunge must confront his deepest desire—his prized comic—before he can break free.