Gen 13: Who They Are and How They Came to Be... #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2006 DC collection reprints the earliest adventures of the Gen 13 team, originally published by WildStorm. It gathers the introductory stories that established the young superhumans—runaways from a secret government program—and their origins, featuring the work of creators like Jim Lee, Brandon Choi, and J. Scott Campbell. The volume serves as a primer for new readers looking to understand the characters' beginnings in the WildStorm universe.
"Payback!" kicks off a high-stakes escape for Gen 13 as the team breaks free from the Genesis Project facility, racing against the relentless Genesis Keepers. Written by Jim Lee, Brandon Choi, and Jeff Mariotte, with dynamic art by J. Scott Campbell and inks by Alex Garner, this 2006 DC issue captures the group’s desperate flight and the moment they begin to uncover the hidden connections binding them. The cover by J. Scott Campbell and Alex Garner sets the tone for a story where survival hinges on trust, power, and the truth behind their shared past.
In "null," the Gen 13 team flees the Genesis Project facility, their newly awakened abilities their only edge against the relentless Genesis Keepers hunting them. As they run, forced to rely on one another, the teens begin to uncover fragments of their shared past and the mysterious connection that binds them.
In "Free for All!" from Gen 13: Who They Are and How They Came to Be..., the team finds themselves caught in a deadly crossfire as Pitt, Ivana Baiul's Keeper, and the Black Razors all converge, each desperate to claim the right to eliminate Gen 13. With no allies in sight and enemies closing in from every side, survival depends on who can outmaneuver the others in a brutal game of who gets to finish them off.
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↩ Reprints Gen 13 #1 (1994), Gen 13 #2 (1994), Gen 13 #3 (1994), Gen 13 #4 (1994), Gen 13 #1 [Second Printing] (1994), Gen 13 #5 (1994)
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