Gen13 #[2]

In "When Caitlin Ruled the Lizards," Gen 13 finds themselves stranded in a surreal prehistoric preserve where dinosaurs roam and humans are prey—part of a twisted hunting game orchestrated by Tabula Rasa. With no clear way out, the team must navigate this dangerous world, where survival means staying one step ahead of both the beasts and the unseen forces controlling them.

In "Road Trip: Club Kids," Gen13 finds themselves stranded when their jeep runs out of gas, leading them to an outlet mall for a quick snack run. Freefall’s impulsive grab of some treats kicks off a chaotic chase from two local cops, only to be interrupted by a sudden, chilling confrontation with The Authority.

In "One Shot of a Long, Dark Road," Gen 13 takes refuge on a quiet farm after fleeing a deadly ambush, finding unexpected peace in the rhythm of chores and quiet moments with their mysterious host, Phil. As the threat of Tabula Rasa looms and old secrets surface, the team must trust their instincts and each other when Maxine and John Lynch arrive with urgent news—there’s no time to rest.

In "Fire and Wind," Burnout reflects on his past as the team grapples with what it means to be heroes, choosing names that define their identities. While Grunge gets a tattoo to mark his transformation, the others seek answers from Dr. Tomorrow—only to clash with the chaotic Liberty Snots. Megan quietly makes a bold request to Tabula Rasa, setting something in motion, as the issue ends with the sudden appearance of the Authoriteens, a teen version of The Authority from another universe, watching from the shadows.

In "Battle of the Band of Brothers," Gen 13 faces a brutal ultimatum from the Authoriteens, who demand they vanish into the Suicide Box—while ordering the Liberty Snots to leave. With Dr. Grace revealing that five unstable infant versions of Dr. Cross have been created, the team refuses to comply, sparking a clash that tests their resolve. As loyalties shift and the line between enemy and ally blurs, the fight escalates—leaving the future of the team and their allies hanging in the balance.

In "Left of Center," Grunge confronts his past as the Gen13 team faces a brutal showdown. With Liberty Snots' aid and a sudden surge of power from absorbing Fairchild’s abilities—and then the mysterious Suicide Booth—Grunge steps into a role far beyond his past. The tide turns, but the cost is heavy, and the team’s survival now hinges on what comes next.

In "Finale," Fairchild reflects on the aftermath as the Authoriteens are sent back to their own universe, leaving behind a fractured team still reeling from loss. Grunge struggles with the weight of killing Kid Apollo, and as his teammates rally around him—especially Fairchild—their support begins to crack the walls of his guilt. When Megan, overwhelmed by fear and doubt, makes a desperate choice that ends in tragedy, the fallout forces everyone to confront what they’ve lost—and what they might still be able to save.