Gen13: Meanwhile #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2003 collection brings together the complete Gen 13: Meanwhile miniseries, a four-issue story arc that sees the young super-powered team caught in a reality-bending adventure. Written by Adam Warren with art by Rick Mays, the tale pits the Gen 13 crew against a mysterious villain who manipulates time and space, forcing them to confront alternate versions of themselves and their world.
In "Meanwhile...", Gen13 hits the road with a mystery on their hands: a viral pop song, "So Happy, To Be Happy" by Candi Bentar, has seemingly hypnotized everyone—including the usually aloof Lynch. As Caitlin notices the strange, unshakeable cheer spreading across the country, Kat starts to suspect the tune might be more than just catchy. Written by Adam Warren and illustrated by Lee Bermejo, with inks by John Nyberg and colors by Digital Chameleon, this 2003 issue features a cover by Adam Warren that captures the eerie charm of the moment.
In the midst of a high-speed mission, Caitlin stumbles upon a global obsession with the catchy pop anthem "So Happy, To Be Happy" by Candi Bentar—so pervasive that even the usually stoic Lynch is caught off guard. As the tune spreads like a virus, Kat grows uneasy, sensing something unnatural beneath the melody’s cheerful surface.
In "A Savage Breast" — Part 2 of 2 from Gen13: Meanwhile #nn — Fairchild pushes forward to stop the global wave of a young pop star’s song, but Mr. Majestic stands in her way, forcing her to confront more than just a melody. The stakes rise as sound becomes power, and the line between performer and weapon blurs.
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↩ Reprints Gen 13 #43 (1999), Gen 13 #44 (1999), Gen 13 #66 (2001), Gen 13 #67 (2001), Gen 13 #68 (2001), Gen 13 #69 (2001), Gen 13 #70 (2001)
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