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Gen 13: WorldStorm/World's End
Main Page: Gen 13 Series Index
"Teenage Weapons of Mass Destruction." - Gail Simone
Being a teenager can be a strange experience. From emotional and physical changes to dealing with peer pressure and responsibility, it’s a difficult time for everyone. When you’re a twenty-first century kid left to fend for yourself, keeping your head above water seems almost impossible.
Meet Caitlin, Sarah, Roxy, Bobby, and Eddie—five outcast teenagers from different parts of the country who learn quickly they all have something in common—they have abilities far beyond those of their classmates! But are these powers natural gifts or the result of a nefarious experiment headed by the shady government organization International Operations? That’s what these five teens are out to discover…with any luck, staying one step ahead of the government. Life can be pretty tricky when you’re a teenage weapon of mass destruction!
The fourth volume of Gen 13 restarts the series after the events of Captain Atom: Armageddon.
Overview:
In hopes of developing her own unstoppable force of teenages superhumans, International Operations's Ivana Baiul oversaw a top-secret operation dubbed "Gen 13. But John Lynch decided otherwise and helped the kids out of the Genesis Compound in Death Valley.
The kids settled in under Lynch'as tutelage and tried living normal lives. But that never stopped them from getting into various misadventures involving their fellow super beings in the WildStorm Universe and ultimately "dying" in a six-megaton bomb blast!
Years later, a clandestine government agency resurrected the program and cloned special-order teens for the insanely wealthy. This reborn Gen 13 once again escaped custody with the help of the mysterious John Lynch and went on the run before deciding to take down the organization that created them once and for all.
After following an enemy soldier inside a teleporter, Gen 13 ended up trapped in time for several months and missed the end of the world. When they finally escaped the confines of a digital storage facility, the kids found themselves in a sunken Manhattan. On their own, they began their harrowing journey through the blasted landscape of World's End.
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"Teenage Weapons of Mass Destruction." - Gail Simone
Being a teenager can be a strange experience. From emotional and physical changes to dealing with peer pressure and responsibility, it’s a difficult time for everyone. When you’re a twenty-first century kid left to fend for yourself, keeping your head above water seems almost impossible.
Meet Caitlin, Sarah, Roxy, Bobby, and Eddie—five outcast teenagers from different parts of the country who learn quickly they all have something in common—they have abilities far beyond those of their classmates! But are these powers natural gifts or the result of a nefarious experiment headed by the shady government organization International Operations? That’s what these five teens are out to discover…with any luck, staying one step ahead of the government. Life can be pretty tricky when you’re a teenage weapon of mass destruction!
The fourth volume of Gen 13 restarts the series after the events of Captain Atom: Armageddon.
 Gen 13 WorldStorm #1 Best of a Bad Lot 1 of 6: And On the First Day |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #1 Campbell variant Best of a Bad Lot 1 of 6: And On the First Day |  Gen 13 Worldstorm #2 Best of a Bad Lot 2 of 6: Never Be Divided |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #2 McGuinness variant Best of a Bad Lot 2 of 6: Never Be Divided |
 Gen 13 WorldStorm #3 Best of a Bad Lot 3 of 6: Eye Candy |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #3 Warren variant Best of a Bad Lot 3 of 6: Eye Candy |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #4 Best of a Bad Lot 4 of 6: Captive Audience |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #4 Googe variant Best of a Bad Lot 4 of 6: Captive Audience |
 Gen 13 WorldStorm #5 Best of a Bad Lot 5 of 6: |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #6 Best of a Bad Lot 6 of 6 |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #7 When Caitlin Rules the Lizards |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #8 Road Trip 1 of 6: Club Kids |
 Gen 13 WorldStorm #9 Road Trip 2 of 6: Club Kids: One Shot of a Long, Dark Road |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #10 Road Trip 3 of 6: Club Kids: Fire and Wind |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #11 Road Trip 4 of 6: Club Kids: |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #12 Road Trip 5 of 6: Club Kids: Left of Center |
 Gen 13 WorldStorm #13 Road Trip 6 of 6: Club Kids |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #14 |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #15 |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #16 |
 Gen 13 WorldStorm #17 |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #18 |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #19 |  Gen 13 WorldStorm #20 |
 Gen 13 World's End #21 Teenage Wasteland part 1: Siege Perilous |  Gen 13 World's End #22 Teenage Wasteland part 2: Hell of a Town |  Gen 13 World's End #23 Teenage Wasteland part 3: What Did You Want to Be When the World Blew Up? |  Gen 13 World's End #24 Teenage Wasteland part 4: Mallrats |
 Gen 13 World's End #25 Teenage Wasteland part 5: 15 Minutes of Lame |  Gen 13 World's End #26 Teenage Wasteland part 6: Intermission-The Second Most Dangerous Game |  Gen 13 World's End #27 Teenage Wasteland part 7: Skate or Die! |  Gen 13 World's End #28 Teenage Wasteland part 8: Cross Purposes |
 Gen 13 World's End #29 Teenage Wasteland part 9: No Country for Old Gens |  Gen 13: World's End #30 Teenage Wasteland part 10: A Town Called Malice |  Gen 13: World's End #31 Teenage Wasteland part 11: Who Wants to be a Superhero? |  Gen 13 World's End #32 Teenage Wasteland part 12: End of the Road (sorta. kinda.) |
 Gen 13 World's End #33 |  Gen13 World's End #34 |
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Overview:
In hopes of developing her own unstoppable force of teenages superhumans, International Operations's Ivana Baiul oversaw a top-secret operation dubbed "Gen 13. But John Lynch decided otherwise and helped the kids out of the Genesis Compound in Death Valley.
The kids settled in under Lynch'as tutelage and tried living normal lives. But that never stopped them from getting into various misadventures involving their fellow super beings in the WildStorm Universe and ultimately "dying" in a six-megaton bomb blast!
Years later, a clandestine government agency resurrected the program and cloned special-order teens for the insanely wealthy. This reborn Gen 13 once again escaped custody with the help of the mysterious John Lynch and went on the run before deciding to take down the organization that created them once and for all.
After following an enemy soldier inside a teleporter, Gen 13 ended up trapped in time for several months and missed the end of the world. When they finally escaped the confines of a digital storage facility, the kids found themselves in a sunken Manhattan. On their own, they began their harrowing journey through the blasted landscape of World's End.
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