Gen 13
Ordinary Teenage Heros
Story:Brandon Choi, J. Scott Cambell & Jim Lee
Pencils: J. Scott Cambell & Terry Shoemaker
Inks: Alex Garner, Tom McWeeney, John Tighe, Rich Friend & Tom Raney
Finishes: Tom McWeeney
Ink Assists: Saleem Crawford & Luke Rizzo
Letters: Bill 0'Niel
Color: Joe Chiodo & Martin Jimenez
Printer: Image Comics
Production: WildStorm Productions
Gen 13 is by far the ultimate comic ever written. The art work is excellent and
the stories are very well written. Unlike most comics the heros in Gen 13 are ordinary young teenagers they think
and act just like the average person who reads them. There names are Caitlin Fairchild, Grunge, Free Fall, Rain Maker,
and Burnout. Each has there own problem with life and all are rebellious.
The comic not only deals with "saving the world" but also with the everyday lives of Teenagers. They all think about partying
, sex, and just having fun. They gained there powers through a military experiment and recieved what is called the Gen Factor powers.
For more about there individual powers check out the links to the characters.
My favorite issue's are Gen 13 #11 and #12. In this issue the Gen 13 team is working with a group of adult super heroes
who have Gen factor powers to save the world but they are captured by an elite military unit that thinks they are the ones who are trying to destroy the
earth. In this issue Caitlin Fairchild learns who her father is and meets him for the first time, and then leaves the team to spend time with her father
on his boat. She is attacked by a shark and her father kills it with is psonic blast to the brain. Also in this issue you find out about her love for there
leader, Mr. Lynch who is almost 30 years older than her. The art work is very good, trust me.
Caitlin Fairchild
Grunge
Free Fall
Rain Maker
Burnout
