Name: Geiger Volume 4
Price: 617.00 TWD
Availability: InStock
Author: Geoff Johns
ISBN: 9781534335202

Type

Physical Book

Author

Geoff Johns

Publisher

Image Comics

Language

English

Pages

152

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9781534335202

Geiger Volume 4

Geoff Johns (Author) · Image Comics · Paperback

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Synopsis "Geiger Volume 4"

"THIS is what storytelling is all about!" --Nerd Initiative Tariq Geiger, aka The Glowing Man, joins forces with his trusted friend Nate the Nuclear Knight and robot soldier Junkyard Joe as they trek across America searching for the mysterious figure that supposedly was cured of the same radioactive curse as Geiger. But once they find what they're hunting for, nothing is as simple as it seems. With ties to Geiger's earliest origins, this new figure in the world of The Unnamed forces the hero and his cohorts to question who can be trusted and what they're actually searching for going forward. Collects Geiger Vol II #10-15.

Geoff Johns

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Geoff Johns is a renowned American writer, specialized in superhero comics and a screenwriter for film and television. Throughout his career, he has revitalized major DC Comics franchises, establishing himself as a key figure in the industry. Among his most notable works are Green Lantern: Rebirth (2004), which reintroduced Hal Jordan as the main Green Lantern, and Flashpoint (2011), which inspired the reboot of the DC universe known as "The New 52". His work also stands out in Justice Society of America (2007) and Aquaman (2011), which modernized the character

Johns has been recognized for his ability to emotionally connect with readers through complex stories and deep characters. His focus on the superhero genre has had a significant impact, both in the narrative development of comics and in film adaptations. His collaboration on DC projects for film and television has also reinforced his legacy as a visionary storyteller.

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