Gen13
DC/Wildstorm.
Gen13 (5-issue mini; Jim Lee, J. Scott Campbell, Brandon Choi, Alex Garner). [From DC Comics: Reoffered to coincide with GEN13: SEPTEMBER SONG, this classic trade-paperback collects the stories that introduced the original Gen-Actives to the world! This stunning volume features full-color reprints of the 5-issue GEN13 miniseries, with art by DANGER GIRL’s J. Scott Campbell and Alex Garner.] 
Gen13: Who They Are and How They Came to Be
(5-issue mini; Jim Lee, J. Scott Campbell, Brandon Choi, Alex Garner).
[From DC Comics: A new collection presenting the original 5-issue miniseries that launched the phenomenal GEN13 team and the career of J. Scott Campbell! Aided by former Team Seven leader John Lynch, five teenagers with remarkable power must make their escape from the clutches of Ivana Baiul's array of killers from Internal Operations!] Reissue of above 
Starting
Over (1-7; Jim Lee, J. Scott Campbell, Brandon Choi, Scott Williams,
Alex Garner). [From DC Comics: Government agencies
out to get you? Gen-Factor got you down? Worried about how you look in spandex?
That makes you a prime candidate for Gen13! To help catch you up, follow
the crazy adventures of Fairchild, Grunge, Rainmaker, Burnout, and Freefall.
From the sunny shores of California to the exotic jungles of Coda Island,
these five super-powered teenagers tour the world as they stay one step
ahead of the covert organization that's out to get them. Even in the cobbled
streets of Italy, the Gen-Active gang finds starting over isn't as easy
as they thought!] 
Lost in Paradise (3-5; Jim Lee, J. Scott Campbell, Brandon Choi,
Scott Williams, Alex Garner). [From DC Comics: Re-presenting
the popular adventure from Gen13 #3-5, featuring the kids' first meeting
with Lucius and his pirates, and their battle on the island of renegade
Coda!] 
I
Love New York (25-29; w John Arcudi; a Gary Frank, Cam Smith).
[From DC Comics: It'll take more than a New York minute for these
five super-powered teens to adjust to life in the Big Apple. Fairchild,
Grunge, Freefall, Burnout, and Rainmaker do their best to lose themselves
in the big city, hoping to elude the government organization that continues
to hunt them. But as is usually the case with these adolescent heroes, keeping
a low profile is as easy as finding a strip club in Times Square!]
We'll
Take Manhattan (45-50; w Scott Lobdell; a Ed Benes, Jonathan Sibel,
et al.). [From DC Comics: The Gen13 kids are living
the high life in Manhattan! Even though they are no longer on the run, trouble
keeps finding Fairchild, Burnout, Rainmaker, Grunge and Freefall. But no
matter what they face, be it lingerie models on a crime spree or increasingly
erratic behavior on the part of their mentor Lynch, Gen13 will get through
it by depending on the one thing they can count on: each other.]
Superhuman
Like You (60-65; w Adam Warren; a Adam Warren, Ed Benes, Kaare Andrews,
et al.). [From DC Comics: With this collection of
riotous tales, Renaissance man Adam Warren kicks off a new era in the history
of super-group Gen 13, long one of the most popular youthful teams in comics.
Beginning with "Behind the Power," a story that encapsulates the
team's past and presents a possible future, Adam's trademark low humor,
vast knowledge of useless pop culture, and depth of degraded characterization
sets the stage for the stories to follow. In short order, the team migrates
from New York back to California - where they belong! - finds itself reunited
with a beloved figure from its past, battles a fast food employee gone bad,
runs afoul of a trio of powerful brothers, and meets another super-team
on their home turf (an encounter leading to romance for some and a battle
with ferrets for others). That's right, ferrets. Did we mention the low
humor? With artists ranging from Adam Warren himself to the slick good-girl
art of Ed Benes to the distinctive stylings of rising superstar Kaare Andrews,
there's something in this collection for every comic fan. Superhuman Like
You - it's almost more fun than is allowed by law.] 
Meanwhile…
(43-44, 66-70; w Adam Warren; a Lee Bermejo, Ed Benes, Yanick Paquette,
Rick Mays, et al.). [From DC Comics: Following the
success of the first collection of this run (Gen13: Superhuman Like You),
WildStorm is proud to present more pop culture insanity, more drama, more
humor… but sorry, no ferrets. When we set one of comics leading lights
loose on some of comics most popular super-teams, we were expecting some
fun, some games, maybe a little romance - but what we got blew us all away.
Only comics writing guru Adam Warren could pull this off... or maybe he's
the only person crazy enough to try! 20 artists; 7 stories, visits to Jupiter,
a Mongolian Barbecue Grill, and the Authority's Carrier. We've got wonky
physics, the horrors of Pop music, and the evil Ivana Baiul. Memetics, Shrodinger's
Cat, cloud formations... and rescuing a bird caught in a tree. Of course,
one of these missions fails - but you can't save everything, now can you?]
September
Song (0-6; w Chris Claremont; a Alé Garza, Ramón F. Bachs
, Raúl Fernández). [From DC Comics:
What’s the most important day of any high-school kid’s year? The
first day of school, of course…even if you’re a member of the
new Gen13! The first steps of a bold new Gen13 team are chronicled in GEN13:
SEPTEMBER SONG, a 176-page trade paperback from WILDSTORM PRODUCTIONS collecting
issues #0-6 of the new series. These issues are written by comics legend
Chris Claremont (X-Treme X-Men, JLA: SCARY MONSTERS) with art by Alé
Garza (NINJA BOY), Ramón F. Bachs (Star Wars: Jango Fett — Open
Seasons), & Raúl Fernández (Star Wars: Jango Fett —
Open Seasons) and a cover by Garza. The story begins as the mysterious Herod
bestows supernatural powers on four unrelated teens warns them, “You
will be judged.” When they meet, they have no idea why they’ve
been chosen, or how to work together as a team. Things only get worse when
they turn up at high school for the start of a new year and meet guidance
counselor (and former Gen13 leader) Caitlin Fairchild!] 
1 Best of a Bad Lot (1-6; w Gail Simone; a Talent Caldwell). [From DC Comics: Meet Caitlin, Sarah, Roxy, Bobby, and Eddie - outcast teenagers who must discover the secret to their newfound powers and what role the nefarious Tabula Rasa and International Operations play in their lives.] 
2 Road Trip (7-13; w Gail Simone; a Carlo Barberi, Alvin Lee, Sunny Lee, Drew Geraci). [From DC Comics: I.O. finally catches up with the rogue Gen13 kids, and they send in the heavy hitters to bring them down: the all-new, all-exciting Authori-teens!] 2/20/08 
London-New York-Hell (Annual 1, Bootleg Annual 1; w Warren Ellis; a Steve Dillon). [From DC Comics: You think you've got vacation horror stories? Stow away with Gen 13 as they embark on a journey of trans-atlantic trouble, filled with humor, horror and hell-raisin' hi jinks. Collecting the companion Gen 13 Bootleg Annuals by fan-favorites Warren Ellis and Steve Dillon, London, New York, Hell sends the GenActive team to the heart of England and a pub filled with strange people and dark secrets; and then to New York, where a chance meeting leads to a hell-raising adventure with a doomed spirit of vengeance. Take a trip to London, New York, and Hell with the Gen 13 crew. Suddenly, losing your luggage doesn't seem so bad!] 
Ordinary
Heroes Gen13 Bootleg 1-2, story from Wildstorm Thunderbook; w Adam Hughes,
Mark Farmer; a Adam Hughes, Mark Farmer, Alan Davis, Kevin Nowlan).
[From DC Comics: Jam-packed with great stories and beautiful art,
this trade paperback features the "Ordinary Heroes" story by fan-favorites
Adam Hughes and Mark Farmer; GEN13 BOOTLEG #1 and 2 by Farmer & Alan
Davis; and the "Wham" short story by Hughes & Kevin Nowlan
from THE WILDSTORM THUNDERBOOK. As an added bonus, this collection includes
various Gen13 pinups and trading cards plus a stunning new cover by Hughes!]
