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On a drunken whim, hot popular college PR co-ed Ruby Kaye landed a pair of super-tech glasses from her college's resident brainiac. Her BFF Summer James kind of pushed her into being a Super-Hero (jokily giving her the moniker 'Geek-Girl,' following Ruby's klutzy actions while trying to demonstrate her newfound abilities to their clique).
Ruby took down mysterious Super-Villain Lightning Storm but, in the process, got electrocuted and put in a coma. Summer briefly filled in as Geek-Girl, before Ruby came back: and turned the tide on the crime wave that had erupted in the wake of the damage Lightning Storm did to Maine's law enforcement.
This has led to former super-tech weapons dealer Johnny Carlyle inviting Ruby to front his newly-forming Super-Team... and now - things are gonna get weird...
Collecting Geek-Girl vol.2 #5-#9 written by Sam Johnson (The Almighties, Cabra Cini: Voodoo Junkie Hitwoman), and illustrated by C Granda (Grimm Fairy Tales, Charmed).
Grade A. "Back and even better. Fans of indie superhero comics will find a winner in Geek-Girl." - Leroy Douresseaux, I Reads You.
About the author
Sam Johnson (he/him) is a Portland, Oregon, native who traveled the world during 7 years of active duty military service. He returned home with 1 mission: help people get stronger mentally and physically. Sam believes strength is for everyone and is the founder of StrengthFarm and StrengthApp. Sam Johnson (he/him) is a professional strength coach and entrepreneur who is passionate about leading people of all ages and backgrounds to live a healthy, purposeful, and sustainable lifestyle. His 10+ years of coaching experience, as well as personally competing in the CrossFit Games, USA Weightlifting Nationals, and numerous sports help him to inspire sports athletes to reach their goals. Sam's prior experience as a Staff Sergeant Combat Engineer in the United States Air Force gives him a unique perspective on strength when helping prospective military members train to be mentally and physically prepared for service. When he's not coaching, Sam loves to spend time with his wife and son, especially in the sun.
