Geiger and Redcoat are finally teaming up. Ghost Machine has announced Radioactive Revolution, a crossover between the two characters from The Unnamed universe, and it kicks off in February 2027. Here's what's confirmed so far.

What is Radioactive Revolution?

The crossover starts with Radioactive Revolution #1, a 40-page one-shot by Geoff Johns, Gary Frank and Bryan Hitch. Brad Anderson is on colours and Rob Leigh is on letters. From there, the story carries on through Geiger #26 to 28 and Redcoat #23 and 24.

Co-writer Geoff Johns says it brings the two characters together for the first time, and describes it as "a collision that will change both characters and the world they inhabit forever", as ICv2 reported.

The story also touches on the Unknown War, the conflict behind Geiger's future timeline, and a possible connection to Simon Pure. A new villain called Organgrinder makes their debut too.

Radioactive Revolution #1 Cover A by Gary Frank: Redcoat swings a sword beside the glowing green skeleton of Geiger
Radioactive Revolution #1 Cover A by Gary Frank and Brad Anderson. Image Credit: Ghost Machine / Image Comics

Radioactive Revolution release date, price and covers

Radioactive Revolution #1 comes from Ghost Machine and Image Comics. It's due in comic shops on Wednesday 10 February 2027, priced at $5.99 in the US. No UK price has been announced yet, so I'll update this when it is.

There are seven covers to choose from:

  • Cover A: Gary Frank and Brad Anderson
  • Cover B: a wraparound from Bryan Hitch and Brad Anderson
  • Cover C, by Portela and Anderson
  • Cover D, a 1:50 ratio incentive cover from Reis, Miki and Anderson
  • Cover E, the D'orc Team-Up variant from Bean and Mike Spicer
  • Cover F, by Defendini, who won the cover contest
  • Cover G, a blank sketch cover

More from Image

Image had other news alongside the crossover. The Beat reported a fresh edition of Tom Scioli's The Myth of 8-Opus, plus a logo for Image's 35th anniversary in 2027.

Are you picking up the one-shot on release day, or waiting to see how the story plays out in the regular Geiger and Redcoat issues?