It's not easy being the new kid in school, especially when you're different. It's worse when a you're a Gen, a runaway genetic experiment trying to keep a low profile, and you can baton twirl a school bus. Way worse, there's that other thing Gens do...

WSU: Earth-50. The story of poor Molly Sanders, the forgotten progeny of Tabula Rasa's Gen-Thirteen. The story is expanded from Gen13, series 4, issue 1.

Kat learns how rocky the road to love can be.

Anna explores her past with one of her former captors, and Kat finally meets a normal guy - yeah, right.

The Gens take the fight to IO. Serious butt-kicking ensues.

Colby and Anna meet, and sparks fly. Also a few bullets.

A short prologue to give you some idea what you're getting into. Dip your toe in the water.

Wheels turn within wheels as IO prepares to go to war, and Colby's divided loyalties make him question his purpose.

IO, stung by the girls' escape from the mall, decides to take off the kid gloves. Colby is forced to play a double game with his old friend Lynch and his ruthless employer, Ivana Baiul.

What if the original Gen 13 wasn't the only group that stayed together after escaping. Disclaimer: we own only the characters listed on our profile page. The first setting is based on something from Thescarredman.

Kat visits her old school, and has a run-in with some old adversaries: campus royalty.

Anna is not unique. Out there somewhere are others of her kind, superbly skilled killers contemptuous of Man. One of them contacts her with an offer she can't refuse.

Anna keeps many secrets, but none are as awful as the ones she keeps from herself.

Bobby and Sarah's long-standing love-hate relationship finally unravels.

Sarah picks up some advice from Anna about dating and romance. Come again?

Anna and Sarah finally have it out. Nuff said.

Anna and Sarah show their best and worst sides to the people they love.

Kat and Anna let their hair down on a road trip. But the conversation isn't about makeup or the new Ethan Stills movie.

The Lynch 'family' moves to a new hideout, half of them with only the clothes on their backs. But they still manage to bring plenty of baggage with them.

Anna takes the girls out to the mall to shop til they drop, and break the news about her new boyfriend. But it all hits the fan when they're spotted by a troop of IO agents, and their lives will never be the same.

Caitlin and Mr. Lynch share a mission that goes horribly wrong when one of Mr. Lynch's contacts betrays them to IO. A rogue IO agent offers Kat a way out... but is his asking price more than she can afford?

Anna wants to take her friendship with Jack to the next level. How does poor Jack explain the facts of life to a humanoid robot programmed to mimic human behavior? Especially one who won't take 'no' for an answer?

An alternate storyline, narrated mostly through the point of view of Anna, the group's android housekeeper, as she acquires a family and discovers her own humanity.

Ivana Baul calls Kaitlin Fairchild's debt due in a most original way...

Based off of the comic by this name during the series, but an AU version.