Kirby Morrow

When the Genus travels to Hong Kong in a crate of infected fireworks, the Alienators aren't far behind. But if they're going to contain the outbreak before the New Year's celebration at midnight, they're going to need help.

The Genus doesn't give up. With the heat turned up by Ira and the gang, the situation forces the Genus to evolve to survive. Only this time, it evolves a sentient, focused, intelligent being named Scopes.

Ira and his team have to stop the massive meltdown (and the rapid Genus pod spawning) which would wipe out most of the Northern Hemisphere. It's all in a day's work.

After wiping out an outbreak of giant Genus bats, the fire truck needs some repairs, so Wayne takes Gassie to his favorite place in all of Glen Canyon: the junkyard.

When the Genus doesn't show up, it looks like our heroes have managed to devolve themselves right out of a job. No Genus. No need for the Alienators. The group gets disbanded.

When General Woodman receives an infected bite from Scopes, Ira and the others must hunt the head of the Genus down in order to create the life-saving anti-venom.

The Genus has grown in an active volcano on the island of Java, Indonesia. The hot magma creates a perfect environment in which to thrive.

General Woodman is involved in an accident that allows the Genus to escape into Paris' underground Metro. With no one to blame but himself, Woodman is forced to ask Ira's team to descend into the dark tunnels on a search and destroy mission.

A Genus outbreak in the deserts of Tunisia has Ira and his crew fighting Genus monsters that move through the sand as if it were water. The desert can be a harsh enough environment as it is.

When, in his last, devolving moment, Scopes unleashes a cloud of Genus spores into the atmosphere, the Alienators must once again work fast to save the world from total Genus domination.