- "Somebody must really need someone dead."
"Somebody always does." - ―Spencer Geiger and Billy Russo[src]
Spencer Geiger was a former Anvil contractor who was approached by Billy Russo for a mission to take out Frank Castle.
Biography[]
Anvil Contractor[]
Iraq Incident[]
- "There's not much of anything I can do about a YouTube video of you guys opening up on a bunch of Iraqi civilians."
- ―Billy Russo[src]
Serving with the United States Marine Corps, Geiger eventually reitred and signed up with Anvil under Billy Russo's command.[2] Together with Tom Weems, Mike Bashille and Jim Pruitt, Geiger was sent on an assignment to provide security to the American diplomats in Iraq. However, the four of them ended killing several civilians in public, which was recorded and the footage was uploaded on YouTube. Following an international incident, the United States Department of State issued a warrant to apprehend Geiger and the others, forcing them to leave Anvil and go on the run.[1]
Operation in New York[]
Billy Russo's Offer[]
Geiger meets up with Billy Russo
- "You shot the wrong people in front of the wrong people."
"Ain't a contractor that'll touch us right now. I can't get a gig anywhere." - ―Billy Russo and Spencer Geiger[src]
While hiding from the authorities, Geiger was contacted by Billy Russo, along with Tom Weems, Mike Bashille and Jim Pruitt. Meeting with Russo in New York City, Geiger jokingly noticed that Russo did not invite them back to Anvil Headquarters, to which Russo replied that it would be better for them not to be seen together. As Russo reminisced on the incident in Iraq that forced them into hiding, Geiger said that every other contractor had turned them down and they could not find a job anywhere.
Russo informed Geiger and the others that he came with an offer to participate in a covert operation led by him, aimed at eliminating a certain target. Russo noted that while he could not do anything about the United States Department of State coming after them, each of them would be paid $500,000, which would allow them to leave the United States and relocate to a country with no extradition. Geiger remarked that somebody must really want that person dead if they were willing to offer that much, before accepting the offer and joining the rest of the team.[1]
Ambush at the Abandoned Warehouse[]
Geiger and the team get trapped by Homeland Security
With Billy Russo leading them, Geiger and the rest of the team arrived to the Abandoned Warehouse in a van, checking their gear and weapons before concealing their faces with masks and proceeding. Geiger and the team entered the seemingly empty warehouse, checking everywhere for their target. However, they found themselves in a trap, as a group of Homeland Security agents led by Dinah Madani and Sam Stein emerged from their positions and ordered them to surrender.
Geiger gets taken out by Dinah Madani
As Russo shot one of the agents, a firefight broke out, so Geiger and the team took their positions and opened fire at Homeland Security. As both sided exchanged gunfire, Geiger took the cover next to Russo and shot back at Homeland Security, although the situation was not stacked in their order. As the team lost Jim Pruitt and Mike Bashille, Russo decided to retreat as the agents were closing in on them and he could not risk getting caught, and chose to sacrifice Geiger. As Homeland Security advanced, he pushing Geiger out of his cover for him to get shot by Madani, while Russo and Tom Weems rushed for the exit.[1]
Abilities[]
- Expert Marksman: Geiger was trained to utilize firearms during his service in United States Marine Corps. He used his skills in the firefight with Homeland Security..
Equipment[]
Weapons[]
- M16A4 Assault Rifle: Geiger used the M16A4 assault rifle during the firefight with Homeland Security.
Relationships[]
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Behind the Scenes[]
- Haaron Hines was a stunt double for Quincy Chad in the role of Spencer Geiger.
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