Esther's old school friend "Big Lindsay" comes to visit with her baby, but watching the kid and being nice to the insatiable party girl begins to wear on everyone.
This issue proves why Giant Days became a continuing series. It is a well written, funny series about women learning to come to grips with maturing by dealing with issues all adults must go through. Seeing how Lindsay and Ester had to come to grips of being an adult, learning that the past sometimes comes off more glorious than it actually was, is something that all adults must learn (even though 90s kids will beg to differ). It's what makes us learn to keep going, prioritize and even become a better person warning the kids about the mistakes they could make if they don't follow your advice. The way Alison handles all of these cogs in an issue is amazing, but at the same time, not, as it's what we expect when coming to the issue. All we can say is more days should come to Giant Days, and hopefully, Susan's paper arc will wrap up in due time. Read Full Review
Another brilliant issue of this insightful yet always fun book which is continuing to be one of the most joyful reads of each month. Read Full Review
This isn’t the first time I’ve said that Giant Days is one of my favorite comics right now, but hot damn does it deserve to be said again or what! I’m always excited to go on an adventure with these characters and see what life holds for them. Join the party when this issue comes out on Wednesday from Boom! Studios. Read Full Review
Giant Days isn't about saving the world or rescuing humanity, and that will turn some people off. But if you like fun characters dealing with problems you've probably had in your life, pick up Giant Days #10. Read Full Review
It's a nice little reflection on how people change. That is what I've finally begun really reading this book for and that's what I liked most out of this issue. There was a time I felt bored by the book's focus solely on the characters. But now we're reaching the end of the series (there are only two more issues left!) and I've realized that's what I want most from it. I don't like that itseems as ifthey're forcing some other ploton us hastily at the end. Though if the series gets renewed for a second year… maybe it'll be okay. I just hope we get closure with the girls, Ed, and McGraw rather than Susan's little side story. Read Full Review
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