When Esther and Susan get mega bummed-out and are feeling non-jazzed about life, Daisy takes them camping up in the peaks to feel better.
I have never handed out a perfect score on comiccrusaders.com before. I was saving it for a special title that caught me off guard and wowed me. GiantDays did that and then some. I give this comic the highest of recommendations.5 stars! Read Full Review
The fans have spoken and for now the excellent Giant Days is here to stay. I recommend this book to any fans of intelligent, witty and heartfelt character lead storylines, I recommend it with gusto! Read Full Review
Esther questioning her role and goals at university, throughout the issue, is what leaves us with the biggest cliffhanger of the series. For fans of that might have fallen off the habit of picking this book up, I highly recommend jumping on with this issue. It will not only give you delightful joy, but the ending will make you instantly ready and longing for next month. This series is consistent in high quality story telling. Esther, Susan and Daisy are so vastly different, but fiercely loyal to each other. It's the offbeat friendship that sells this book time and again, continuing with this issue. Read Full Review
I am really scared that Esther is actually going to leave college and her friends. She was the weirdest character, making her my favorite character. I don’t know how things will turn out, but I miss her already. Giant Days is a hyperbolized version of reality. We’ve all been through a breakup and we’ve hated school at some point. Each issue brings about a new event that is insanely relatable for all us readers. With characters that are likeable and easily make us empathetic, the creative team on this series creates a really entertaining story for us to enjoy. If you haven’t read any of this series yet, I strongly suggest you start. Read Full Review
An energetic title that charms and delights. Read Full Review
Giant Days is proving it can sustain the jump from miniseries to ongoing. Read Full Review
An entertaining read that's much more effective when dealing with emotional gut-punches rather than ironic laughs. Read Full Review
I don't know why I thought this series was ending this month, guys. I guess I'm an idiot. We're still good for at least two more issues and probably a few more beyond that. And I'm glad because I need Susan and McGraw to at least reach some kind of real closure! Read Full Review
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