Esther, Susan, and Daisy start the search for a house to rent for their second year quite late, so their options leave a lot to be desired.
But, in the end, the creative team was able to take a simple plot and use it to tell a hilarious story. More than that, this issue shows us the oddball personalities of the main characters as they interact and play off each other. It's the group dynamic of Esther, Daisy, and Susan that makes Giant Days such a fun book to read. Read Full Review
"Giant Days" #14 is a great welcome-back for Esther after her flirtation with dropping out in the previous issue. The story is nearly self-contained, too, and thus friendly to new readers. It's a good jumping-on point for those who may hear of the title from its recently announced Eisner nomination. Read Full Review
I have no doubt that this series is going to keep amazing me with future issues. This type of humor that is joke after joke or event after event is my favorite kind. It’s fast-paced, in your face, and just plain entertaining. I love this series more and more with each issue, and I don’t think I’m ever going to stop! Make sure to give this issue a read when it comes out tomorrow, May 4th! Read Full Review
Solid, standalone issue. I'm really glad the book is getting back into the day-to-day life sort of swing of things versus the weirdly political espionage deal they had for a while. I was in student government in college. It's really not that exciting. Read Full Review
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