Giant Days: 2016 Holiday Special #1
| Writer | John Allison |
| Artist | Max Sarin |
| Cover Price | $7.99 |
What if Susan, Esther, and Daisy hadn't become friends on their first day of university?? The world as we know it would be completely different! Or at least...moderately different!
It's the darkest timeline for our favorite students. Daisy is an Enya-blasting hermit, Susan violently dislikes her, and Esther falls in with the awful League of Former Head Girls.
Original artist Lissa Treiman returns for this oversized special with 40 pages of story and art!
Features a card-stock cover.
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9.5
Comicsverse - peterjurado
Oct 29, 2016The special concludes with a bonus story created by Caanan Grall (MAX OVERACTS) where Esther and her family take in a poor unfortunate soul for the holidays. A short charming tale that wraps up this first in, what I hope, is a long run of one shots from this one-of-a-kind series. Make sure to grab your copy at the campus book store today! Read Full Review
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8.2
We The Nerdy - Jess Camacho
Oct 31, 2016"Giant Days" gives an early dose of the holiday spirit with their holiday special and there's no doubt that Esther, Daisy and Susan have one of the most wonderful friendships in comic books. With lots of heroes fighting each other for the worst reasons, this is the kind of thing we need to see more. Read Full Review
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8.0
Nerdophiles - Sam Wildman
Nov 02, 2016Fans of Giant Days definitely will want to check this issue out but if you do decide to skip it, you don't need to worry about missing anything. It's not tied into the main story in any way except at the very end when we realize it's all a dream. And if you skip it you won't accidentally read the weird fish-man short at the end. But you will miss out on an entertaining hypothetical where everyone's lives are just kinda sucky so I vote you check it out. Read Full Review
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Flickering Myth - Mark Allen
Oct 31, 2016So the first Giant Days Holiday Special is a fun, breezy read, much like the regular series, and even includes a bizarre additional short (drawn by the more than capable Caanan Grall) that features characters fans of John Allison may recognise from his other work. It's a weird little thing that isn't quite as coherent or entertaining as the main story, but it's upfront about its strangeness and doesn't outstay its welcome. And in the end, isn't that the least we can ask of anything? Read Full Review
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