This comic is absolutely delightful, the stories are both amusing and realistic, the characters relatable and endearing. I hope the last couple pages of this issue mean we get more of Daisy in #4; she was a bit sidelined in this one. If you're looking for a light, funny read, pick this up. Giant Days doesn't disappoint. Read Full Review

This was probably my favorite issue so far. It dealt not just with contemporary issues but also with the pains of being away at school. The heart-wrenching moment of the issue was Daisy's ill-fated relationship with wood pigeon Gordon who – after becoming tamed by her constant feeding – was killed by a loose cat. It was just really sad, okay? And, on a final note, the one thing that still bugs me about this series: McGraw's character design. The dude looks like he's in his thirties. That in itself is fine, but if he's supposed to have datedacollege freshman before she went off college?I don't know. The character design just seems off from the timeline and ages we're working with. Read Full Review