A thief is targeting the Dark Nebula comic book shop where Esther works, and it's up to Susan to put her amateur detective skills to work... emphasis on amateur.
Even if you don't regularly follow Giant Days, this issue is too much of a delight for you to pass up. Read Full Review
This is a fun book that I simply have to get trade paperbacks for the back issues and suck them up. It's an excellent romp into the world of geekdom, friendship, and hyperactive imagination geeks and non-geeks alike can appreciate. I recommend it to those reader's who love stories of friendship, female comic fans as this is a girl-centric title, and superhero fans as this book is capeless. This book is about fans and our goofy ways. Read Full Review
Giant Days #46 is a satisfying "side story" that is both delightful and hilarious. While most of the characters are left out in this one, Susan gets the spotlight that she has deserved for some time. Read Full Review
"Giant Days" #46 demonstrates that noir storytelling can have a sense of humor, and doesn't break from the comic's high standard of substance and craft. Read Full Review
And this issue also addresses something all readers must've known to be true: Esther has a devastating effect on the patrons of the comic book shop. Being a wrecking ball of a woman, she causes havoc in the minds of men wherever she goes, and this is of course true for her place of employment too.Shout out to Max Sarin and Jeremy Lawson, who do some great work with the noir pastiche and the tonal shifts between detective novel, gritty crime scenes and the everyday world of Sheffield. Read Full Review
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