A great continuation of a fun debut Read Full Review

The story for Giants is building slowly but surely with what it's doing here and it's very easy to give into its pacing because it's working both stories well. This issue gives us some accessible paths to follow that should have some twists in the future and there's a lot to like with both of them, especially knowing that they'll intersect again. The familiar aspect is expected this early on in the setup but it's taken to a higher level because of the artwork and color design for it as it's just beautiful stuff here. It does it with such skill and style that I'm hopeful that this is the kind of work that can take on a long life all on its own with so much to explore, and cross into other media because it has that kind of accessibility even just two installments in. Read Full Review

I'm beginning to see Giants influences more, but that's not a bad thing. It's a fresh story that's pairing a lot of other concepts into one world. The blending and meshing is interesting, but without a strong story and fantastic artwork, it wouldn't be worth getting invested. I'm vested. I'm very vested and can't wait to see what the Valderrama Bros. have in store next. Read Full Review

Giants roam the surface, and one of the orphans, Gogi, now roams among them. What will devour humanity first? Ambition? The Giants? Time will tell. It's time to take what you've been told about the surface, and the world, with a grain of salt. Read Full Review