One of the giant monsters that rule the frozen wasteland beyond the Underground City is dying. The last thing Gogi wants to do is help it, but his own survival depends on the creature's. Meanwhile, Gogi's friend Zedo makes a brutal-and bloody-move to become the leader of not one, but two gangs!
Giants have become a must-read for me, and if you give it a chance, it will for you too. You'll see what I mean when I say it's very different from other comics being published right now. The story and artwork being produced will make you crave other collaborations similar to the Valderrama Bros, but that's perhaps what makes them so incredible. They're doing it all, the writing, the artwork, the coloring, the lettering. All the parts you're absorbing each issue is all them. And they're doing an amazing job. Read Full Review
A fantastic, action packed third issue that leaves me wanting more in all the best ways. Read Full Review
Giants may be passing over a lot of good story opportunities but it's also delivering a very fun book that captures a lot. Part of me is kind of wishing for a novelization that could explore the richness of a world design like this. The two track approach is working well enough in this book as both Zedo and Gogi get plenty to deal with and grow through while also showing off more of the world and how people survive in there – as well as some interesting reveals on the creature side. It's a great looking book once again and is filled with good ideas to work with and is pretty much delighting me issue to issue. Can't wait for more. Read Full Review
Giants has a vibe all its own, and while it might not be for everyone, you should definitely give it a shot. Read Full Review
Even though there is only really one pivotal moment in this issue, monster fans should check out Giants as it's doing a fine job of not only giving us cool monsters, but we're also given characters with interesting situations on how they need to do what they can to survive. Read Full Review
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