When inquisitive Billy Farnsburger stumbles upon a group of his classmates digging around a series of intricate tunnels, it threatens to expose the covert Juice Squeezers before their secret mission can be accomplished. Oh, and don't forget the dog-sized bugs Billy keeps seeing! This new town is definitely weird!
o David Lapham (Stray Bullets, The Strain) writes and draws a new creator-owned series!
o A new series spinning out of Dark Horse Presents!
"I'm ready for . . . [a] full-length comic with these characters."-Comic Book Resources
At the end of the day Juice Squeezers #2 is a good read, but to get to know the characters better I suggest that the first issue also be read. Juice Squeezers sports a large cast of teens in what seems to be a sort of Coming of Age comic that involves insects, hidden truths and a spark of romance. It is definitely a read that can be enjoyed by all. Read Full Review
Lapham has created a group of kids that are immediately likable. This is such a strong story and, as much as I hate to say this because comics are fantastic in their own right, I could totally see this working on film. This is a comic book that you could hand to any reader, new or old, spandex fan or not, and they will find it hard to not hook into the Juice Squeezers. Read Full Review
Overall a strong issue with a lot of development and sweet moments that moves the story along with some great artwork. Read Full Review
The awkwardness of new kids at school, boys liking girls for the first time and the mystery of gigantic insects are all very enticing plot points David Lapham excels at exploring here. This series just screams out fun and adventure. Its not too graphic that I would hide it from young readers which are a grand achievement in itself. I look forward to seeing who will win the bugs or the tweens as well as those of us enjoying The Juice Squeezers. Read Full Review
Juice Squeezers is a cute series and the highest compliment I can pay it at this point is that it is SO very different from the rest of what's out there. Pick up a copy and read it; you'll have some fun. Read Full Review
I am interested to see how this story progresses as we pass the halfway point and enter in Issue #3. Read Full Review
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