SERIES PREMIERE! Newcomer artist JENNY D. FINE shines alongside Marvel Comics' Iceman writer SINA GRACE and co-creator OMAR SPAHI in the all-new modern dramedy you didn't know you needed! Sam and Jack are best friends, and Sam is dating Lauren, Jack's indie rocker sister and roommate. When Sam and Lauren open up their long-term relationship, skyrocketing tensions send social shockwaves through their friend group and the entire Bay Area. And Jack, caught in the middle of it all, may be forced to take sides in a conflict he never wanted to be a part of. Life gets pretty messy when you're in your 20s and your friends are your family.
Getting it Together is the precious work of creating from experiences, collaboration, detailed design and coloring, with inspiration and alikeness to sitcoms and other forms of media, but ultimately bringing something unique to comics. This wrap up makes the story interesting and defying, and the story itself, while still unfolding, isn't afraid of getting into some gritty territories as it explores the riskiness of things like friendship, sex or romance. Read Full Review
Get ready for all the relationship drama you can handle. Read Full Review
You might not necessarily love every character in Getting It Together right out of the gate, but this is a comic that will absolutely give you your money's worth, and set up an endearing tale for the issues to come. Read Full Review
This issue is good, and I think Ill enjoy it more with the coming issues. Its full of heart, and a relative rarity in the direct market. As such I plan on cherishing this series. Read Full Review
Getting It Together is a solid start to the miniseries that carries some great vibes. The characters are easy to connect to and the art is great. Check this one out if you are interested in ensemble dramedy tv series. Read Full Review
With a few noticeable exceptions, its a well put together, small stakes, slice of life, sitcom drama comic about people trying to survive and get their lives together, so your mileage may vary. Read Full Review
This comic "sitcom" brings the tropes while still delivering great emotions and character development. Read Full Review
In the end, Getting it Together #1delivers a decent story. It has some heart mixed with some nice moments but just never really gets to step beyond that to be something truly noteworthy. Read Full Review
Getting it Together #1 draws inspiration from sitcoms like Friends, adding a modern vibe to the concept of an ensemble dramedy. Read Full Review
This number one had a few missing elements for a well-rounded debut but carves a unique space in mainstream comics for a potentially promising overall series. Getting it Together #1 displays a variety of unique voices into the slice of life and romance genre, but doesn't give enough characterization outside of the main characters' romances to get the reader fully hooked. Read Full Review
Getting It Together #1 is desperately trying to be a trendy and honest story about love and sex, much like so many others before it. Unfortunately it doesn't do enough to set itself apart from those other stories and comes across as bland. Read Full Review
It was fine, but mostly forgettable.
Too much whining going on. Stopped collecting it after 1.
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