We Called Them Giants is an ambitious, drop-dead gorgeous, and inspiring twist on fairy tales and post-apocalyptic sci-fi. Read Full Review
Kieron Gillen and Stephanie Hans deliver a touching standalone graphic novel about connection and communication in a world turned upside down. With its gorgeous art and emotional storytelling, We Called Them Giants is not to be missed. Read Full Review
We Called Them Giants is a truly wonderful, emotional and elegantly beautiful story to escape that crazy world in which we live. The stellar writing by Kieron Gillen and stunning visuals from Stephanie Hans give us a profound story in which we see both humans and alien beings work together to survive. Read Full Review
Even though it's a fantasy story, We Called Them Giants is different from much of Gillen's previous output. There's not a single pop culture or musical reference with most of the intertextuality coming from the Bible or mythology. (The Giants definitely have angelic energy whether that's the Book of Genesis of Neon Genesis Evangelion.) Also, even though he's written a lot of young adult-starring comics, Lori and Annette are a bit younger than the kids from WicDiv and Young Avengers and honestly the giants, wolves, and play of dark and garish colors are all metaphors for the melodrama of adolescence. All in all, We Called Them Giants is an expansive, yet intimate story about finding friends and families at the end of the world with career best art from Stephanie Hans. Read Full Review
All in all, We Called Them Giants is an expansive, yet intimate story about finding friends and families at the end of the world with career best art from Stephanie Hans. Read Full Review
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