WAR OF THE REALMS TIE-IN! ON THE SHOULDERS OF GIANTS!
Four of the biggest men in the Marvel Universe are on a mission in Frost Giant territory: kill the patriarch of all Frost Giants himself, Ymir, on behalf of Lady Freyja. But how exactly will they penetrate Laufey's forces? By becoming masters of disguise!
Rated T
Fun, accessible, badass, and heartfelt " this is how an event tie-in book should be done! Read Full Review
The second part of a two-part series, Williams Giant-Man is going to be kind of easy to overlook. Its a marginal story in a much larger War of the Realms event featuring heroes who arent exactly popular. Williams has really managed something witty and sharp in the series thus far, though. Its too bad that four humble giants will likely get lost in the mix of a massive multi-series crossover. This is actually a really fun story. Read Full Review
Giant-Man is the best part of The War of the Realms so far! The writing and characters are superb. Read Full Review
A far cry away from the specificity of the opening. But still, Giant-Man continues to be a fun romp through enemy territory. Read Full Review
Giant-Man #2 is an okay read, but it feels repetitive and there's nothing fantastic to balance it out. Read Full Review
I'm glad there's only one issue left of this nonsense. How they made this 3 issue mini feel like a slog is beyond me. Read Full Review
There is such a thing as too many tie-in books, and this is a prime example as to why. Read Full Review
If you want to laugh, you'll maybe like this. Not sure I like what they're doing with some of the characters, though.
While Giant Man 2 has many problems, I did love the art and I got a couple great laughs out of the The Frost Giant Party scene. Unfortunately, this comic doesn’t know whether it’s a revenge comic for Loki or if its a rescue mission for Scott’s daughter. Also it is extremely hard to tell who is who because all 4 of them look the same in their frost giant disguises
It's really not written or drawn to accommodate the reader taking two-week breaks between issues. Best read all at once when the series is complete, I think.
This felt a bit messy and I can’t quite figure out the tone it’s going for.