• Everyone gets a week-long break from class, and Squirrel Girl is taking Nancy to visit her parents up in Canada! WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG, RIGHT?
• Turns out, nothing! It's a great trip and nothing of note happens and our comic is actually EXTREMELY DULL. Sorry everyone.
• No, just kidding! Our comic is actually SUPER AWESOME and things get real crazy real quick once a certain super-powered villain nobody has heard of for over a decade reappears!
• That's right! This comic features mysteries AND Canadians AND camping, not to mention our ALREADY super-enticing focus on more
I could ramble on about how amazingly funny and intelligent Ryan North's writing is, or how Erica Henderson's art is such a perfect fit for this book, but nothing I can say would be good enough. This isn't sycophantic praise being heaped on pretentious twaddle, their work is truly astounding while still being completely entertaining. Together, these two have created the best of what comic books can be. Read Full Review
This is damn fine Squirrel Girling. North and Henderson have not lost their step in any way. They continue to produce hugely entertaining comics, and the new issue is no different. They should be teaching some kind of master class. Read Full Review
While Brain Drain holds it down in New York, Doreen, Nancy and Tippy-Toe head up to Canada to hang out with Doreen's mom, only to find themselves facing the most diabolical and mysterious crime in history! Or maybe I'm exaggerating. But it's still a pretty big crime. Actually, the crime isn't so big but its implications are stagger. Okay, maybe "staggering" isn't the right word. The implications are something you might rub your chin while considering and could elicit a "hmm." It's a fun book, and if you're not reading it then you probably don't know what "good" is! Read Full Review
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