A review by francisopal
Giant Days #47 by John Allison, Max Sarin, Whitney Cogar
4.0
Not the most knee-slappingly hilarious issue of Giant Days I've read in my time, but enjoyable nonetheless. McGraw's comedically, over the top-ly terrible brother was the highlight for me, and I can't way to see what antics the crew gets into at a wedding.
While I love Max Sarin's art, I can't wait until John Allison starts drawing the series again, as his art will bring a familiar comedic flavor back, jokes landing differently (not necessarily betterly!) than they do with Mr. Sarin's art.
Still, Giant Days is the best young adult/adult pure comedy series right now, and as I will say always and forever, should be much more popular than it is.
While I love Max Sarin's art, I can't wait until John Allison starts drawing the series again, as his art will bring a familiar comedic flavor back, jokes landing differently (not necessarily betterly!) than they do with Mr. Sarin's art.
Still, Giant Days is the best young adult/adult pure comedy series right now, and as I will say always and forever, should be much more popular than it is.