3. Giant Days, Vol. 3
Giant Days, Vol. 3

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Best friends Susan, Esther, and Daisy are rounding out their first semester at university. The girls, along with their male hall-mates Ed and McGraw, find that college is more than academics and bad microwavable meals. Add some pub-hopping, hookups, breakups, and political scandal and this might just be the most eventful first semester ever.

Collecting issues 9-12 of the critically acclaimed series, Giant Days, vol. 3 gives us another comedic slice of life from creator John Allison (Bad Machinery, Scary Go Round), and fantastic newcomer, Max Sarin.

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    Giant Days, Vol. 3 Reviews

  • karen

    like the second volume, this one was more scattered and episodic than that superfun first one i fell so hard for. not only do the stories stand on their own more, without the nice flowy cohesion of...

  • Nat

    This review contains *spoilers*.I'm finally back with my favorite group of gals. The third volume continues off right where we last left the Giant Days group. Continuing their first semester at uni...

  • destiny ??? [howling libraries]

    Vol 1: ★★★★☆Vol. 2: ★★★★★Vol. 3: ★★★★★Vol. 4: ★★★★★Vol. 5: ★★★★★Vol. 6: ★★★★★Vol. 7: ★★★★★Vol. 8: ★★★★★Vol. 9: ★★★...

  • Chelsea (chelseadolling reads)

    McGraw is so dreamy. Who am I rn...

  • Calista

    It looks like the girls almost made it through their first year of college. This ends at Easter Break. There is a nasty election campaign that is the heart of this story that Susan is embroiled in. It...

  • Sam Quixote

    Giant Days gets political as cub reporter Ed Gemmell unearths scandal involving the Student President! As a new election brews, Susan becomes obsessed with toppling future toff Presidential Candidates...

  • Vanessa

    Once again, Giant Days manages to be a complete and utter source of comfort to me. I was so excited to be back in the world of Esther, Daisy and Susan. In this particular volume, Esther struggles with...

  • Dave Schaafsma

    At the risk of enraging my Goodreads Giant Days fanatics I will say, yes, okay, I still like this series, it is way cute and uplifting in an almost manga-ish explosion of jumpy feels, with great and o...

  • Daniel

    This one has some weird sh*t. Still fun but somehow the relaxing fun is gone and the charm is loosing the battle....

  • Emma

    This comic book series is always a joy to read. This volume in particular focused a little more on Ed and I really enjoyed that, he's such a good friend to the girls. Also, I really liked how the thre...