The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #36

You'll often find yourself smiling as you turn the page, and honestly it's hard to think of a better use of your time. Read Full Review

The plot is pretty straight-forward: spooky, matronly ghost shushes all of New York City, superheroes try and fix the issue. The real story here is the treatment of both the ghost and Squirrel Girl by the mainstream heroes who, not being able or willing to communicate, fail over and over again. Brute force isn't always the answer. As an educator, Doreen understands that sometimes the answer isn't kicking butts, but eating nuts and kicking peer-reviewed research! Read Full Review

Unbeatable Squirrel Girl spends an issuing doing a "no dialogue" story and it works splendidly. Everything about this issue is delightful and pure Squirrel Girl. Read Full Review

CrazyforRAMU

Mar 27, 2019

A powerful ghost librarian subjects New York to a curse of silence: Time for a no-dialogue one-shot! The script cheats the premise a little bit by relying on books (and custom t-shirts) to convey plot-critical information. On the other hand, you get characters drawing THEIR OWN no-dialogue comics WITHIN the no-dialogue comic to communicate, and that's dang clever. It's sweet, it's funny, it's stuffed with background gags - everything Squirrel Girl is supposed to be.