Giga #2

This is a great read on many levels; a stand in part against the idea of blindly following something, entwined through the life of Ethan and his continued railing against the establishment. Read Full Review

Evan just wants to live his life, but finds himself inexorably drawn into a crime of mythic proportions! Read Full Review

As much as I enjoy reading GIGA I feel this will be an amazing trade paperback to read in one big sitting because it makes me so mad I can't find out what happens next. We are only two issues in and so much has happened but I also know there are endless possibilities for the future. This is a special series people should be reading so in 10 years when it's spawned movies and TV series you can say "I remember reading issue number #1". Read Full Review

Honestly, the way I knew that this book wasn't for me was that after the halfway mark where it shifted to dealing with Father Crowquill was that his story wasn't engaging and I suspect it's going to be key to things. When he and his assistant started to get into the nuts and bolts of things, it was so un-engaging that you could feel yourself flipping the pages faster, looking at less of the dialogue, and just skimming the artwork. There is a lot going on here but it wasn't able to secure its hooks in me and instead became a book that pushed me away with a kind of inaccessibility that I can't quite pin down. Read Full Review

Bigpoppa393

Dec 11, 2020

damn amazing

DDJamesB

Jan 20, 2021

This is a really good series that is building a great world and had a really good premise. The art is good for what it is and it has some great moments that need you wanting more.