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Giant Days collected #11-12

Giant Days Library Edition Vol. 6

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The sixth hardcover collection of the Eisner Award-winning comic series as the final year of Uni begins!

Besties Susan, Esther, and Daisy are the big women on campus as they start their final year at Sheffield University. Between excelling academically and personally, it seems like they’ve finally got the hang of the student life. Daisy works as a resident mentor to the new crop of first years, while Susan and McGraw work on being real adults with real adult neighbors, and Esther is working on repairing her friendship with Ed Gemmel after a drunken mishap last year left them both feeling awkward. Esther’s sure she wants to stay just friends with Ed, though. That is, unless she isn’t…? Written by John Allison (Wicked Things, Steeple) and illustrated by Max Sarin (Harley The Animated Series The Eat. Bang! Kill Tour), volume 6 collects the next eight issues of the Eisner Award-winning and Harvey Award-nominated series, along with the 2018 holiday special–all in a deluxe hardcover! Collects Giant Days #41-48.

240 pages, Hardcover

Published January 9, 2024

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John Allison

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John Allison is the author and artist of the British webcomics Scary Go Round and Bad Machinery.

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Profile Image for Markku Kesti.
1,500 reviews44 followers
August 26, 2025
Tämä osa vähän hajosi kun mukaan oli osunut Edin Austraalian matkaa, Susan poikaystävän veljen häitä ja muita kovin eriparisia juttuja.
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September 23, 2025
I'm saving the overall review for the final volume, as there's nothing really there to distinguish each volume from each other.
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June 8, 2025
Book 6 of 7 in the Giant Days Library Edition series, beautifully printed books that I get to read through in my Tackleverse deep dive. This book matures even further from the early stories, and gets more adult and meaningful and significant as the characters grow. This one may be my favorite of them all.

This book contains: DEAN AS A SECRET NUDE FIGURE DRAWING MODEL that Esther and Daisy and Ingrid sketch, the Ubuntu tattoo, oh my god. And Ed and Nina! The Halloween party with Ingrid. Esther starts crushing on... Ed? Who's now all healed and finally finding Nina! McGraw and the absolutely insane 60 year old creepy bald friend Cliff. And then Cliff ends up owning the Winter Village that Daisy and Ed work at... which is a cult, which is then brought down by new freshman student Saffy, under Daisy's RA tutelage. McGraw and Esther find a fun friendship bonding over science (because of course her first boyfriend, The Boy, was once just Tim's inventor assistant). Esther falls in love with scientist Richard Owen, inventor of 'pull down to refresh', but leaves him over the hyperloop. Daisy goes up against awful student Coralie. Coralie finds love with... Richard Owen? Nina accidentally falls off the wagon and makes a mess of things. And then goes off again and makes a REAL mess of things. Susan goes into private investigator mode to find out who's robbing the comic shop Esther works at. Callum has a lot of sketches of Esther. Noir mode comics here. Dean gets a dog! And Esther finds out and they have to be sneaky about it. Daisy does fearful driving lessons. McGraw's sloppy brother Graham. The dog escapes and Daisy almost hits it until McGraw and Graham save the day!

Then there's a new illustrated chapter which I always love (great teeth, you can always tell). Graham's wedding, and Esther and Daisy share a room. Feelings, drama. Then a story on Ed in Australia, with family, local politics, some goons, really the whole works! Even some mild kidnapping and emus. Nina really is great.
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