Teuthida
04-05-2010, 07:41 PM
After 100 issues of 100 Bullets thought it might be easier to go with a short miniseries (7 issues) for the next comic book read along. I present to you:
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It’s a story about a girl who’s a bit of an outsider – she’s smart-assed and funny, but totally in our geekland: she’s obsessed with Dungeons & Dragons, she doesn’t have a lot of friends, she’s a bit of a social misfit. She’s taken her fantasy life a little far, and really only talks about giants to people. She’s convinced that giants are real and giants are coming, and it’s her responsibility to stop them when they show up. This weird little fantasy life that she’s going has started seeping into her real life, and as we see things from her point of view, we see that she sees pixies and she sees signs in the clouds and other things that might be telling her that bad things might be coming.
I Kill Giants won the “Best Indy Book of 2008” by IGN, as well as making into the 10 best comics of 2009 list as complied by New York Magazine's Dan Kois, as well as 2010 top ten great graphic novels for teens by The Young Adult Library Services Association.
Enjoy.
Then come back and discuss.
http://www.atlasincognita.com/storage/i-kill-giants.jpg
It’s a story about a girl who’s a bit of an outsider – she’s smart-assed and funny, but totally in our geekland: she’s obsessed with Dungeons & Dragons, she doesn’t have a lot of friends, she’s a bit of a social misfit. She’s taken her fantasy life a little far, and really only talks about giants to people. She’s convinced that giants are real and giants are coming, and it’s her responsibility to stop them when they show up. This weird little fantasy life that she’s going has started seeping into her real life, and as we see things from her point of view, we see that she sees pixies and she sees signs in the clouds and other things that might be telling her that bad things might be coming.
I Kill Giants won the “Best Indy Book of 2008” by IGN, as well as making into the 10 best comics of 2009 list as complied by New York Magazine's Dan Kois, as well as 2010 top ten great graphic novels for teens by The Young Adult Library Services Association.
Enjoy.
Then come back and discuss.