I liked this one almost as much as the first volume of The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl! Some treats: the addition of two new friends, a cameo by Loki, and - even better - Loki shifting into Cat Thor to annoy his brother. Ha! I liked volume one's scenes of life on campus, and I missed those here. Doreen is an empath who prioritizes friendships and kindness. A great read! The little one-liners at the bottom of each page are a hoot, too. Bonus: the inclusion of Norse mythology with the figure of Ratatoskr.

Love this comic! Squirrel Girl, does indeed, eat nuts and kick butts! What a fan, strong character! ( )

This comic is so smart and funny. Love the little bonus lines at the bottom of each page. A ( )

This had all of the awesomeness of the first volume, but... A few things kinda lost me. I'm not a sucker for the classic style of comics, real or throwback, so the little tributes in the first (fifth) issue made me want to skip ahead. Except for Captain America's "TOTALITARIANISM IS TOTALITARILY GREAT!" shirt, which was amazing and is quite possibly gave me the first reason to like Captain America (FOR SHAME, I KNOW I KNOW). The word "literally" is also grievously overused, even when it was generally used correctly. Clearly, these are my personal beefs and nothing fundamentally wrong with the comic, but they annoyed the heck outta me all the same.

The mega-bonus for this is the spotlight on CAT THOR and, well, anything that features Loki gets an A in my book. ( )

Squirrel Girl goes up against some dinosaurs while her roommate is held hostage at the top of the Statue of Liberty and then teams up with a couple new super-powered friends who team up with her along with Jane Foster's Thor to fight a super squirrel who seems bent on wreaking havoc. Quips of epic proportions ensue.

I LOVE this comic series. The jokes are all so good, Doreen/Squirrel Girl is so wholesome and lovely, and the action is delightful. Even if you're not big on superhero comics, give these ones a whirl. ( )