The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl Vol. 3 : Squirrel, You Really Got Me Now (Paperback)

from Othemts

Another terrific volume of Squirrel Girl sees our hero thrown back in time to the 1960s with several other Computer Science majors that she has no memory of meeting in class.  Of course, Doreen adapts her fashion to fit in seamlessly in the 1960s as she works to resolve the conundrum.  There's al...

from MickyFine

Doreen's Mom comes to visit and while meeting Doreen's roommate, Nancy, all three of them are attacked by brain drain. There's also a time travel plotline with Doctor Doom. And a crossover arc with Howard the Duck. All silly and quip-tastic as usual.

from raschneid

The best volume yet, with beautiful art and high quality brain candy of a plot. This comic made me want to (a) read more Marvel comics and (b) do math for fun - so a great gateway read in multiple senses. And oh goodness, Ryan North really hits the mark here with nerdy humor: and I mean nerdy in...

from villemezbrown

A fun volume about time travel is marred by a sad crossover with Howard the Duck. It makes me worry about how poorly Squirrel Girl is going to be handled as she starts appearing in other titles in the Marvel Universe. I suppose I could ignore that as long as other creators are kept out of her cor...

from readingover50

This is such a fun series, that keeps getting better. This is my favorite Squirrel Girl volume so far. The time travel storyline actually worked and added an interesting twist to the story. I am looking forward to reading the next volume in the series.