G-Man Volume 3: Coming Home TP (G-man, 3)

The G-man series is one of the best all age comics available. There's a lot of humor and the different child superheroes are all well thought out characters. I particularly enjoyed the last story about the arrival of the boys' baby brother.

My 8 year old devoured the book and the series, I wish there were more in the series.

Chris Giarrusso's art is always AWESOME and his writing is so fun to read. I am glad I made this purchase.

"G-Man, Volume Three: Coming Home"Written and illustrated by Chris Giarrusso(Image Comics, 2013)---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chris Giarrusso's "G-Man" series is a very funny, engaging superhero parody that is ideal for younger readers, and is one of the best family-friendly comics around. I'm sure many older comicbook fans will appreciate it as well, as it pokes fun at the genre's long-established conventions with lighthearted spoofs of groups like the Justice League, SHIELD, etc.The vibe is very similar to kid-friendly comics such as "Tiny Titans" and "Mini Marvels" (which Giarrusso works on) but unlike those titles, "G-Man" is a self-contained story and readers don't have to know any of the past mythologies of the DC or Marvel universes to get the jokes: "G-Man" is funny all by itself. Volume Three shows Chris Giarrusso in peak form -- the series has been established and is running on all cylinders, a giddy, hilarious, joyful and thoroughly enjoyable romp into a world of super-powered kids and super-clueless adults. It's a lot of fun, and highly recommended! (DJ Joe Sixpack, ReadThatAgain childrens book reviews)

This volume picks up where Cape Crisis left off and both brothers were still missing. In Coming Home, G-Man and Great Man return to find themselves in many fun and hilarious adventures. We get to meet a new group of super friends called Thunderfriends. This is by far my favorite in the G-Man series. It's funny, smart and beautifully illustrated.