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

Squirrel Girl is transported to the 1960s where she must deal with the fact that not only is computer science not yet a field of study but she is up against Doctor Doom himself. The one that is itching for payback against his most ignominious defeat since the loss of fifty bucks to Luke Cage. This is an entertaining story but perhaps a bit too long. If there was ever a comic that was well-suited to one-issue, one-villlain, I suspect it was Dorreen's. On the other hand, I actually give a lot of props to have her faced against Doctor Doom and it make perfect sense as a story.

I love Squirrel Girl with all my heart. Doreen Greene is an amazing Marvel character that honestly I will continue to read probably for the rest of my life. The story is based on a computer science college student and her friends saving the world. She is unbeatable because she is amazing and uses her brains to defeat foes not just physically beating them up. She is funny and really an amazing role model. This is a good book for any age group male or female, honestly there isn't a lot of physical fighting but there are some really cool team ups. Also Koi Boy is in it and if that isn't the coolest crime fighter power to talk to Koi I don't know what is.

I still REALLY LIKE these books. Technically these are not books but only technically. I enjoy these for reading at night but, most of the time I get to only read a little bit. What I most like about these books is the major plot twists for example, if squirrel girl gets sent into the past, and then is fighting doctor doom

Both my 6 and 8 year old love it- my 8 yo gets the more complicated superhero jokes but my 6yo still enjoys it. No read it and it’s pretty cute.

Squirrel Girl continues to impress with her level of high stakes adventure and heaping helpings of humor. You'd think by volume 3 things would have slowed down and gotten stale. Not so. I recommend this series to anyone who enjoys some seriously funny reading and a heroine with a contagious positive attitude. Squirrel Girl is a real go-getter...so you should go get her!

Squirrel Girl Vol. 3 is a lot of fun. The creative team behind it is very playful, not only regarding the plot and characterization but also regarding what you can do with a comic book page. I definitely felt like I got my money's worth in terms of the quality and quantity of the content in this volume.

I smiled so hard my face hurt. It's funnier than vol 1, and more accessible than vol 2 because most of it takes place in a time travel adventure so you don't need to know all the characters.

My step son (age 9) loves these comics. His only complaint is that they aren't being written fast enough.

The funniest comic ever.

The post-Secret Wars Squirrel Girl remains outstanding!

My 7yo says “it’s awesome, I wish Squirrel Girl was real! I want to be her second sidekick! She’s always amazing, almost like a dream, and I like how she’s really flexible in the book. I like how they’re talking about chemistry. Nothing will stop her because it’s in her name - The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl! Yeah!”

Good time, good price, good quality.

If you like comics, squirrels, awesome things, girls, and/or Dr Doom, you owe it to yourself to get this. Highest quality throughout.