This TPB just filled me with so much joy. Janet Van Dyne, Bobbi Morse, Nadia, some Mr. Modok (aka Matt Murdock). Everything just fits together so well, and then there's Shay and Ying and all the girls (I really like Alexis).

The plot is interesting too. They need all of those who are G.I.R.L.S. to get together and solve the problem that is the bomb in Nadia's Friend's head.

Then we have a story with Janet where she has to solve some problems too (in an amazing way). I loved how her and Nadia's relationship grew through the previous and this TPB too, and I'm so sad that this is the end of the series.

I started this series because I liked what other stuff Jeremy Whitley has written before, but, by the end I wanted more of the characters no matter the writer. ( )

As noted on previous volume, Nadia Pym/Van Dyne is a gem of a character and this collection sees the end of her first series. I doubt this is the last we'll see of her as she and all within her cast are great additions to the Marvel Universe.

Biggest surprise for me was the added depth this book layered onto Janet Van Dyne, the original Wasp--long a favorite character and even moreso because of how she's grown herein.

Highly recommended book for anyone with daughters or just kids who don't let the world get them down. ( )

This book made me very, very happy. Combined with the first volume, it seems like an extended pilot to set up a really great ongoing series. Only some idiot canceled it just as all the pieces came together.

I love the humor and fun, the female empowerment, the emphasis on science and STEM, and the energetic drive of characters marching forward with a positive outlook despite all the trauma and hardships in their past. A hardcover collection of this series and Nadia's first appearances would make a great Christmas present for me a young woman in your life. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. ( )