There's been a lot of hype surrounding this book, so I went in with high expectations. What I found was a book that's very different than most Marvel books. It's full-speed, out-and-out comedy the whole time, with every character serving that tone. It's extremely silly, and while I found myself laughing a lot at this, I think it's actually too silly for me. 
 Look, I love Squirrel Girl. I love her ridiculous sidekick Tippy-Toe the squirrel. I love that she's a total awkward doofus with a complete inability to hide her emotions and secret identity. She's a hilarious character, as are the supporting characters North has created for her. 
 The part I don't love is that all of the other Marvel characters that make appearances here are also written in this tongue-in-cheek, heightened style. Classic, ominous villains like Kraven the Hunter and Galactus are written as cheeky goofballs, and are therefore impossible to take seriously. I wish North had made them as straightmen to Squirrel Girl's antics, rather than having them play into them. It makes the entire world so silly that I don't even know what to latch onto at times. 
 All that said, this did crack me up a fair amount. I'm sure I'll keep reading it. But I do think it's missing a little bit of groundedness to really make it stand out. With that present, it might've been perfect.