While the story is wonderful, I dont want to give away too much of the plot, especially with this being the end of the first story arc. The trade is already being planned to be released and if you havent given the book a shot yet, do it, it will read phenomenally in trade, and part of that is due to the events that take place in this finale issue. Read Full Review

Simply put, I HATE FAIRYLAND is a hugely enjoyable romp through an acid coloured, bat shit crazy land of cute animals, rainbows, unicorns and a homicidal 30 year old trapped in a little girls body. What's not to like? Buy it. BUY IT NOW. Read Full Review

This issue was advertised as the conclusion for the series, but luckily, this is only the beginning! Skottie Young said that the issue was originally penned as a 48-page one-shot, but it took on a life of its own and will continue for many issues to come. I can't wait. This is one of the best comics I've ever read. Plus, the concept is like nothing I've ever seen before. Get out there and read this brilliant piece of work, you dirty Mother Fluffer! Read Full Review

This has a climax so good it's worth skipping sex for. Read Full Review

Because these characters are deep, and not allowing them to breathe would be doing them a disservice. Read Full Review

I Hate Fairyland #5 is a great end to the first arc of Skottie Young's mad and twisted fairy tale. If you think you're the audience for this book and are intrigued, go out and by it. Read Full Review

The way Skottie Young has transformed this book from a series of hilarious, but ultimately similar, jokes into an actual storyline is pretty amazing. Suddenly this book has some real forward momentum to go with that incredibly beautiful art of his. There's no telling what this book can accomplish next. Read Full Review

By the look of Gertrude’s face on the last page of this issue, I’m certain she is very pissed off. The question is: what is she going to do about it? I’m looking forward to finding out. Be sure to keep up with the series and see what happens to Fairyland with Gertrude in charge! Read Full Review

I Hate Fairyland is that rare thing these days: a "cute" comic that doesn't pull punches and is actually able to elicit some very real laughs. Missing it is not an option. Read Full Review

I Hate Fairyland's first story arc fizzles out in this barely mediocre issue Read Full Review

very good end for this arc, it'scarce nowaday.

This book has been great fun, with lots of misdirection, and plenty of questions left unanswered. This issue ends on a great big ol’ cliffhanger, and I cannot wait to see where things go from here. I am sure that the story is FAR from over, and that there are plenty of characters in this book we have not seen the last of (and probably at least ONE we have…) the art on this book is stellar, and if it wasn’t for all the fake swearing and intense violence, I would love to read this book to my son. But it is totally NOT for kids, just for emotionally stunted man children like myself. It really has been tons of fun to read, and the collected edition of this first arc is coming out shortly, with a blurb on the cover from one Neil Gaiman. So if my recommendation means nothing (which, to be honest, it really doesn’t) then take the word of the mane who created the world of the Dreaming, who breathed life into the Eternals, and who is everything wondrous about skinny, pale, soft-spoken Brits, and check this book out! more

Excellent ending, I actually feel bad for her.