A bold, raw, and impactful finale intertwines everything in countless satisfying ways. This is remarkable work done by a phenomenal creative team. The world will miss their work until Precious Metal debuts in 2020. Read Full Review

The worst thing about Little Bird #5 is that I no longer get to gush about it every month. The writing and art are, as always, perfectly in sync. One simply does not work without the other, and that's not due to lack of talent on any creator's part, it's due to the storytelling being so deeply intertwined between the team. This is peak comics, folks. Books like this are the reason we continue to try to give new creators a shot, because there's always that chance that you'll find a Little Bird. Read Full Review

This book evoked so many feelings for me: excitement, fear, anger, disgust, anguish...hope. I can't do it justice in a paragraph, and it may be that I can't do it justice at all with my words. It was an out of control freight train"all you could do was hold on and hope your grip held up. I had more physical and out-loud reactions to Little Bird than I have had with any other comic I can remember. It is more than a book"it is an experience. You feel it. It stays with you after you put it down and walk away. It haunts you. If that isn't the mark of an excellent work of fiction, I don't know what is. Read Full Review

Little Bird #5 brings an overwhelmingly sophisticated and nuanced tale to a close with a powerful final issue. Read Full Review

A bit of a mindfuck at the end there, but otherwise, a pretty satisfying finale.

Cool ending. A little confusing, but cool. I'll probably reread again here shortly.