I Hate Fairyland Book One

by Skottie Young

Overview

From SKOTTIE YOUNG, New york Times Best
Selling, Eisner Award winning cartoonist of the Wizard of OZ graphic Novels,
Rocket Raccoon, and Fortunately, The Milk comes a satirical fairytale adventure that smashes it’s cute little face against hilariously violent comedy that’s definitely NOT bedtime story material for the kiddies. (unless your parents are super cool and don’t screen your entertainment, then...
whatever.)

In this oversized DELUXE
HARDCOVER, join Gert (a grown woman in a six-year old girl’s body, who has been stuck in a the magical world of Fairyland for over thirty years) on a maddening quest to return home. It’s just her, a fly named Larry, a giant blood-soaked battle-axe and and endless amount of cute and cuddly Fairylanders standing in her way.

Collects issues 1-10, along with EXCLUSIVE EXTRAS!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781534303805
Publisher:	Image Comics
Publication date:	12/12/2017
Series:	I Hate Fairyland Series
Pages:	296
Sales rank:	131,362
Product dimensions:	7.40(w) x 11.10(h) x 0.80(d)
Age Range:	16 Years

Editorial Reviews

LIBRARY JOURNAL — Once upon a time, a little girl named Gertrude made a wish to visit Fairyland, a fantasy kingdom filled with magic and the promise of endless adventure. Queen Cloudia, ruler of Fairyland,
granted Gertrude's wish and charged her with a quest to retrieve a key that would allow her to return home. Twenty-seven years later, an ageless, immortal
Gertrude has been driven mad by her ceaseless wanderings, which are less and less a mission and more of a bloody rampage across the kingdom. Tired of seeing her subjects disemboweled but bound by magical law against doing away with
Gertrude herself, Queen Cloudia plots to throw a series of obstacles in her way.
Collecting the first ten issues of an ongoing series, this volume opens with
Gertrude killing an anthropomorphic moon via cannon and only gets more berserk from there. Creator Young (Rocket Raccoon) has a knack for brutally funny dialog and presents the action in a candy-colored, supercute style, making fountains of blood simultaneously horrifying and a little bit charming.
Verdict Gory, endlessly inventive, and often laugh-out-loud funny.-Tom Batten, Grafton,
VA

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