What do I think of Korgi Volume 5: End of Seasons and the series as whole?

Well, the moment I finished and realised it was over I cried my eyes out in sadness theat the series was over, but more in celebration and joy of the tiny moments respite, the wonder and serenity and magic these comics contain.

Korgi should 100% be added to the humanity's creations cache that we send into space for potential aliens to discover. ( )

Cute little Corgi dogs run around and have a big climactic battle with the monsters and creatures that have vexed them throughout the previous four books. Like the previous books, this one uses wordless storytelling except for a narrator's remarks on the opening and closing pages. And like the previous books this one is purely adorable, with a splash of danger and violence.

I highly recommend reading the character profiles in back before the story to catch yourself up on who everyone is -- there are no spoilers except on the page with the new Pembrokeshire, Wales, 12th century characters, Catin and Nattan -- or better yet, just re-read the whole series since it is so short and quick. ( )