Kilgore wrote:I only hope now that Willingham has more DC responsibilities, he doesn't go the 'Bendis- Powers' route and treat it as an ugly step-child.
Leckomaniac wrote:Kilgore wrote:I only hope now that Willingham has more DC responsibilities, he doesn't go the 'Bendis- Powers' route and treat it as an ugly step-child.
See I don't think that will be the case. I mean with the launch of Jack of Fables I think Willingham has proven how much he loves this universe that he has created. And the fact that he has brought on another writer (Matt Sturges) might also mean that perhaps FABLES could live on even if Willingham decides to scale back his role.
I'd love to see him continue with FABLES forever...but that doesn't mean it HAS to die if he wants to focus on other things. I have way too much invested in these characters for that.
Shane wrote:I read the first issue, and found it dull.
Pacino86845 wrote:Despite what I said above, I just picked up #44, which I believe is the 3rd part of the Arabian Nights story arc. Since I'm totally new to this series, and find the general idea interesting, and original, I'm giving it a second chance to see whether it's to my liking or not.
sasha wrote:along with my Sandman and Lucifer collection.
Keepcoolbutcare wrote:finally, after months of waiting, with the release of tpb #9 and some digging, I'm all caught up and can now buy the monthlies.
absolutely adored SONS OF EMPIRE and am loving the arc of Ambrose as The Once and Future King.
Jean's covers seem to do the impossible by just getting better and better, conveying the mood and atmosphere or an individual moment from the comic to an uncanny degree.
and the added bonus of discovering that "Madman" Mike Allred penciled some issues? Busted my cherry all over that sundae!
DennisMM wrote:Obviously this, like the destruction of the magic grove and the pact with the cloud giants, is another step towards breaking down the Adversary's forces as Fabletown waits for the invasion. Ambrose finally got some star action and development, which was overdue. The reappearance of deceased characters from earlier stories was interesting, as well. I found the finale too low-key. Not everything has to end with a big moment, but "The Good Prince" seemed to run so long that it tuckered itself out, laid down its head and went to sleep.
Al_Shut wrote:Weird, yesterday I bought the second trade and today this is bumped.
The first was good enough to hook me albeit with a lacking conclusion, the second is just awesome!
It seems I have a lot of costly cathing up to do.
DDMAN26 wrote:The 10th trade, The Good Prince just came out on Wednesday.
The major announcement today is that Bigby Wolf will be the protagonist of his very own ogn. Fables: Werewolves in the Heartland an original graphic novel written by Bill Willingham with art by Jim Fern. Bigby Wolf takes center stage in an action packed story full of sex, violence, intrigue and daring escapes, as he sets out on a quest across the US to find a new location for Fabletown.
TheButcher wrote:New Fables Book To Be Announced At San Diego
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