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Now that Angel is back in the fold, Connor must readjust to life as the Chosen One's son. Luckily, he has an army of demon women at his beck and call. But nothing could really prepare anyone for what Illyria has in mind. [(w) Bill Willingham, Bill Williams (a) Brian Denham, David Messina (ca) Jenny Frison, David Messina]
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Now that Angel is back in the fold, Connor must readjust to life as the Chosen One's son. Luckily, he has an army of demon women at his beck and call. But nothing could really prepare anyone for what Illyria has in mind. [(w) Bill Willingham, Bill Williams (a) Brian Denham, David Messina (ca) Jenny Frison, David Messina]
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Election season is upon us, and the stakes have never been higher! An unknown villain is attempting to assassinate the presidential candidates, and only the heroes of the DCU stand in the way. As Green Lantern, Green Arrow, Superman, Batman and more try to learn the killer's identity, they are faced with the difficult task of reconciling their own personal ideals with the mission at hand. Brought to you by writers Judd Winick (GREEN ARROW/BLACK CANARY, TITANS) and Bill Willingham (FABLES, DAY OF VENGEANCE) and featuring sensational art by Rick Leonardi (ROBIN, SUPERGIRL)! [Written by Judd Winick & Bill Willingham / Pencil Art by Rick Leonardi / Covers by Stephane Roux]
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The DCU's biggest heroes hunt the villain planning to assassinate the presidential candidates, but they have plenty to distract them from their mission! Some heroes have begun openly endorsing candidates, and the ensuing media frenzy forces everyone to consider what, exactly, it means for a Super Hero to take sides politically. The killer must be caught, the cameras must be faced, and everyone - even Superman - must decide where they stand. [Written by Judd Winick & Bill Willingham / Art On Issue #3 by Rick Leonardi; Art On Issue #4 by Howa]
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The DCU's biggest heroes hunt the villain planning to assassinate the presidential candidates, but they have plenty to distract them from their mission! Some heroes have begun openly endorsing candidates, and the ensuing media frenzy forces everyone to consider what, exactly, it means for a Super Hero to take sides politically. The killer must be caught, the cameras must be faced, and everyone - even Superman - must decide where they stand. [Written by Judd Winick & Bill Willingham / Art On Issue #3 by Rick Leonardi; Art On Issue #4 by Howa]
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FABLES #59 - A 32 page comic published by DC Comics. [Written By Bill Willingham Art By Various Cover By James Jean]
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FABLES #60 - A 32 page comic published by DC Comics. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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Flycatcher's just had the most important conversation of his life at the farm. But now that things are in flux for the Frog Prince, where will life take him? What will be his new role in Fabletown and beyond? [Written by Bill Willingham: Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha: Cover by James Jean]
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In Part 3 of "The Good Prince," Flycatcher now knows what he must do to save those he can from the coming war against the Empire. But the mission will require bravery, sacrifice, an iron will and perseverance against a host of dangers. Is meek and mild Fly up to the task? Also, Prince Charming delivers an ultimatum to the Imperial ambassador. [Written by Bill Willingham Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha Cover by James Jean]
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Part 4 of "The Good Prince." As plans are being set to destroy the Imperial Homeworld where it's most vulnerable, various Fables are returning home. And Flycatcher must unite an army of ghosts from the land below to help him on his quest against the Empire. [Written by Bill Willingham: Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha: Cover by James Jean]
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In this one-issue interlude from our sprawling Flycatcher saga, we turn our attention back to The Farm. Snow White and Bigby's cubs are turning five years old, so it's time for a celebration! But none of them are expecting the amazing present they get this year. Plus, the timelines between FABLES AND JACK OF FABLES converge in strange, unexpected ways. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Aaron Alexovich Cover by James Jean]
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Flycatcher is in trouble. He hasn't had food or water for more than a month and the power he's been drawing from his magic armor is running out. If Flycatcher falls, his army perishes with him. At the same time, everyone in Fabletown is able to watch his trials and tribulations reality-show style via the Magic Mirror.
[Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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Flycatcher doesn't have much time to enjoy his homecoming as the final battle with the Adversary looms in the near future. Can he ready his army of ghosts in time to have a chance at victory? . [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham and Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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The Emperor and his minions can't stand the fact that the new kingdom of Haven exists in the very heart of his empire, a treasonous signal to anyone that his power isn't as absolute as he claims. So he sends his vast and deadly armies against it, to wipe all trace of it from the face of the earth, as "The Good Prince" continues. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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"The Good Prince," Part 8. Flycatcher's new kingdom of Haven continues to be a thorn in the Emperor's side, and the maddened Emperor simply will not have it. He has a war to prepare and can't be distracted by a small-time upstart within the boundaries of his own empire. No more fooling around then. It's time to send in the empire's most elite troops against Fly and his ragtag band of revolutionaries. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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"The Good Prince," Part 9. All things considered, maybe Flycatcher should have remained a janitor. In the end, the heroic life turned out to be just too deadly. But how will the new Kingdom of Haven get along without Fly? Will people fade back into ghosts without his magic to sustain them? Will the Emperor overrun the kingdom now that Fly isn't there to stop him? [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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Guest art by the Eisner-nominated Niko Henrichon (PRIDE OF BAGHDAD)! Before his final battle, King Ambrose, also known as Flycatcher, invited all of the Animal Fables currently trapped on The Farm to move back to their lost Homelands by coming to live in his kingdom of Haven. Boy Blue, determined to fulfill Fly's last command, brings the news to the Farm - which starts a debate among the Farm Fables. Will they remain imprisoned at the Farm - keeping in mind that it's a very comfortable prison - or will they journey back to the Homelands to take up residence in Haven? [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Niko Henrichon / Cover by James Jean]
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Part 1 of the 2-part "Skulduggery." Fabletown's own cloak-and-dagger expert Cinderella is back in action! This time she's on a secret assignment down south - way down south - doing a nasty little job to pay off a debt she owes to Frau Totenkinder. All she needs to do is find a small package and deliver it to Fabletown. Unfortunately, the forces of the Empire are after the same prize and they've hauled out the guns and bombs to make sure they're the only ones who succeed. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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Concluding the 2-part "Skulduggery." Cinderella's back in action doing a dirty job to pay off an old debt...and this is one shoe that fits! But when the forces of the Empire drag out the heavy ammo, can she dodge bullets like she dodges potential suitors? [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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Fabletown has finally gone to war against the Homelands, and they've brought powerful allies with them! Prince Charming and his fire team serves aboard the sky-treading gunship Glory of Baghdad, which is commanded by Sinbad and crewed by Arabian Fables. At the same time Bigby Wolf leads a mixed squad of commandos, Animal Fables and giants from the Cloud Kingdoms into the very heart of the Empire. The war has begun, but how will the Empire respond? This is the first issue of a 3-part story that will culminate in the oversized issue #75, changing the face of Fabletown forever. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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The all-out war between Fabletown and the Empire continues - and everything is going Fabletown's way. But as everyone knows, just when things are going well, the hammer falls. Bigby and his team fight for their lives on the ground while the Skyship's crew, commanded by Prince Charming and Sinbad, hit the decks. This is the issue that, for obvious legal reasons, we couldn't call ""The Empire Strikes Back." [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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Don't even ask us the title, because it's a secret! Have you ever read those new-comics blurbs that promise things like, "After this issue nothing will ever be the same again," but you know in a few months none of those so-called big events will have mattered? Well, this isn't one of those times. This time when we say FABLES will never be the same again after this issue, that's a promise you can take to the bank. So, without further ado: After this issue of FABLES, nothing will ever be the same again. Oh, and someone dies. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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Tourists of the world unite! If you've ever craved a guided tour of Fabletown's secret Manhattan location, prepare to be voraciously satiated. Pinnochio has a field day taking a certain VIP around the city. And exactly which Fabletown denizens are no longer active (dead, alive or otherwise) just might shock you into a comic book coma in this guest artist, one-off issue. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mike Allred / Cover by James Jean]
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In part 1 of an all-new, 4-part story, meet Freddy and Mouse, two local rogues who just want to get along and perhaps turn a bit of profit in the post-war, topsy-turvy world. Meanwhile, in Fabletown, a new political group forms called the Society of Seconds, and what they want doesn't seem very reasonable at all. Titled "Life in a Headless Empire," this issue is the first step in the next great FABLES epic! [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham and Steve Leialoha / Cover by James Jean]
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Freddy and Mouse may have erred by opening the big stone box containing not the treasure they'd hoped to find, but one of the great old powers that the Empire had locked away ages ago. With the Empire now gone, many of the great old powers are free again. So, the question needs to be asked: Did Fabletown lose the war by winning it? [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham, Andrew Pepoy and Peter Gross / Cover by James ]
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Here's the thing, folks. We can't tell you what happens in this issue because it would give away the big frightening thing that happened in the previous issue (which we also didn't tell you about). So, what can we say? Only the most general stuff. Like that the grim fallout from winning the war so easily continues. And the metaphorical chickens come home to roost. Good, right? [Written by Bill Willingham Cover by James Jean / Art by Mark Buckingham, Andrew Pepoy and Peter Gro]
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In our fifth and final chapter of this first big post-war saga, you're going to find out why this story was called "The Dark Ages." Yes, this is a dark story, and we're afraid you're not going to like it one bit - unless, of course, you think not nearly enough terrible and tragic things have happened to our stalwart heroes of Fabletown. We now suspect that, if the Fables had truly had any idea of the full consequences, they'd never have gone to war at all. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by James Jean]
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Written by Bill Willingham Art by David Hahn and Peter Gross Cover by Mark Buckingham In this special epilogue to 'The Dark Ages' titled 'Waiting for the Blues,' Boy Blue is back at the Farm, and he and Rose Red have finally had their no-holds-barred, all cards on the table conversation about love and marriage and the possibilities of finally getting together at long last. But is true love still possible between them - considering all of the trials and tribulations, bizarre sicknesses and rebound romances that have intervened? Or will Rose Red forevermore be waiting for the Blues? Oh yes, on another note, Bigby and Beast fight tooth and claw. It's all leading up to the 'Great Fables Crossover Event' beginning right on this issue's heels! Scheduled to arrive March 11 32 pages, Full-Color, US MATURE READERS
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Written by Bill Willingham Art by Mark Buckingham & Andrew Pepoy Cover by Joao Ruas Part 1 of "The Great Fables Crossover"! Thrill! To the adventures of your favorite Fables as they fight for their very existence in the greatest Fables epic yet! Shudder! To the danger as all of existence is about to be wiped out with the stroke of a pen! 3 months 3 books per month! = 9 amazing issues! Featuring Brazilian newcomer Joao Ruas, who brings his exquisite style and elegance as our new cover artist! 32 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS.
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Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges Art by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy Cover by Joao Ruas Disgusted with recent events in his own book, Jack Horner quits his own series, returns to FABLES in a big way and tries to pick up his on-again off-again romance with Rose Red while she's at her most vulnerable. But Jack Horner isn't the only wandering Jack who shows up at the Farm. In the meantime, Kevin Thorn is still safely ensconced in his writing retreat and about to start over on the universe, which would mean writing everything that currently exists out of existence! Scheduled to arrive on May 13 32 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS
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Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges Art by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy Cover by Joao Ruas ""The Great Fables Crossover"" part 7 of 9! Jack Horner, meet Jack Frost. But wait a minute! Didn""t we already establish that Jack Horner was Jack Frost? Concerning the nature of his craft, Tom Clancy once opined that the ""difference between fiction and reality is that fiction has to make sense."" If this is so, how do we explain Jack being put in charge of the Farm and all of Fablekind? How do we explain Jack being allowed to babysit Bigby and Snow""s cubs? How does that make sense? We here at Fables headquarters can only come to one conclusion: as impossible as it may seem, Fables isn""t fiction, it""s real. Scheduled to arrive on June 10 32 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS
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Written by Bill Willingham Art by Jim Fern & Craig T. Hamilton Cover by Joao Ruas Meet Dunster Happ, the most important Fable you never knew. If our friends in exile at The Farm knew even a fragment of what humble Dunster knew, they'd be in a lot less trouble right now. Mr. Happ's just one of a cast of thousands in this issue where we explore Mister Dark's past and how he ended up in that magical box in that faraway fortress so that two hard-luck mercenaries could come along one day and set him free. Featuring the guest art team of Jim Fern (CROSSING MIDNIGHT) and Craig T. Hamilton. On sale July 15. 32 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS.
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Written by Bill Willingham Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha Cover by Joao Ruas Part 1 of ""Witches""! The business office got lost somewhere when Fabletown collapsed into ruins. Now Bufkin, the meek and mild flying monkey, is trapped inside with the evil witch Baba Yaga - and she's in a really bad mood. How is poor little Bufkin going to survive her tantrum? At the same time, Frau Totenkinder and the witches upstate at the Farm prepare to deal with Mister Dark down in what's left of Fabletown. Scheduled to arrive on August 12 32 pages. Full Color. US MATURE READERS
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Written by Bill Willingham Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha Cover by Joao Ruas 'Witches' part 2 of 5! As Bufkin and Baba Yaga battle it out, Beauty and the Beast make a startling discovery that will greatly affect their future and the entire fate of Fabletown. Only Frau Totenkinder knows the truth about the horror that is to come...and she's not exactly telling. Scheduled to arrive September 16.. 32 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS
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Written by Bill Willingham Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha Cover by Joao Ruas ""Witches"" Part 3! Up at the Farm, things are getting dicey as the witches try one thing after another to deal with Mister Dark, only to be frustrated, halted and defeated at every turn. Meanwhile, the struggle for political power heats up as the scared Fables turn to the only one among them who's defeated Mister Dark in the past. Back in the long lost Woodland Business Office, poor little Bufkin is fighting for his life against the evil witch Baba Yaga. His strength compared to hers is nil, his allies are nearly useless, and his resources are few. Scheduled to arrive on October 14 32 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS
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Written by Bill Willingham Art by Mark Buckingham & Steve Leialoha Cover by Joao Ruas ""Witches"" Part 4! We continue our in-depth look at the inner workings, politics and intrigue of the 13th floor sorcerers group, this time focusing on the witch named (CENSORED for reader safety), who thinks she's the best candidate to take over leadership from Frau Totenkinder. Unfortunately for her, the infamous Black Forest Witch doesn't seem ready to give up the reins of power. As Maddy the Cat said just two issues back, ""Everyone could see there was a showdown brewing between those two, and I've no intention of finding myself in the middle of it when it happens."" Scheduled to arrive on November 11 32 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS
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Written by BILL WILLINGHAM Art by MARK BUCKINGHAM & STEVE LEIALOHA Cover by JOAO RUAS Rose Red part 2 of 5! As trouble brews outside her bedroom window at the Farm, Rose reluctantly pulls herself out of the depression pit and into the heart of war. It's the former Adversary vs. the newfound Nightmare and the future looks very very dim for the misplaced denizens of Fabletown. [(w) Bill Willingham (a) Various (ca) Joao Ruas]
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Written by Bill Willingham Art by Lan Medina and Steve Leialoha Cover by James Jean Now's the best time to enter the acclaimed world of FABLES with this specially priced reprinting of the first issue! And that's not all! You'll also get a special excerpt of the all-new FABLES prose novel PETER & MAX from FABLES creator Bill Willingham! Scheduled to arrive on July 15 32 pages. Full Color. US MATURE READERS
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Written by Bill Willingham Art by Lan Medina, Mark Buckingham, Steve Leialoha and Craig T. Hamilton Cover by James Jean For the first time ever, Bill Willingham's acclaimed, Eisner Award-winning series FABLES is presented in a deluxe hardcover edition collecting issues #1-10. When a savage creature known only as the Adversary conquered the fabled lands of legends and fairy tales, all of the infamous inhabitants of folklore were forced into exile. Disguised among the normal citizens of modern-day New York, these magical characters have created their own peaceful and secret society within an exclusive luxury apartment building called Fabletown. When Snow White's party-girl sister, Rose Red, is apparently murdered, it's up to Fabletown's sheriff, the reformed and pardoned Big Bad Wolf, to find the killer. Meanwhile, trouble of a different sort brews at the Fables' upstate farm where non-human inhabitants are preaching revolution - and threatening Fabletown's carefully nurtured secrecy. Advance-solicited; on sale September 30 7.0625"" x 10.875"", 264 pages. Full Color. US, MATURE READERS.
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Reoffered to coincide with FABLES VOL. 9, this volume collects issues #48-51 of writer and creator Bill Willingham's award-winning Vertigo series, WOLVES also includes newly-created maps of Fabletown and the Homelands illustrated by Willingham and, as a special bonus, Willingham's complete script to the double-sized issue #50. [Written by Bill Willingham: Art by Mark Buckingham, Steve Leialoha And Others: Cover by James Jean]
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Collecting FABLES #52-59! Pinocchio suffers seriously divided loyalties between his father, the evil Adversary, and his fellow Fable refugees in New York. Plus, Bigby Wolf reluctantly decides it's finally time to square accounts with his long-estranged father, the North Wind, and makes a journey with Snow White and their kids to find him. [Written by Bill Willingham: Art by Mark Buckingham, Steve Leialoha And Others: Cover by James Jean]
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Collecting issues #60-69 of the hit series, collecting the epochal 'Good Prince' storyline. Flycatcher is drawn into the spotlight as he discovers the startling truth about his own past as the Frog Prince. At the same time, he learns that the Adversary plans to destroy his foes once and for all. How can the meek Flycatcher stop this deadly foe? [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham, Steve Leialoha and Aaron Alexovich / Cover by J]
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The war for Fabletown heats up! Cinderella heads out on a cloak-and-dagger mission to bring a mysterious package back into town. But when the Empire heads after the same prize, there's no telling who will be left standing when the smoke clears. Collects issues #70-75 of the award-winning series. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Mark Buckingham and Others / Cover by James Jean]
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Written by Bill Willingham Artist by Mark Buckingham, Mike Allred, Andrew Pepoy, Peter Gross and David Hahn Cover by James Jean The 12th volume in the best-selling, award-winning FABLES series collects the epic from issues #76-82 of the acclaimed monthly series. If you've ever craved a guided tour of Fabletown's secret Manhattan location, prepare to be thrilled. Pinocchio has a field day taking a certain VIP around the city. And exactly which Fabletown denizens are no longer active (dead, alive or otherwise) just might shock you into a comic book coma. Also in this volume, you'll find the 4-part story featuring Freddy and Mouse, two local rogues who just want to get along and perhaps turn a bit of profit in the post-war, topsy-turvy world. Meanwhile, in Fabletown, a new political group forms called the Society of Seconds, and what they want doesn't seem very reasonable at all. Advance-solicited; on sale August 12. 192 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS.
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Written by Bill Willingham and Matthew Sturges Art by Russ Braun, Mark Buckingham, Jose Marzan Jr. and Andrew Pepoy Cover by Brian Bolland When Jack discovers the existence of The Literals and their leader, he must leave his own adventures behind to warn Fabletown. Collects FABLES #83-85, JACK OF FABLES 33-35 and the 3-issue miniseries THE LITERALS. 224 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS.
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Don't miss a new softcover edition of the acclaimed hardcover graphic novel from FABLES creator Bill Willingham and a star-studded array of artists! This volume, set in the early days of Fabletown, long before the FABLES series began, featuring sequences illustrated by Charles Vess, Brian Bolland, John Bolton, Michael Wm. Kaluta, James Jean, Mark Buckingham, Jill Thompson and more, 1,001 NIGHTS OF SNOWFALL is both an entry point to the critically acclaimed series and an essential part of Willingham's enchanting and imaginative FABLES mythos. Traveling in Arabia as an Ambassador from the exiled FABLES community, Snow White is captured by the local sultan who wants to marry her (and then kill her) But the clever Snow attempts to charm the sultan instead by playing Scheherazade, telling him fantastic stories for a total of 1,001 nights. Running the gamut from horror to dark intrigue to mercurial coming-of-age, FABLES:1,001 NIGHTS OF SNOWFALL reveals the secret histories of familiar FABLES characters through a series of compelling and visually illustrative tales. Scheduled to arrive in March. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Charles Vess, Brian Bolland, John Bolton, Michael Wm. Kaluta, J]
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Perfect for any art-book library or FABLES completist, this volume includes never-before-seen sketch material, along with insightful commentary and remarkable insights into Jean's creative process. Also included is a afterword by celebrated FABLES writer/creator Bill Willingham. Designed and annotated by the artist, this deluxe, oversized hardcover includes ten vellum sleeve inserts, an embossed case and other fine art details that make FABLES: COVERS BY JAMES JEAN as elegant and unique as the FABLES covers themselves. [Written by James Jean / Foreword by Bill Willingham / Art and Cover by James Jean]
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Collecting the five specials that determined who will be the new Dr. Fate! [Written by Gail Simone, Steve Niles, Steve Gerber, Bill Willingham and Tad Williams / Art by Scott H]
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Part 5 of ""Room and Boredom."" In the extremely destructive conclusion to the first story arc, Fig Keele has literally brought down the House, but couldn't she have waited until everyone got out alive first? Plus: Sean Murphy illustrates ""Jordan's Tale,"" in which the world's worst storyteller relates an anecdote involving vampire cats. [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Luca Rossi & Sean Murphy Cover by Sam Weber]
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Every haunted house has a scary basement, sure. But this is the House of Mystery - this is the basement the other basements are scared of. And yes, we're going down there. And we're going to stay awhile. Meanwhile, Pirate Queen Ann Preston stars in a bloody symphony of lust, greed, desire and deception that begins with buried treasure and ends with buried bodies. Hit the high seas in a swashbuckling tale illustrated by Tony Akins (JACK OF FABLES). This issue also features a free preview of the new monthly series THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER! [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Luca Rossi & Tony Akins / Cover by Glenn Fabry]
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The creepy basement in the House of Mystery doesn't hold your average trinkets and cast-aside items. In fact, among the bits catalogued you'll find the diary of ""Cain,"" one stained and bloody bed sheet, chains of assorted lengths, something slick and wet grinding over the stones, a maze and a minotaur. It's chapter 2 of "Love Stories for Dead People" and you'll never look at basements the same way again!
[Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Luca Rossi & David Petersen / Cover by Glenn F]
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In the Temple of the Spider God deep within the house, strange creatures attack! Meanwhile, there's an unexpected appearance by someone from our heroine's past, and extreme promiscuity flows freely as a wild party upstairs in the bar rages on. This issue also features a little ditty titled "Gothic Romance"" illustrated by none other than HOUSE OF MYSTERY alumnus Bernie Wrightson! [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Luca Rossi and Bernie Wrightson / Cover by Gle]
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Matthew Sturges, writer of the Eisner-nominated JACK OF FABLES, and his JACK co-writer Bill Willingham, proudly unlock the doors to the HOUSE OF MYSTERY, a new ongoing series that reinvents a classic DC Comics concept. HOUSE OF MYSTERY focuses on five characters trapped in a supernatural bar, trying to solve the mystery of how and why they're imprisoned there. Each one has a terrible past they'd like to forget, and with no books, newspapers or TV allowed in the House, they face an eternity of boredom. But stories become the new currency, and fortunately, the House attracts only the finest storytellers. In addition to the ongoing trials and struggles of the five unfortunate souls trapped within the HOUSE OF MYSTERY, illustrated by superstar artist Luca Rossi, each issue in the first storyline also includes a short tale, as told by one of the customers, written by Willingham and illustrated by a host of fine guest artists, including two-time Eisner Award nominee Ross Campbell (WATERBABY, Wet Moon), SANDMAN fan favorite and multiple Eisner winner Jill Thompson, and classic horror artist Bernie Wrightson, whose first published work was in House of Mystery #179. This series is topped off with ethereal, jaw-dropping covers from Sam Weber (The New Yorker, The New York Times, Time Magazine)and a stunning variant cover by Wrightson on the debut issue.''This is a book where you can have a pirate, a psychic detective, a spaceman, a French romantic poet and an NYU film student sitting at a table having a beer together. It's a writer's dream come true.'' - Matthew Sturges 'Let's be perfectly clear: There isn't just one mystery in the new House of Mystery. It's actually chock-full of mysteries, all of which will be thrilling and exciting as they unfold over the course of the series.' - Bill Willingham. [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Luca Rossi / Cover by Sam Weber]
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Welcome to the House of Mystery! Filled with peculiar, otherworldly characters from all walks of life, this series from Matthew Sturges (JACK OF FABLES) and Bill Willingham (FABLES) focuses on five people trapped in the reality-warping House of Mystery, a supernatural bar where tales are the legal tender and only the finest storytellers are patrons! But how - and why - they're stuck inside is all just a little piece of the puzzle in this first volume, which collects issues #1-5 of the all-new acclaimed series and special bonus material. [Written by Matthew Sturges and Bill Willingham / Art by Luca Rossi, Ross Campbell, Sean Murphy, Zach]
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Things have gone from bad to worse: Jack's lost his wife, he's the target of a very lucky lady, and his profits are headed down the toilet. What could possibly make it worse? Mister Revise and his legion of sinister librarians, that's what. On sale April 25 [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges / Art by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by James Je]
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Concluding the 2-part 'Jack Frost' begun in JACK OF FABLES #6. Jack now has the powers of the Snow Queen to do with as he will. His only job is to deliver winter to the next kingdom over in a timely manner, while the Snow Queen continues to suffer from her mysterious illness. Can anything possibly go right? [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges : Art by Steve Leialoha: Cover by James Jean]
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JACK OF FABLES celebrates its one-year anniversary with a new story arc and a shocking new mystery cover artist! So what happens when you become the most well-known Fable in America? Jack starts to find out in a truly bizarre way. Also, in the Golden Boughs retirement village (and prison camp for Fables) Mr. Revise takes drastic steps to keep the escaped Fables from spilling the beans on him and his facility. [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges Art by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy Cover by CLASSIFIED]
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Jack's been impaled by the sword Excalibur, and only the One True King can remove it from him. But where is he, and how long can Jack last with a sword sticking out of his chest? [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges : Art by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy: Cover by CLASSIFIED]
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"The Bad Prince," Part 3. So now Jack's the center of all stories, huh? And if the story in question happens to involve a famous sword stuck in a famous stone, it probably shouldn't surprise us that Jack gets to play the stone. But wait! How can we have the Sword in the Stone story over here in Jack, when that simple-minded janitor fellow has the same sword over in that other Fables book? . [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by Brian Bolland]
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In the conclusion of "The Bad Prince," our hard-luck group of crash survivors try to find a way out of the wilderness. And along the way we learn more about Wicked John, and our boy Jack doesn't like a bit of it. But it does give him an idea of how he might possibly get fabled Excalibur removed from his chest. In the story of the Sword in the Stone, Jack hates playing the stone.
[Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by Brian Bolland]
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Witness the rebirth of a classic legend as our very own Jack gives rise to the haunted spirit of Halloween in this issue featuring guest art by Andrew Robinson, writer/artist of the fan-favorite Dusty Star! Go back in time to one of Jack's many misadventures - when he was none other than the legendary Jack O' Lantern. [Written by Bill Willingham and Matthew Sturges / Art by Andrew Robinson / Cover by Brian Bolland]
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Talented artist Russ Braun (ANIMAL MAN) joins the Jack of Fables creative team as a new story arc begins! Why has Jack been carrying that briefcase around all this time? Why is Paul Bunyan buying big pants? Who is Dash Weinstein and why is he risking it all for a girl with million-dollar gams? Why are we asking you? You don't know. Only Jack knows, and he ain't telling. [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges / Art by Russ Braun & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by Brian Bol]
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Who is the mysterious Bookburner? What is Paul Bunyan doing with big pants? When will Jack ever learn? Where is the lost city of gold? Why does Hillary Page have a piece of eggshell in her brassiere? Answer these questions and you'll be able to write a textbook newspaper article about this thrill-soaked issue! [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges / Art by Russ Braun & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by Brian Bol]
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Do you like mobsters? Do you like shootouts? Do you like frogs in top hats? What about Canadians? Do you like them? If so, then this is the story you've been waiting for your entire life. If you only like two or three of those things, you're still in luck, because there's also a witch trial, a rampaging lumberjack, and musical theater. Join us as Jack, Gary, Paul Bunyan, et al., hit the road in Part 3 of ""Americana."" Plus: Babe the Miniature Blue Ox! [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges / Art by Russ Braun & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by Brian Bol]
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We don't want to alarm you, but this issue of Jack of Fables is so explosive, so astonishing, and SO DAMN SEXY, that it may not be appropriate for pregnant women or those with fragile constitutions. This issue contains violent death, hot sex, heartbreak and betrayal, astonishing revelations, and delusional oxen. It's the dramatic, heart-stopping, pulse-pounding conclusion to the "Americana" storyline. [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges / Art by Russ Braun & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by Brian Bol]
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Jack's sidekick Gary - the Pathetic Fallacy - takes center stage in the Golden Boughs Theatrical Society's production of Hamlet! With: Alice as Ophelia, a pair of squash rackets as Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and Wicked John as Laertes! But who's using the play as cover for an escape attempt? Find out in this thrilling issue that even your freshman Lit professor would be proud of! Note: This issue may contain streaking. [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges / Art by Tony Akins / Cover by Zachary Baldus]
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1883 was the year in which the scrofulous outlaw known as ""Smiling Jack Candle"" and his gang of desperadoes roamed the Western Territories, robbing and pillaging as they went. None durst stand up to the miscreant, until the day that a grim-countenanced stranger - a sheriff from back East who carried no gun - rode out to face him down. What happened next, you ask, and why does this sheriff seem so familiar...? [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges / Art by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by Brian Bol]
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Several great and terrible events occurred in 1883, but none so dire as the continuing depredations of the Jack Candle Gang in the Old West. No posse could stop them. Not even the legendary Pinkertons could find them. But now a mysterious unarmed sheriff is on Jack's trail, and a showdown is inevitable. [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by Brian Bol]
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The tumultuous year 1883 comes to a close with the final showdown between Smiling Jack Candle and the Sheriff without a Gun. Get the women and children off the streets and board up your doors and windows - there's gonna be a killin'! [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by Brian Bol]
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Let's face it: You already know what's going to happen in this issue. Jack's going to do something smarmy, some creepy guy will do something creepy, an egg will explode, and a little blue pig will pontificate on weighty matters while wearing a brassiere on his head. Just another typical chapter in the life of Jack of The Tales. In this issue, however, we learn a bit more about the lovely young librarian Robin Page, and find out why she does the things she does. It's part one of a new story, even! [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Russ Braun & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by Brian Bol]
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Part 2 of the 3-part "Turning Pages" stars former wallflower Priscilla Page. It's chock-full of car crashes, brutal violence, shoplifting and the horrors of mime - not to mention our fearless protagonist Jack facing off against a horrific monster. [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges / Art by Russ Braun & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by Brian Bol]
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Hillary Page is the gal who stole away to Americana to find her father and ended up kicking Jack Horner square in the tacklebox. Now she's held captive with no hope of escape, and it looks like all of the good guys are about to be murdered by a malicious ovoid and a camel. Can Jack save the day? This book is being resolicited. All previews orders have been cancelled. [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Russ Braun / Cover by Brian Bolland]
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"Jack's Big Book of War" part 1 of 5. Jack has returned to the Golden Boughs not as a prisoner, but as its Commander in Chief! It's the beginning of an all-new storyline in which lives will be lost, pigs will appear magically and other things will happen that are so unbelievable, your head would quite literally explode if you were to read about them in condensed blurb form.
[Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Tony Akins & José Marzan / Cover by Brian Boll]
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The siege is on! In Part 2 of the status quo annihilating storyline, ""The Siege of the Golden Boughs,"" Bookburner's army storms the gates and the fight begins in earnest! After this issue, the JACK OF FABLES universe will never be the same! Of course, whenever even the most minuscule event happens, the universe isn't technically ""the same"" afterward, but you get what we mean. Go buy it! [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Tony Akins & José Marzan / Cover by Brian Boll]
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What's the "First Draft," and what is its awe-inspiring secret? Where did that extra pig come from? What's everybody reading? "The Siege of The Golden Boughs" enters its third installment and the tide begins to turn - but in whose favor? Expect answers, explosions, mayhem and extra tacos. [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Tony Akins & Jose Marzan Jr. / Cover by Brian]
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Part 4 of "Jack's Big Book of War." You know how they talk about the ""power of the printed word""? What they don't want to tell you is that this power is more than just how a bunch of ideas can convince people to do stuff. It's about how ideas can make things explode. So hold on to your hats, gang, these printed words are so powerful they're going to knock your socks right off your toes! [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Tony Akins & Jose Marzan Jr. / Cover by Brian]
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JACK OF FABLES #9 - A 32 page comic published by DC Comics. [Written By Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges Art By Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy Cover By James Jean]
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In this volume collecting issues #6-11, Jack reveals the secret of his former relationship with the illustrious Snow Queen - when he took her powers and became known as Jack Frost. And in present times, he lands in Las Vegas and meets his lovely new bride, a directionless heiress. Could it possibly be 'happily ever after' at last?
[Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges / Art by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy / Cover by James Jea]
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Collecting JACK OF FABLES #12-16! Jack's now a wayward Fable in the heartland of America. Follow his extreme road stories as he reveals the secret of his former relationship with the illustrious Snow Queen (when he took her powers and became known as Jack Frost). Scheduled to arrive in June. [Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Tony Akins, Andrew Robinson, Andrew Pepoy and]
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Jack hits the road in seach of a lost city of gold in this new collection featuring issues #17-21. Aided by his sidekicks Paul Bunyan, Humpty Dumpty, Gary the pathetic fallacy and the mysterious Hillary Page, Jack's in for the adventure of a lifetime!
[Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham / Art by Tony Akins, Russ Braun and Others / Cover by B]
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Get ready for Jack's adventures out West, as Smiling Jack Candle crosses paths with a grim sheriff from back East who carries no gun. Collecting issues #22-27 of the series Publishers Weekly says "any sophisticated comics fan will enjoy." [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges / Art by Tony Akins, Russ Braun & Andrew Pepoy / Cove]
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Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges Art by Tony Akins & Jose Marzan, Jr. Cover by Brian Bolland When Bookburner's army attacks Revise's compound, Jack returns not as a prisoner but as Commander-in-Chief. In this new title collecting issues #28-32 of Jack's monthly series, secrets are revealed, including the strange relationships between Jack and the Page sisters. Scheduled to arrive on October 7 ? 128 pages. Full Color. ? MATURE READERS [(w) Bill Willingham; M. Sturges (a) Tony Akins; Jose Marzan Jr (ca) Brian Bolland]
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Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges Art by Tony Akins & Jose Marzan, Jr. Cover by Brian Bolland When Bookburner's army attacks Revise's compound, Jack returns not as a prisoner but as Commander-in-Chief. In this new title collecting issues #28-32 of Jack's monthly series, secrets are revealed, including the strange relationships between Jack and the Page sisters. 128 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS
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The hit 7-issue miniseries spinning out of COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS is collected in this new trade paperback. Exiled to a distant hell planet, the villains of the DCU split into two warring factions led by Lex Luthor and The Joker! [Written by Bill Willingham and Matthew Sturges / Art by Sean Chen & Walden Wong / Cover by Joe Corro]
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The second hardcover volume collecting the classic JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL comics of the late 1980s, co-written by 52 mastermind Keith Giffen! Included here are JUSTICE LEAGUE ANNUAL #1, JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL #8-13, SUICIDE SQUAD #13, featuring Batman, Blue Beetle, Martian Manhunter, Guy Gardner, Black Canary, Mister Miracle, Dr. Fate, Booster Gold, Doctor Light, and the power of Shazam! Rediscover the book that redefined the term ""super-hero team"" for a generation. [Written by Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis and John Ostrander / Art by Kevin Maguire, Bill Willingham,]
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Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges Art and cover by Jesus Merino A new era begins for the Justice Society of America as writers Bill Willingham (FABLES) and Matthew Sturges (BLUE BEETLE) take over the series with new artist Jesus Merino (SUPERMAN ANNUAL) just as two new recruits make their debut with the team! Strange happenings at the JSA Mansion are weird precursors to an all-out attack on all members of the team - all but one! And what is the strange connection that new members King Chimera and All-American Kid might have with the turmoil? On sale July 29. 32 pages. Full Color.
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Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham Art and cover by Jesus Merino ""Bad Seed"" part 2 of 5! The JSA feels the strain when battling a monstrous collection of villains who""ve mounted an all-out war on the team to collect a bounty placed on the head of everyone in the group except Stargirl! Tensions flare, and the group is forced to make a compromise in order to chase their fleeing enemies or return to the mansion to find out why Mister Terrific's communications have suddenly stopped! And Dr. Fate returns to the team in this second issue from the new creative team of writers Bill Willingham (FABLES) and Matthew Sturges (BLUE BEETLE) and artist Jesus Merino (SUPERMAN ANNUAL)! Scheduled to arrive on August 26 ò 32 pages. Full Color.
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Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges Art and cover by Jesus Merino Magog and Wildcat square off as the team traitor involved in the attack on a fellow JSAer is revealed! It all leads to greater tension and permanent rifts within the most storied Super Hero team of all time! Clearly, this was an inside job, and though they may not realize it now, the damage to the group is deeper than any of them suspects. Scheduled to arrive September 30. 32 pages. Full Color.
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Written by Matthew Sturges & Bill Willingham Art and cover by Jesus Merino The seismic rift among the members of the Justice Society deepens due to the strange actions of several new team members as well as some long-seeded conflicts! It all leaves them dangerously weakened as their home base faces assault from an army of bounty hunters who plan on collecting the price on the head of each and every member of the Society! Scheduled to arrive on October 28 32 pages. Full Color.
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Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges Art and cover by Jesus Merino The traitor stands revealed, and his part in the destruction of the Justice Society of America is complete. While the team's headquarters lies in ruin, the same fate has befallen the team itself! Hold on to your seats, because the JSA as we've known it is torn asunder! Scheduled to arrive on November 25 32 pages. Full Color.
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Written by BILL WILLINGHAM ? Art by JESUS MERINO & JESSE DELPERDANG ? Cover by JESUS MERINO The Nazis have succeeded and taken over America, which is leading to the scheduled executions of the major heroes and villains in the U.S.! But Mr. Terrific may have figured out a way to topple the Fourth Reich using their own Darkness Engine against them..
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Written by BILL WILLINGHAM Art by JESUS MERINO & JESSE DELPERDANG Cover by JESUS MERINO Mr. Terrific gathers the ragged remains of the Justice Society in a last-ditch attack on the Fourth Reich, and their power-negating Darkness Engine. If they fail this time, there's no coming back from the devastation! [(w) Bill Willingham (a) Jesus Merino (ca) Jesus Merino]
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Written by BILL WILLINGHAM & MATTHEW STURGES Art and cover by JESUS MERINO Writers Bill Willingham (FABLES) and Matthew Sturges team up with artist Jesus Merino on a new era for the JSA. The team battles a monstrous army of villains whove declared war on them to collect a mysterious bounty in this collection of JUSTICE SOCIETY OF AMERICA #29-33.
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Written by Bill Willingham and Matthew Sturges Art by Mark Buckingham & Andrew Pepoy Cover by Mark Buckingham "The Great Fables Crossover" part 6 of 9! Even with his two Fable muses pressed into service, Kevin Thorn is having trouble getting started on his next grand opus. He seems to be suffering from a bad case of, "What's that malady that affects writers and keeps them from getting their work done?" Meanwhile, the Page Sisters go to guns a-blazin" against the Genres. Scheduled to arrive on May 27 2 of 3 32 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS
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Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges Art by Mark Buckingham & Andrew Pepoy Cover by Mark Buckingham ""The Great Fables Crossover"" part 9 of 9! In this issue it""s all over. No, we don""t just mean that the big crossover event is over, we mean it""s all over for the universe and everyone in it. Kevin Thorn, the Literal embodiment of storytelling, wants to rewrite the universe, beginning again with a new blank page. In this issue he gets his wish. What more is there to say? Scheduled to arrive on June 24 3 of 3 32 pages. Full Color. MATURE READERS
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Written by Bill Willingham Art and cover by Steve Leialoha Set in the imaginative realm of the award-winning comic book series FABLES, PETER & MAX is a stand-alone prose novel - the first ever published starring FABLES characters! Long ago, in the deepest dark of The Black Forest, two brothers - Peter Piper and his older brother Max - encountered ominous forces that changed them both irreparably. Thus begins an epic tale of sibling rivalry, magic, music and revenge that spans medieval times to the present day, when their deadly conflict surfaces in the placid calm of modern day Fabletown. PETER & MAX: A FABLES NOVEL features the deft prose of award-winning comic book writer Bill Willingham and lush ink spot illustrations from FABLES artist Steve Leialoha. The novel also reveals secrets of some of the regular FABLES series cast members including Bigby Wolf, Frau Totenkinder and Bo Peep. Included as well is an 8-page bonus sequential comic story by Willingham and Leialoha that serves as a bridge to the FABLES graphic novel collections. And don't miss the special FABLES #1/PETER & MAX PREVIEW scheduled to arrive on in July! 400 pages. 6"" x 9"", B&W, US MATURE READERS
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Don't miss the stunning debut issue of a 7-part miniseries written by Bill Willingham (SHADOWPACT, FABLES) with art by superstar Sean Chen (Iron Man, X-Men: The End) & Walden Wong (COUNTDOWN TO MYSTERY, DAY OF VENGEANCE)! The world has finally had enough of the villains of the DCU - so they're exiling the evildoers to another planet, where they'll be left to their own diabolical devices! Who will thrive...and who will survive? [Written by Bill Willingham / Art and cover by Sean Chen & Walden Wong]
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SHADOWPACT #11 - A 32 page comic published by DC Comics. [Written By Bill Willingham Art and Cover By Tom Derenick & Wayne Faucher]
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SHADOWPACT #12 - A 32 page comic published by DC Comics. [Written by Bill Willingham / Art and cover by Tom Derenick & Wayne Faucher]
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All of the Shadowpact's most dangerous foes have been marshalling their forces in secret behind our heroes' backs...and now along comes Zauriel... but to side with them or to slaughter them? [Written by Bill Willingham: Art And Cover by Scott Hampton]
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Disgusted with his new demonic status and the fact that he's made it look "cool" and desirable to the world at large, Blue Devil tries to quit Shadowpact! [Written by Bill Willingham Art and cover by Tom Derenick & Wayne Faucher]
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Zauriel joins Shadowpact officially, Blue Devil learns what he needs to do to save his parents, and Doctor Gotham strikes at last! [Written by Bill Willingham: Art and cover by Tom Derenick & Wayne Faucher]
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Zatanna and the Justice League join forces with Shadowpact to keep Doctor Gotham from controlling a city! Why is one villain's magical might so strong that it requires help from half the DCU? Because half of Shadowpact is trapped...prisoners of new foes! . [Written by Bill Willingham / Art and Cover by Tom Derenick & Wayne Faucher]
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Collecting issues #4 and #9-13 of writer Bill Willingham's SHADOWPACT! Thrill to a day in the life of Blue Devil, an encounter with Etrigan the Demon, the formation of a new team roster and more in this action-packed, magic-filled volume! [Written by Bill Willingham / Art by Steve Scott, Tom Derenick, Scott Hampton and others / Cover by]
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Collecting SHADOWPACT #14-19! In this volume, Zauriel joins Shadowpact, Zatanna and the Justice League pay the team a visit, Blue Devil learns what he must do to save his parents, Doctor Gotham strikes at last and more! [Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges / Art by Tom Derenick, Doug Braithwaite, Phil Winslade]
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In this hard-hitting, value-packed volume, witness Batman's formation of the original Outsiders! Metamorpho, Black Lightning, Katana, Halo and Geo-Force star in these stories from BATMAN & THE OUTSIDERS #1-19, BRAVE & BOLD #200 and NEW TEEN TITANS #16! [Written by Mike W. Barr and Marv Wolfman / Art by Jim Aparo, George Pérez, Bill Willingham and Other]
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