As Rose Red tries to pull everyone together, a certain dead man has left his remains on the coroners table...
It's not often that a writer can get away with a completely talking-heads issue, but with so much drama going on, Willingham manages to sell it, even with limited support from Buckingham. Read Full Review
So far only Bo Peep and Reynard have showed up to the round table, which is an interesting start to what Rose has in mind, and it’ll be exciting to witness who else decides to show and what they’ll be doing. Rose Red has big plans for some of the biggest and irredeemable scumbags to try and make them undeserving of, oh let’s say a sister’s cold wrath, or something similar. It’s not going to be easy, and she’s certainly not making it easy for herself either. It looks like both sisters have some difficult times ahead of them. The Camelot arc tugs at heartstrings just enough to get a reader to feel but doesn’t feel overly dramatic and overdone while also taking the story to some very interesting places. Read Full Review
Fables #133 presents a strong story in that both sister's points are valid from their point of view. It also gives us a very un-Disney version of Snow White's history as the character discusses with her daughter Therese the hard choices she's need to make over the years to survive. Worth a look. Read Full Review
The art was fantastic but the Camelot story arc is missing some heart we have come to love and know. Read Full Review
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