Connor Wolf's initiation begins as the rest of the Shadow Players regroup and grapple with the fallout from Hansel's gut-wrenching incident during their recent failed assignment. Tension builds as Feathertop ignores the team's pleas to complete the mission, and Peter adjusts to Connor's bravado when the two are sent on reconnaissance to thwart a group of mercenaries who have stolen invaluable-and powerful-Native American artifacts from exhibits across the country. If you've been missing the magic of FABLES, don't miss this series!
If you're on the fence this issue will make you a believer. It's fast paced, looks great, and rife with surprises. Read Full Review
Travis Moore reminded me of a younger Rags Morales. I have never heard of him before but I enjoy his work. Unlike Morales, he keeps the size of eyeballs to a respectable size. Besides great character renditions, Moore excels at background illustration. His page layouts are sometimes a bit too fancy and can lead to confusion though. If he limited these tricks, it would enhance his considerable storytelling abilities. Read Full Review
Left on the sidelines, Bo-Beep's medical allows the series to revisit one of Fables more intriguing ideas. It seems a Fable's notoriety and popularity can greatly influence how quickly they can heal from serious injuries. Given what happens to Connor on his first mission, Bo Peep better be very, very popular. Worth a look. Read Full Review
You've got to figure out which character you like in Everafter: From the Pages of Fables.Bo? Peter? Connor? Hansel? They all present a different type of character. The challenge is for Justus and Sturges to get them all working together and creating that chemistry which was so effective in Fables. Read Full Review
The art is pretty good (but nothing amazing). However, the plot meanders for most of this issue. I'm not sure where this plot is going and so far, the story isn't very deep. While I thought the very end of this issue was intriguing, I think most of the issue is filled with fairly cliche spy genre elements mixed with some fairly corny fantasy/fair tale elements. This issue did barley enough to stay somewhat interesting, but most of it felt like filler.
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