Fables: Vol. 9 (Sons of Empire)

Full of short stories. Don't know if dislike it but seriously didn't like it. I hate short stories. I prefer a small book with a story instead of a big book with several ones. Nonetheless, enjoyed to see Rapunzel worried that she couldn't have a normal life because her hair grows 4 inches per hour.
My dear, try to tie your hair, that could be a solution. 

My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Fables: Vol. 8 (Wolves)

The story was too romantic and predictable. Didn't appreciated that. Mogwli was right. Cindy (Cinderela) is cleaver, Frau Totenkinder is like the Hand of God.  Bigby is back and Fables has a wedding. A wedding that I don't aprecciate, but has it. And they, as a mundy, question about if that is their happily ever after. 

Fables: Vol. 7 (Arabian Nights)

Not the best of the volumes, but it still is a good story.  Can't wait to start on Vol. 8.


My rating: 2 of 5 stars

Fables: Vol. 6 (Homelands)

This collection has a part focusing on Jack of Fables, and I have to thank to the writers his destiny. I really didn't liked him. The Adversary is the one I suspected all along. Blue Boy rocks.  Prince Charming's surprised me at the end.  Mogwli is a handsome young men.  Beauty and the Beast are annoying me. 
But still better than volume 5.


My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Fables: Vol. 5 (The Mean Seasons)

This collection has a part focusing on Cinderella, Prince Charming's third wife. While many people think she is merely a loud heiress, it is merely a cover. She is really a spy, and she uses her feminine wiles to get what she needs from the people she is assigned to.
The next two issues follow one of Bigby Wolf's missions during World War II. Like most science fiction involving World War II, the Nazis are once again researching the occult and impossible, and they have a surprise in store for the Allied forces.
The four-part takes place over the course of a year, with each issue occuring in one of the four seasons in FableTown and in the Farm.

My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Fables: Vol 4 (March of the Wooden Soldiers)

When Little Red Riding Hood suddenly walks through the gate between this world and the lost Fable Homelands, she's welcomed as a miraculous survivor by nearly everyone - everyone except her old nemesis, Bigby Wolf, who smells spying and subversion more than survival. But will he be able to prove his case before disaster strikes? And how will it all affect Prince Charming's upstart campaign to become the new mayor of Fabletown?

About Fables: Prince Charming words

uhmmm ... I was afraid of this.

The encantment was very specific. She can only be woken by a kiss from someone who loves her with true love. Way back when, that described me. I always truly love a woman when I'm first chasing her. But I'm only good at chase. My love quickly faded once i had to settle down to the tough business of actually living with her. I'm just no damned good at the happily ever after part.

In Fables Vol 3 - StoryBookLove (BookDepository)

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Fables: Vol 3 (Storybook Love )

When their homelands are overrun by the Adversary's armies, the fable and fairytale creatures of legend are forced into exile in New York. Disguised as ordinary mortals, they continue there existence in secret.

Fables: Vol 2 (Animal Farm)

Lido num ápice há já quase duas semanas. 
 Fables está a ficar fantástico. 

Fables: Vol 1

Lido em duas horas (o tempo de espera e a duração do vôo TP1664) ontem.

Que vício.
Damm.

Fables, Vol. 1: Legends in Exile by Bill Willingham
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

And lives happily ever after - for a time

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