Jack of Fables: The (Nearly) Great Escape (Series #01) (Paperback)

from fyrefly98

Summary: The self-proclaimed best of all Fables, Jack of the Tales (also known as Jack the Giant Killer, Jack Horner, etc.), is back with his own series. After briefly summarizing Jack's Hollywood adventures (from Volume 6 of the main Fables series), this story picks up with everyone's favorite r...

from Magus_Manders

Bill Willingham (or as I like to call him, Willy Willy), is just a clever, fun, inventive author. He has managed to rewrite the fairy tale not by updating them, but just following the time line a few centuries, and thus we get 'Fables'. 'Jack of Fables' is an extension of that, taking into accoun...

from JapaG

Jack of Fables is the spinoff from one of the best Fantasy comic series today, The Fables. It tells of the forays of one Jack (of the Beanstalk) among the mundies. The art is great as ever in this first installment, but the stories are not quite up to par with Willingham's work in The Fables. I w...

from bookgirlokc

I didn't think I would like the Jack of Fables spin-off as much as Fables, as Jack was one of my least favorite characters, but I am loving it! Jack is a riot and I love seeing him leap from one madcap predicament to the next. And I love all of the new Fables that we get to meet!

from Arctic-Stranger

Jack be nimble, Jack be quick, Jack gets to star in his own epic. Jack makes off on his own, leaving Fabletown, and gets picked up by an evil editor, who wants to totally delete him. We learn what happened to Goldilocks after Snow takes her. Of course Jack plans an escape, and being Jack, manages...