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    Fables #57

    Fables » Fables #57 - A Man's Home is His Castle, Part One of Father and Son released by DC Comics on March 2007.

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    Off To Meet Dad 0

    Fables #57 - A Man's Home is His Castle, Part One of Father and Son by englentine on May 13, 2008

    So, Bigby doesn't get along to well with his father. In this issue, they have it out. Not in any physical battle, but more of a conversation, one of those live in mutual disrespect for the kids sake things. I don't know, talk to my wife she explained it to me pretty well the other night. Any waho, On the surface not much happens in this issue. It really is mostly two men talking. When you realise Bibby got his father to commit to being on their side in the up coming war however, you find that t...

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    Fables #57 - A Man's Home is His Castle, Part One of Father and Son by kludge on November 20, 2010

    The first thing that struck me when opening the beautiful cover was the sophomoresque quality of the internal artwork. To go from the artistic apex of Leialoha, Buckingham, & Pepoy to the neophyte like nadir of Michael and Laura Allred is like walking out of the Cappella Sistina into an arts & crafts festival where the finest piece is a macramé tea cozy made of purple and pink polyester yarn. Why anyone would hire these "artists" is beyond me. They have single handedly destroyed the fran...

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