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    Fables: The Mean Seasons #1

    Fables: The Mean Seasons » Fables: The Mean Seasons #1 - Volume 5 released by DC Comics on April 2005.

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    Collecting issues 22 and 28-33 of the hit VERTIGO series, this trade paperback features two tales of Bigby's exploits during World War II as well as "The Year After," which follows the aftermath of the Adversary's attempt to conquer Fabletown — including the birth of Snow White and Bigby's children!

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    Fables: The Mean Seasons #1 - Volume 5 by uncas007 on January 13, 2012

    Willingham does a fine job of economy with the main story of this collection. Once again Cinderella's one-shot spy story with Ichabod Crane is presented outside of its original chronology, which doesn't matter to the history of the series or enjoyment of any collection it is in. The two-part Bigby in WW2 story is overly graphic, though many no doubt laud its "authenticity" for a WW2 story. The mixture of gritty combat and Universal Picture horror tribute is interesting (though I could have done ...

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