Title: Very good stuff, as usual.
Product review: Bill Willingham, Fables: Homelands (Vertigo, 2006)Homelands, the sixth book in the Fables series, addresses the stories of some of the folks who ran off during the last couple of episodes-- Boy Blue and Jack Horner. Blue is off to the Homelands to try and rescue Little Red Riding Hood, while Horner has decided to put his past behind him and make his way in the world.At long last, the identity of the Adversary is revealed, though it shouldn't be a surprise to those paying attention. That, however, is nothing more than a sidelight; Fables has remained consistently excellent throughout its run, and Homelands will do nothing to tarnish its reputation. You read Fables not just to find out what happens next, but for the simple pleasure of reading it. *** ?
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