Willingham, Bill

Jack of Fables heads to Las Vegas in the hopes of winning back his lost riches and returning to the top of the game, but his luck takes a turn for the worse and leaves Jack scrambling to save his life and freedom.

Collects "Jack of Fables" no. 22-27, in which Jack Candle faces off against a grim sherriff, gets into a tussle with Bigby Wolf, and gets into various situations with assertive librarians.

Jack goes on a hunt for the treasure of Cibola accompanied by Raven, a glued-together Humpty Dumpty, the Pathetic Fallacy, and others while adventuring across Americana in an attempt to escape the agents of Mr. Revise, his former jailer.

The Fables have been forced from their make-believe world into the real world of pain, betrayal, and jealousy and it threatens to come between two Fables who desire happiness in an uncertain world.

The people of Fabletown prepare to defend themselves by forming alliances with those who have not yet been conquered by the Adversary's legions; however, a delegation from Arabian Homelands makes the task more difficult.

Collects issues 22 and 28-33 of the comic book "Fables," in which Cinderella does business of a secret nature in Paris; Prince Charming struggles with his new responsibilities as mayor; Snow White and Bigby Wolf face difficult decisions as new parents--of six; and Bigby takes a look back at his undercover operations in World War II.

In Fabletown, fairy tale legends live as regular New Yorkers, while the Fables who can't pass as human live on a farm upstate. But there's trouble at The Farm; the exiled animals, led by Goldilocks, have decided it's time to stage a revolution and retake their homelands from the Adversary.

In Fabletown, where fairy tale legends live alongside regular New Yorkers, everyone wants to know who killed Rose Red, and the community is soon taking sides against one another.

Collects issues no. 70-75 from the comic series "Fables," in which the free Fables face more surprises from their adversary, while fighting for their homeland.

The free Fables strike a decisive blow against the Adversary, setting the stage for an all-out war between the worlds and threatening the brief period of peace they are experiencing.