A review by iguessilikereading
Fables: The Deluxe Edition, Book Seven by Bill Willingham
3.0
So, I decreased my rating for this book as I see it now as a filler issue.
Not much changes in the grand scope of things, Geppetto is planning to retaliate against Fabletown and the mundy world, but Pinocchio is very convincing that the advanced science of this world is too much for the empire.
We get a lot of guest artwork, and in order not to insult anyone, I'm just going to say it's...different.
After a couple of previous issues, Mark Buckingham's work is just something that brings additional value to Fables, and the guest artists just do not work for me on this title. I know there are some interesting story titbits in the shorter stories, but I do not feel I am reading Fables.
Kudos to Buckingham for that, I guess.
Not much changes in the grand scope of things, Geppetto is planning to retaliate against Fabletown and the mundy world, but Pinocchio is very convincing that the advanced science of this world is too much for the empire.
We get a lot of guest artwork, and in order not to insult anyone, I'm just going to say it's...different.
After a couple of previous issues, Mark Buckingham's work is just something that brings additional value to Fables, and the guest artists just do not work for me on this title. I know there are some interesting story titbits in the shorter stories, but I do not feel I am reading Fables.
Kudos to Buckingham for that, I guess.