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Fables: Werewolves of the Heartland | Bill Willingham

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Fables: Werewolves of the Heartland is a riveting original graphic novel that is both an integral part of the Fables mythology and an entry point to the long-running, best selling series. Bigby Wolf takes center stage in the most brutal, action-packed Fables story to date. Sent out into modern day America at large, Bigby's on a quest for possible locations for a new Fabletown. In his wanderings, Bigby stumbles across a small town named Luperville, somewhere in America's vast heartland, that, amazingly enough, seems to be populated by werewolves. These werewolves are descendants of a World War II German project to create an army of werewolf super soldiers, some of whom who were infected with Bigby's tainted blood. And even more unfortunate the fact that they've captured, caged and tortured the most popular and important canine in history: Bigby Wolf.

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Fables: Werewolves of the Heartland | Bill Willingham

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This is a spin-off of the graphic novel Fables series. As with the rest of the series, the colour illustrations are very well done. I have not always been all that interested in Bigby as a character, but I liked this story. It‘s been a while since I‘ve read any of the Fables series, and it was fun to read another.

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