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4.32 AVERAGE
4.32 AVERAGE
adventurous
challenging
emotional
funny
hopeful
lighthearted
mysterious
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
No
And what a Good Prince he was. Flycatcher isn't my favorite "Fables" character but this volume was still very entertaining. I especially enjoyed the cameo by Sir Lancelot and the quick nod to the crossover story occurring in "Jack of Fables"--hint: a certain someone having issues with a certain sword. This series is awesome.
adventurous
dark
funny
hopeful
mysterious
tense
medium-paced
This is another favorite comic series that keeps things interesting. As the war approaches, Flycatcher's story really made this volume a special addition to the series. These issues clarify some of the big picture conflict, give depth to a few characters, and while I didn't like the artwork for issue #64 I still appreciate that the series experiments with the artistic aspect (and this series consistently has phenomenal covers). Looking forward to what comes next!
Quite possibly the best Fables volume that I have read so far.
Loved this one. Fly comes into himself and his destiny.
*4.5
Really loved seeing so much more of Fly!
Definitely one of the best volumes up until now.
Really loved seeing so much more of Fly!
Definitely one of the best volumes up until now.
Flycatcher is easily one of the least interesting characters for me, and yet still this volume still was solid.
Not as strong as the previous volumes, this one focuses on Flycatcher. You begin to understand why he's just so important. It is a interesting take, and I gotta be honest, I loved the idea of a new army to take on the big evil. SO this one mostly focuses on building, making plans to counter the war, and of course Flycatcher growth as a character to become a king. Pretty crazy, huh?
Good: I liked the ending. I thought it lead to interesting ideas. Watching villains return and turn on each other was wonderful. I also really loved the issue where the kids find out their brother is there too. Bigsby, snow white, and the kids remain the most interesting characters.
Bad: The art for that one issue with the family was really odd and caught me off guard. Flycatcher long winded history and how he became the king was cool but I can't say I was interested all that much and it took me awhile to get through this one.
Overall this is another solid volume. Not as good as the last few but this one still remained interesting enough I wanna read more.
Not as strong as the previous volumes, this one focuses on Flycatcher. You begin to understand why he's just so important. It is a interesting take, and I gotta be honest, I loved the idea of a new army to take on the big evil. SO this one mostly focuses on building, making plans to counter the war, and of course Flycatcher growth as a character to become a king. Pretty crazy, huh?
Good: I liked the ending. I thought it lead to interesting ideas. Watching villains return and turn on each other was wonderful. I also really loved the issue where the kids find out their brother is there too. Bigsby, snow white, and the kids remain the most interesting characters.
Bad: The art for that one issue with the family was really odd and caught me off guard. Flycatcher long winded history and how he became the king was cool but I can't say I was interested all that much and it took me awhile to get through this one.
Overall this is another solid volume. Not as good as the last few but this one still remained interesting enough I wanna read more.