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Fables: Animal Farm by Bill Willingham
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Fables: Animal Farm (2003)

by Bill Willingham (Writer), Mark Buckingham (Illustrator)

Other authors: Steve Leialoha (Illustrator)

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Much more interesting than the first volume, but still not blown away by it yet. Debating on giving the next volume a shot or giving up on the series altogether. ( )
  thelukewarm225 | Apr 3, 2013 |
4.5 stars

My blog post about this book is at this link. ( )
  SuziQoregon | Mar 31, 2013 |
Trouble is brewing at The Farm, where the Fables who can't pass for human are confined; led by Goldilocks, the Fables are planning a bloody rebellion and, since Bigby isn't allowed near the place, Snow White must work hard to outwit the leaders, which will prove disastrous for her health. Whereas the first five issues of the series introduced the Fables of Fabletown, these next five introduce those Fables who live at The Farm, and it does an equally good job at that. Although some come across as quite malicious, it is important that the difference between these characters and those fairytale characters they hail from is made absolutely clear; they may already have history in the fairytale world, but they are quite contemporary in their actions and their thinking. Happily Ever After is not a guarantee here - more likely, the exact opposite is to be expected when these characters show their true, non-traditional, colors. ( )
  -Eva- | Dec 30, 2012 |
First of all, there are soooo many literary references, j'adore! I was like "oh, there's one, oh and here too, here's one too." I loved it! Ok, on to the story.

The story start out intense, no dragging of the plot like the first one. This volume was like the end of the first volume. The suspense and the mystery of the first volume was amazing, this volume had more fear build in, if you know what I mean.

In this volume you get to see how intelligent Red Rose is. You also get to see the evil plan building which I always like to read about, and which I think is harder to write. The amount of thinking and strategy makes this volume a fantastic read!!

When a chase began, my heart was pounding so hard that I was barely breathing! This volume will definitely make you sit at the edge of your seat and read until you are completely finished.

The relationship between the characters were farther revealed. Snow and Red's past was shown and I felt horrible. I hope my sister and I never get separated like them. But as you read on, you see how much emotions and care there are. *tears*

Overall, this volume was definitely enjoyable to read. :) 5 out of 5! ( )
  FireStarBooks | Aug 28, 2012 |
This volume is where the series goes from good to great. ( )
  josh314 | Jul 1, 2012 |
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Author nameRoleType of authorWork?Status
Willingham, BillWriterprimary authorall editionsconfirmed
Buckingham, MarkIllustratormain authorall editionsconfirmed
Leialoha, SteveIllustratorsecondary authorall editionsconfirmed
Jean, JamesCover artistsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
Klein, ToddLetterersecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
Vozzo, DanielColoristsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
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The story so far: We learned that many characters from the lands of fable and folklore have been hiding out in New York City in an underground community they call Fabletown.
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Girl: "Okay, 'fess up. Who kiped my teflon-coated magnum rounds?"
Boy: "You had them in your Sunday school purse, remember?"
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Snow White and Rose Red accidently uncover a revolution on the Farm, the community where non-human Fables live, and their lives become endangered because of it.

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