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Jack of Fables (2006)

Jack of Fables #49

DC Comics · February 2011

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About this issue

Writer
Bill Willingham and Matthew Sturges
Penciller
Tony Akins
Inker
Andrew Pepoy and Dan Green
Colorist
Daniel Vozzo
Letterer
Todd Klein
Cover
Brian Bolland
Editor
Angela Rufino and Shelly Bond
Characters
Babe (Fables), Cowardly Lion, Gary, the Pathetic Fallacy, Hillary Page, Humpty Dumpty, Jack Frost (Fables), Jack Horner (Fables), Lady Luck (Fables), Little Black Sambo, Mother Goose (Fables), Priscilla Page, Raven (Fables), Robin Page, Tin Woodman, Walrus (Fables), and Wicked John (Fables)
Story arc
The Ultimate Jack of Fables Story
Cover date
February 2011
On sale
29 December 2010
Cover price
$2.99
UPC
76194125067004911
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

It's the issue before issue #50, where everything changes in the JACK OF FABLES universe forever! This issue is like the appetizer before a feast of destruction! Like an amuse bouche for a dragon's bloodthirsty maw! We just want to warn you up front that more than one person probably dies in this issue, and it's probably someone you like. As the Page Sisters, the Fables on the bus, Jack Frost, and a very angry guy with a sword through him all converge in a mythical land far away from mortal ken, a certain dragon begins to get nervous. That is to say he would get nervous, if he was that kind of guy. But he isn't, and so he doesn't. And that's probably bad for everyone involved. . .