Jelinas’ #CBR4 Review #11: Fables, Volume 9: Sons of Empire by Bill Willingham

Sons of Empire is decent, but it’s the two special treats at the end that make it a better-than-average read.

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Jelinas’ #CBR4 Review #10: Fables, Volume 8: Wolves by Bill Willingham

Wolves is the volume that all of you romantics have been waiting for!

Jelinas’ #CBR4 Review #9: Fables, Volume 7: Arabian Nights (and Days) by Bill Willingham

Arabian Nights (and Days) was the victim of too many new characters competing for attention. But it was still fun.

Jelinas’ #CBR4 Review #8: Fables, Volume 6: Homelands by Bill Willingham

The action doesn’t stop in Homelands. And Little Boy Blue ain’t just a little boy in this modern-day fairy tale.

Jelinas’ #CBR4 Review #7: Fables, Volume 5: The Mean Seasons by Bill Willingham

The Mean Seasons answers a few questions and gets us geared up for a war that’s been brewing for centuries.

Jelinas’ #CBR4 Review #5: Fables, Volume 4: The March of the Wooden Soldiers by Bill Willingham

There’s no denying it: war is entertaining. And The March of the Wooden Soldiers is all about a battle royale in Fabletown.

Jelinas’ #CBR4 Review #4: Fables, Volume 3: Storybook Love by Bill Willingham

Storybook Love is a fun read, but the storyline is the shakiest in the Fables series so far.

Jelinas’ #CBR4 Review #3: Fables, Volume 2: Animal Farm by Bill Willingham

If graphic novels were TV shows, Fables would definitely get a season pass on my DVR. The second volume, Animal Farm, deals with an uprising of Fable citizens in upstate New York.

Jelinas’ #CBR4 Review #2: Fables, Volume 1: Legends in Exile by Bill Willingham

Legends in Exile is the story I wish they were telling on ABC’s “Once Upon a Time.”