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Fables, Vol. 20: Camelot

by Bill Willingham

2014•EN
About the book

In the aftermath of the battle against Mr. Dark, Rose Red assumes the mantle of the Paladin of Hope and begins a quest to assemble a new Round Table. Following the death of Bigby Wolf and the fracturing of the Fables community, she seeks to establish a group of knights to protect the farm and revitalize their fading magic. Meanwhile, her sister Snow White struggles with grief and the violent consequences of her past, leading to a deep ideological rift between the two siblings that threatens to dissolve their family bond entirely.

This volume serves readers who follow long-form graphic narratives and dark fantasy reimaginings of folklore. It appeals to those interested in how legendary archetypes, like the Arthurian cycle, can be repurposed to address modern leadership and trauma. Readers finish this installment with a detailed understanding of the evolving political structure within Fabletown and the specific tensions driving the series toward its conclusion. It provides a technical look at character deconstruction and the cyclical nature of heroic mythology within a serialized format.

Reading profile

Practical, clear-cut and escapist; an easy read.

Best for readers like The Escapist Adventurer. Which reader are you?

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Published
2014
Language
EN

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