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| − | Fables is a comic book series created by Bill Willingham in 2002, about a group of refugee fairy tales forced into the real world by a being known as "The Adversary." It later produced the spin-off Jack of | + | '''''Fables''''' is a [[comic book]] series created by Bill Willingham in 2002, about a group of refugee fairy tales forced into the real world by a being known as "The Adversary." It later produced the spin-off ''Jack of Fables''. |
| − | Unlike many comic book series published in recent years, it has a largely conservative slant, and includes protagonists who openly state their respect for the nation of Israel and use it as a model for their own defense. There is also a great deal of emphasis placed on national defense, and abortion is largely seen as a travesty by the main characters. | + | Unlike many comic book series published in recent years, it has a largely [[conservative]] slant, and includes protagonists who openly state their respect for the nation of Israel and use it as a model for their own defense. There is also a great deal of emphasis placed on national defense, and abortion is largely seen as a travesty by the main characters. |
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Latest revision as of 18:57, January 8, 2009
Fables is a comic book series created by Bill Willingham in 2002, about a group of refugee fairy tales forced into the real world by a being known as "The Adversary." It later produced the spin-off Jack of Fables.
Unlike many comic book series published in recent years, it has a largely conservative slant, and includes protagonists who openly state their respect for the nation of Israel and use it as a model for their own defense. There is also a great deal of emphasis placed on national defense, and abortion is largely seen as a travesty by the main characters.