Fables #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeFrom its earliest issues, Bill Willingham's Vertigo series was pairing dark fairy-tale sensibility with genuinely unsettling imagery — and this September 2002 cover by James Jean is a striking example. A gaunt, elderly woman in black bends to pour tea from a blue kettle, her elaborate lace hair-piece billowing overhead, while a pig's head, teacups, and strange, colorful creature-like forms crowd the floor around her feet. The dreamlike surrealism sets a quietly eerie mood that feels entirely at home in Fables' world, where nothing in a storybook is quite as cozy as it seems.
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Reprinted in Fables #1 (2003), Fables #1 (2004), Nemi #[41] (2006), Baśnie #1 (2007), Fables: Covers by James Jean #[nn] (2009), Fabler #1 (2009), Fables: The Deluxe Edition #1 (2009), Nemi #75 (2009), Fables #1 (2010), Fábulas: Edición de Lujo #1 (2012), Fábulas #1 (2012), Fables #1 [2012 Edition] (2012), Fables #3 (2014), Fables Compendium #1 (2020)
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