Fables: The Deluxe Edition #10

In "The Great Fables Crossover, Part 2 of 9: Swap Meet," Bigby and Snow arrive at the Dino Diner, where Jack and a gathering of Fables and Literals are trying to decide what to do next. As tensions simmer, Kevin Thorn begins rewriting the fabric of reality, and Jack Frost starts to reclaim his long-lost magic.

In "The Great Fables Crossover, Part 3 of 9: Start As Deep in the Story As You Can," Kevin's desperate attempt to rewrite reality pushes the boundaries of story itself, summoning Muses and Genres in a bid to reshape the world—while Bigby and his crew race to track him down. Amid the chaos, Jack Frost sets out on a quiet, personal journey to find his father, stepping into a mystery that echoes through the fractured tales around him.

In "The Great Fables Crossover, Part 5 of 9: Ch-Ch-Changes," Jo and the Page Sisters join forces with Bigby as they race toward Kevin Thorn, determined to halt his dangerous plan to rewrite the universe—only to find Bigby caught in a storm of psychological pressure from Kevin, who's torn between contradictory counsel from the other Literals.

In "The Great Fables Crossover, Part 6 of 9: Keep Your Ass in Your Chair," Kevin finds himself caught between two unlikely mentors—Old Sam and Hansel—each offering wildly different advice on how to overcome his Writer's Block, leading to a moment that forces both of them to take unexpected steps in the midst of the escalating battle between the Fables and the Page sisters.

In "The Great Fables Crossover, Part 8 of 9: Genre Fiction Is Dead," the Genres launch a full-scale assault on a coalition of the Page Sisters, Snow, Bigby, Revise, and Gary, while Kevin closes in on Old Sam, demanding retribution for his crimes—just as Jack Frost makes his dramatic entrance.

In the final chapter of the epic crossover, Jack Frost and Deus Ex Machina guide Kevin and the other Literals toward a blank, empty universe—where Kevin must write a new one from nothing, leaving the old world behind. The weight of creation rests on his shoulders as the boundaries of reality itself begin to shift.

In "Werewolves of the Heartland Chapter One: When We All Lived in the Forest," Oda’s long-held dreams of change finally stir as she tells her brother Carl that the stranger she’s been waiting for has arrived. Bigby Wolf ventures into the forest only to be ambushed by werewolves and subdued with tranquilizer darts, setting the stage for an uneasy encounter deep in the wild.

In "Werewolves of the Heartland Chapter Two: Wolves at War," Bigby wakes imprisoned, only to discover that Sergeant Harp—the comrade he believed dead since World War II—now leads Story City. A flashback reveals their fateful assault on Castle Frankenstein, where loyalty and survival were tested in the shadows of war.

In "Werewolves of the Heartland Chapter Three: A Kind of Limbo," Bigby Wolf is released on parole and guided through Story City by Harp, who grants him a guest house to call his own. As Bigby settles into his new space, Oda makes a quiet, persistent attempt to win his attention—though her efforts don’t quite land.

In "Werewolves of the Heartland Chapter Four: A God Among Us," the pressure mounts in Story City as starstruck citizens swarm Bigby, pleading for miracles, while unseen forces in the Spezialeinheit tighten their grip. With quiet precision, Bigby manipulates the very winds of the city, weaving a plan to unravel the fragile order beneath its surface.

In "Werewolves of the Heartland Chapter Seven: Story Night," Bigby Wolf finds himself back in his cell after revoking his parole, just as Story City teeters on the edge of chaos. With the Spezialeinheit turning to werewolves to eliminate him and seize control, Bigby’s sudden escape throws their plans into disarray.

In "Werewolves of the Heartland Chapter Eight: Sword & Fire," the fragile peace of Story City crumbles as Sigi’s tragic choice sends shockwaves through the community. With the Spezialeinheit turning on their own and Carl’s fanatical orders igniting chaos, Bigby takes brutal, decisive action—hunting down his enemies while setting the stage for a reckoning that will reshape what’s left.

In "Werewolves of the Heartland Chapter Nine: Precipice," Bigby Wolf makes a decisive move, publicly condemning Arthur Harp as unfit to lead and replacing him with Alwin before urging the community to fend for themselves. As he departs Story City, he encounters Oda, who shares his grim assessment—both agree the town is on a path to inevitable collapse.