Totally love that Skeletor face, that'll scare the crap out of the kids as well. Perfect!
Showing posts with label Snow White. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Snow White. Show all posts
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Create The Ultimate Poker Face with Pop Culture Villain's Faces
It sucks playing poker and you show a really bad poker face to your friends. Best thing you can do is hide behind this ridiculously cool looking poker face cards from NOST.
I'm not sure if this is actually for sale but it's all good. if not, then maybe it's time to unleash your creativity and make your own.
Totally love that Skeletor face, that'll scare the crap out of the kids as well. Perfect!
Totally love that Skeletor face, that'll scare the crap out of the kids as well. Perfect!
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Fables # 129 - Where the Hero Falls
Fables # 129 ends with such a somber note with a death and some political dealings to boot.
In this issue we see the final fate of Bigby Wolf and the clash between Snow White and her first husband, Prince Brandish. Of course, that's after the shocking turn of events from last issue (Fables # 128)...
oh and yes, Bigby is still a crystallized wolf.
The pair duel throughout the issue with some exchanges here and there until by the end, Snow decides to end Brandish's madness once and for all.
As a fan, this broke my heart much as how the Starks were murdered in Game of Thrones. It's just so sad. And Bigby Wolf didn't even get a chance to really hurt Brandish. Tsk. After this, the kid gloves come off and Brandish gets to meet the pointy edge of Snow White's sword...
True to his words, Snow's victory is bittersweet in the sense that she might have killed her allegedly 'first husband' she also lost the love of her life, the big bad wolf..
Gotta admire Bill Willingham's writing for this one. He proves once again that Snow White is a character that should never be trifled with. Plus that she's a very strong woman to boot. She doesn't even break down while telling her kids about the death of their father.
Oh and if you're in this book for the politics, you'll be happy to know that there still is some bit of politics, namely the upcoming negotiations for the wedding of former Emperor Gepetto and the Blue Fairy. And even that doesn't bode well with the Blue Fairy airing her doubts and hesitation through her representative the Lady of the Lake.
Let's just sing for Bigby one last time:
In this issue we see the final fate of Bigby Wolf and the clash between Snow White and her first husband, Prince Brandish. Of course, that's after the shocking turn of events from last issue (Fables # 128)...
oh and yes, Bigby is still a crystallized wolf.
The pair duel throughout the issue with some exchanges here and there until by the end, Snow decides to end Brandish's madness once and for all.
As a fan, this broke my heart much as how the Starks were murdered in Game of Thrones. It's just so sad. And Bigby Wolf didn't even get a chance to really hurt Brandish. Tsk. After this, the kid gloves come off and Brandish gets to meet the pointy edge of Snow White's sword...
True to his words, Snow's victory is bittersweet in the sense that she might have killed her allegedly 'first husband' she also lost the love of her life, the big bad wolf..
Gotta admire Bill Willingham's writing for this one. He proves once again that Snow White is a character that should never be trifled with. Plus that she's a very strong woman to boot. She doesn't even break down while telling her kids about the death of their father.
Oh and if you're in this book for the politics, you'll be happy to know that there still is some bit of politics, namely the upcoming negotiations for the wedding of former Emperor Gepetto and the Blue Fairy. And even that doesn't bode well with the Blue Fairy airing her doubts and hesitation through her representative the Lady of the Lake.
Let's just sing for Bigby one last time:
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Steampunk Snow White # 1 Review
Rod Espinosa serves up another tale of bravery, love and a bit of steampunk with his latest opus Steampunk Snow White # 1 for Antarctic Press. Special thanks to Comicx Hub and Castle Geek.
I believe that Snow White is Rod Espinosa’s way of upping the ante in terms of his work. The lines are beautiful, the fight scenes dynamic and it’s a great reinterpretation of the classic Snow White story. It’d be a real shame if you don’t pick up the book especially in it’s limited initial print run.
I believe that Snow White is Rod Espinosa’s way of upping the ante in terms of his work. The lines are beautiful, the fight scenes dynamic and it’s a great reinterpretation of the classic Snow White story. It’d be a real shame if you don’t pick up the book especially in it’s limited initial print run.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Fables # 128 Spoilers
I'm really shocked at what happened in Vertigo's FABLES # 128. Damn. Bummed out by this.
Well let's just jump into what's bummed me after after the break. Also, this issue is once again brought to us by Bill Willingham and Mark Buckingham.
Well let's just jump into what's bummed me after after the break. Also, this issue is once again brought to us by Bill Willingham and Mark Buckingham.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Vertigo Launches Fables Spin Off "Fairest"
Vertigo's Fables gets a new spin-off from in the form of "Fairest" which will tell the story of the princesses from the ongoing tale. The best part? The first cover will be done by Adam Hughes.
Fairest will split away from Fables in March to tell "the scret histories of Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel, Cinderella, the Snow Queen, Thumbelina, Snow White, Rose Red and others." The first arc, written by Fables scribe Bill Willingham, will last for six issues and follows the "misadventures of Briar Rose after she is stolen away by the goblin army in Fables #107," and the arc will be illustrated by Phil Jimenez with inks by Andy Lanning.
Fairest will split away from Fables in March to tell "the scret histories of Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel, Cinderella, the Snow Queen, Thumbelina, Snow White, Rose Red and others." The first arc, written by Fables scribe Bill Willingham, will last for six issues and follows the "misadventures of Briar Rose after she is stolen away by the goblin army in Fables #107," and the arc will be illustrated by Phil Jimenez with inks by Andy Lanning.
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