Fables Compendium Two

Once upon a time, the subjects of fairy tales—princesses, witches, talking animals, and more—lived far away in a fabled magical realm. But when a savage creature known only as the Adversary conquered their home, the characters of folklore were forced to flee to a more mundane world. Disguised among the normal citizens of 21-st century New York City, these magical beings have created their own secret society within an exclusive luxury apartment building called Fabletown.

Now, after years in exile, the citizens of Fabletown are finally ready to reclaim their Homelands. The long-brewing war against the Adversary's empire is here, but even if our heroes succeed...happily ever after never comes without a price.

This second of four fantastic compendiums features tales from the Eisner Award-winning series, created and written by Bill Willingham and illustrated by Mark Buckingham, Steve Leialoha, Andrew Pepoy, James Jean, and many more!

Overview
''Fables Compendium Two starts with the story "Arabian Nights (and Days)," when foreigners start showing up in Fabletown—much to the dismay of longtime residents--plunging Fabletown into a culture clash of dire proportions! Prince Charming is in over his head and must call on the help of a Fable character not seen in these pages for far too long...and this is one wish he can’t take back.''

This collection takes on a life of its own, ending with the postwar story "The Dark Ages"—but if the Fables knew the consequences, they might not have gone to war at all.

Collects Fables #42-82.