His plan is to scrap the current universe and write an improved version. They’re then notified by Jack of beings known as the Literals, who shape destiny via writing stories, and one Kevin Thorn is doing that. The Great Fables Crossover starts well enough as Willingham and Mark Buckingham continue the cliffhanger from The Dark Ages, concluding that Mister Dark’s re-emergence is connected with magic somehow becoming untethered from the previously established status quo. This book spins Jack back into the Fables world while maintaining his own cast and introducing a new threat.
Bill Willingham co-wrote most issues, collaborating with Matthew Sturges. A different style of writing was applied to Jack of Fables, relying more on surreal twists and a comedic tone. The scheming rogue character applied to Jack of All Tales resulted in him quickly topping the popularity ratings for Fables cast members, and he was spun off into his own comic. This is an oversize hardcover presentation of what was previously collected as The Great Fables Crossover, and if there’s one Fables collection that can, and possibly should, be avoided it’s this.
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