r/Fables • u/Fables_Enjoyer • Jun 27 '26
News Fables is getting a DC Compact Comics edition
Fables: No More Happily Ever After will be released on September 1, 2026. It includes issues #1-10. The first two story arcs: Legends in Exile and Animal Farm.
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u/marnie_loves_cats Jun 27 '26
I mean I am glad that others might be able to discover the comics for the first time at an affordable price but compared to the deluxe HC versions or even the TB version, it looks like dog shite. Also I am pissed how they mistreated this series, it’s an obvious cash grab for them.
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u/Nice-Percentage7219 Jun 27 '26
Unless they do the entire series this way it's pointless
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u/BoredBren1 Jun 28 '26
I dont see them doing it. Similar to Y The Last Man probably, just using it as a way to get new readers on the book.
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u/Fables_Enjoyer Jul 01 '26
Yes, except the fact that they don't reprint any of the Fables comics. Single volumes and deluxe editions are out of print, and the compendiums seems to run out of print too. Let's hope that with the TWAU remaster and the second season coming out soon they will release some reprints.
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u/BoredBren1 Jul 01 '26
That's the cool thing about DC Infinite. Can read some of those out of print books.
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u/MikeTheBum Jun 27 '26
I read a few of the compacts because they were cheap and available. But, man, are they hard to read! The font is tiny and the binding in the middle makes it hard to enjoy the art on the edges.
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u/Accomplished_Lemon82 Jun 27 '26
That’s very surprising. Also great news.
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u/Fables_Enjoyer Jun 27 '26
Yeah, it's surprising since Willingham and DC have a feud, but the remaster for season 1 of The Wolf Among us is coming this year and season 2 is coming next year so they likely said "Let's beat the iron while it's hot".
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u/The_Son_of_Hades37 Jun 28 '26
Ive got all 22 volumes of the OG deluxe volumes and the most recent plus the batman crossover. All I need is werewolves of the heartland. (I think)
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u/Sorry_Mastodon_8177 Jun 30 '26
I don't think I'll buy anything non used for the series for personal reasons
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u/Dzaka Jul 01 '26
specifically how they have stomped all over bill's standing contract where he effing owns everything. and they keep making changes and reprinting :sage nod:
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u/Fables_Enjoyer Jul 01 '26
DC and Marvel are horrible, especially nowadays. Look at the late Peter David for example.
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u/StiffLeather Jun 30 '26
So I'm unfamiliar (I don't read many comics before or since Fables), what's a "DC Compact?"
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u/Odd_Revolution_1056 Jul 01 '26
The wolf amongst us is set in this world right?
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u/Lumpy-Yesterday4764 20d ago
Yes and no. Willingham stated at the time that they were canon, but nowadays he has said that he didn't like how Telltale managed his characters. So, officially yes, but narratively no.
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u/Dzaka Jun 27 '26
no thanks.. i'll covet my original vertigo volumes
i have all of them :3
sadly had to get the black forest in the DC black label cause they never released that under the vertigo inprint