You missed out on a very good show because you based your judgement entirely on what one actor looked like. I hope you can watch the re-runs to make up for your failure.Antwerp Caveman said:
Walking Dead, Fables, and King's Quest Receiving New Life
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A bit harsh, but I understand what you mean.GodEmperor47 said:
Figured it was just some licensing crap like everything lately (Transformers movies, Dragonball E) Just taking names and titles and doing nothing closely related to the sourcematerial with it.
The story with the dwarfs is brought up again in issue 96. I admit I'm struggling to work out how a game based on Fables could work, but seeing as I love the comic, I'd be willing to give it a go.SomeBritishDude said:Walking Dead I heard earlier. But Fables too?! Fuck yeah!
Here's hoping you play as the Fable town sheriff Bigby (Aka Big Bad Wolf)
Weirldy the Dwarfs were mentioned in the first issue and not once since. I'm guessing they're either dead or did something terrible to Snow, she looked pissed when they were brought up. Maybe they come into it later.HankMan said:
And Snow is in fact Charming first wife, he also married Beauty and Cinderella (they all had a Prince Charming). There may be more though, Charming has an effect on women to the point that it's a superpower. When he needed a place to stay he spoke to a waitress after having a 5 course meal at a restraunt, get's her to pay the tab, goes to her place 5 minutes after meeting her, fucks her stupid, then bunks at her place for several months while paying for nothing himself.
Definitly a comic worth checking out.
Would you raise your own happiness but feeding your zombie daughter, staring at severed heads in jars and brutally raping prisoners?CD-R said:
Seriously, that's just about the most messed up character ever, let alone in comics.
A friend of mine had nightmares after he read the part with The Governor. I'm wondering how AMC is going to handle him when (or if) they put him in the television show. I have to admit, he ranks up there as one of the most evil characters I've ever read in a series.SomeBritishDude said:
As evil as he is I think Michonne extracting her revenge on him is one of the most disturbing things I've ever read. I felt like I was going to be sick, no word of a lie.Illesdan said:
Astonishing series.
If it was a point and click adventure game like Telltale usually have going I could totally see it happening; it could be a mystery game where you play as Bigby and try and solve a case. Or they could do something with the off shoots, Cinderella and Jack of Fables. Cinderella being basically James Bond with fairy tales it could lend itself well to a lot of genres.Plinglebob said:
It was brought up much earlier in the side book 1001 Nights of Snow, a collection of origin stories. In Snow's story, she gets revenge on the dwarfs (for enslaving and raping her) and kills them all.Plinglebob said:The story with the dwarfs is brought up again in issue 96. I admit I'm struggling to work out how a game based on Fables could work, but seeing as I love the comic, I'd be willing to give it a go.SomeBritishDude said:Walking Dead I heard earlier. But Fables too?! Fuck yeah!
Here's hoping you play as the Fable town sheriff Bigby (Aka Big Bad Wolf)
Weirldy the Dwarfs were mentioned in the first issue and not once since. I'm guessing they're either dead or did something terrible to Snow, she looked pissed when they were brought up. Maybe they come into it later.HankMan said:
And Snow is in fact Charming first wife, he also married Beauty and Cinderella (they all had a Prince Charming). There may be more though, Charming has an effect on women to the point that it's a superpower. When he needed a place to stay he spoke to a waitress after having a 5 course meal at a restraunt, get's her to pay the tab, goes to her place 5 minutes after meeting her, fucks her stupid, then bunks at her place for several months while paying for nothing himself.
Definitly a comic worth checking out.
As far as the game goes, I figure the tried-and-true adventure game formula Telltale is so good at would work well for Fables.
Providing the Fables game doesn't descend into the same hammer-to-skull political and social metaphors that made the comic maddening, I'm all for it.
Aww, but that is what defined Fables, I mean taking it out removes a lot of the Fables Universe I mean the point was to try and take a "real" approach (despite the ludicrous sound of this sentence) to the fairy tales of our youth.
I am more concerned with the game not properly exploring the universe, winding up being something cheap churned out to make munnies for Vertigo. Any rumors on actual gameplay?
I am more concerned with the game not properly exploring the universe, winding up being something cheap churned out to make munnies for Vertigo. Any rumors on actual gameplay?