REVIEW: Fairest, #7

[CBR News]

"Fairest" #7 puts the spotlight on the beautiful Lamia, as pursued by the Beast in the 1940s -- but Matthew Sturges and Shawn McManus provide their own twist for the characters involved.


Full review here.

[rpriske]

Once again, the protagonist of the story is male.

What was Fairest supposed to be about again?

[edhopper]

Once again, the protagonist of the story is male.

What was Fairest supposed to be about again?

But the story was about Beauty., so it doesn't bother me as it does you. I enjoyed this one more than the previous six, which I thought went on too long. Not sure how I feel about the twist ending. It is something they may have to deal with in Fables. But I thought the Cinderella Team delivered here, loved the art and the film noire writing style.

[Samorai_black]

But the story was about Beauty., so it doesn't bother me as it does you. I enjoyed this one more than the previous six, which I thought went on too long. Not sure how I feel about the twist ending. It is something they may have to deal with in Fables. But I thought the Cinderella Team delivered here, loved the art and the film noire writing style.

I agree with this post, the story was still about a fairest in the land. The only problem I had with this was the Chrisse Zullo did not do the cover becuase she was part of the Cinderella team but the cover was amazing anyways.