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In this FABLES collection featuring issues #46-51 of the Eisner Award winning series, the threat of the Adversary looms ever closer as the drums of war begin their steady beat. The Fables prepare for battle, but first they must find their would-be commander: Bigby Wolf!

WINNER OF FOURTEEN EISNER AWARDS. The community of Fables living undercover in our midst has endured plenty of suffering at the hands of their longtime antagonist, the Adversary. Now it-s time to return the favor and put the would-be conqueror on notice that the cost of subjugating this last stronghold of independent magic will be higher than even he can bear. The one Fable who can accomplish this mission, however, has hidden himself in the wild and will take some convincing-if he can ever be found. Luckily for Fabletown, there is something more than a trip behind enemy lines awaiting Bigby Wolf-s return-. Collects issues #48-51 in Bill Willingham-s Eisner Award-winning Vertigo series.

What if there was a drug that would keep you awake 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, had no side effects, and would always keep you at your sharpest? Would you take it? John Barret did when he becomes the latest test subject of the experimental drug Seracetinol. Before, he was stuck in a dead-end job with no friends and no future, and now his life couldn't be better. Freed from the burden of sleeping, his days and nights blur into a fast-paced 24-hour lifestyle he never dreamed possible. But even as the fun gains steam, Barret's nightmares begin to enter his never-ending waking life.

If you could take a drug that removed your need to sleep allowing you to live your life 24 hours a day, seven days a week - would you? That's the question posed to white-collar New Yorker John Barret - and his answer is yes. But could this way of living become addictive?

Graphic novel. Barbie, armed with a magical amulet, dreams in order to save her dreamscape from the evil Cuckoo who has taken over her dreams.

Chronicles the doings of Morpheus, the Lord of Dreams, and his siblings, each the embodiment of one of the dark forces of nature.

In Il gioco della vita le terre immaginarie dell’infanzia diventano il campo di battaglia di una guerra tra due forze opposte. Quando si forma una crepa nel muro che separa il Mondo della Veglia dalle Terre del Sogno, un gruppo di giovani newyorkesi viene inesorabilmente costretto ad attraversare questo varco e a viaggiare in una regione onirica ormai dimenticata che, tuttavia, appare sia stranamente familiare che profondamente maligna.