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    Fairest: The Hidden Kingdom #1

    Fairest: The Hidden Kingdom » Fairest: The Hidden Kingdom #1 - Volume 2 released by DC Comics on April 2013.

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    Volume 2 last edited by gravenraven on 05/30/23 06:22AM View full history

    In this tale from issues #8-14, Rapunzel lives one of the most regimented lives in Fabletown, forced to maintain her rapidly growing hair lest her storybook origins be revealed. But when word of her long-lost children surfaces, she travels to Japan to find them-and a former lover.

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    Fairest: The Hidden Kingdom #1 - Volume 2 by fables87 on August 09, 2013

    I don't know how I felt about this one. Too many mixed feelings. I really enjoyed the cover art and the inside art for Rapunzel's story, but the art they used for Aldered States was kind of a let down.The writing for Rapunzel was my main issue. I liked the use of Japanese folklore and the fact we got more Rapunzel, but was that story necessary? The fact that they made Rapunzel a bisexual made no sense except just to add a LGBT character in Fables. And it didn't add anything for future stories e...

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