Fairy tales. Book 12. Willingham B.

Imagine that all our most beloved fairy tales turned out to be real people and settled next to us, retaining all their magical properties. How can they survive in our ordinary, devoid of witchcraft of the world?

“Tales”, a magnificent variation on the theme of the World Folklore Heritage, invented by Bill Willingham, gives an answer to this question. Bela Snezhka and Bigby Wolf, Zlatovlaska and a Boy Parstushka are returning to us-they return like exiles who live, cunningly disguised in one of the areas of New York under the name of the fairy tale. They dream of someday returning home.

In the twelfth book, the brave Bafkin finds himself in his native country Oz, where a small but very brisk revolution is brewing, Pinocchio and Ozma gather a team of superheroes for a final and rash battle with Mr. Gloom, Rosa Ala becomes a light of hope, and a great fate is prophesied to one of the wolf. Or, be, maybe they all!