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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/932365009 Title: Fairest. [1], Wide awake Author: Bill Willingham; Matthew Sturges; Phil Jimenez; Andrew Dalhouse; Shawn McManus; Todd Klein Publisher: New York : DC Comics, 2012. ISBN/ISSN: 9781401235505 1401235506 OCLC:932365009

  
  

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Fairest. [1], Wide awake

Author:	Bill Willingham; Matthew Sturges; Phil Jimenez; Andrew Dalhouse; Shawn McManus; All authors
Publisher:	New York : DC Comics, 2012.
Series:	Fairest, 1.
Edition/Format:	Print book : Fiction : English
Summary:	They call her Sleeping Beauty, but life's always been ugly for Princess Briar Rose. Cursed at birth by a pissed-off fairy godmother, she wound up acting as a one-woman weapon of mass destruction against the Adversary in the last days of his war against the Free Fables. She won the day, but at the cost of sending herself into a permanent nap from which one true love's kiss can awaken her. Few would have guessed that it would be Ali Baba, Prince of Thieves, who would rise to the challenge--or that he'd be accompanied by an obnoxious, not-quite-a-genie sidekick. But as Briar Rose's true origin is revealed, can this no-longer-sleeping beauty and her Prince Charmless escape the cold fury of the Adversary's former right-hand woman--the icily regal Snow Queen?  Read more...
Subjects	Fictitious characters -- Fiction. Fairy tales -- Adaptations. Legends -- Adaptations. View all subjects
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