TWAU Graphic Novel

Because, to be honest, I think the writers got lost in what they wanted to do. The mob travels through time to 'Allelairauh' (or whatever it was called) universe to get the donkey and Greenleaf.



The only time he's shown from behind his ass is covered in shadows, so it's impossible to tell.

Alright, I'll try to tell everything that's important (huh)...:

1) Bigby gets information about Lucky Pawn from Beauty, Beast is - just like in the game - an asshole pretty much the whole time;
2) Beast is not involved in any way with Crooked Man, he's not delivering the packages. Why? See p. 4;
3) The choice whether to go to Lucky Pawn or Cut Above is not present, Bigby immediately goes to Lucky Pawn. Why? See p. 4;
4) The Cut Above subplot - along with Johann The Butcher - is cut from the game and parts of that story were given to Lucky Pawn;
5) In the pawn shop, Toad and Jack are not present. Bigby stumbles upon Woody and Jersey;
6) Jersey tells Woody that he doesn't know anything about the axe; Bigby tells Woody to get lost, but Woody stays in the shop. That's important, because...
7) When Jersey tells Bigby that he doesn't know anything about Crooked Man (mind you, he does that way more polite than in the game), Bigby does not wait for him to finish and attacks him without reason, smashing his head into the display. Woody doesn't react;
8) Bigby is scared to see Jersey's unglamoured form, but nonetheless tells Woody not to do anything. Woody goes to the back of the shop and brushes Bigby off.
9) Bigby can't fight and gets his ass totally kicked by Jersey, who proceeds to strangle Bigby; Bigby is saved by Woody who hits Jersey with an axe;
10) Bigby and Woody go to the back of the shop and discover the illegal glamour facility (the one which in the game was located in the butcher shop);
11) Bigby tears off one of Jersey's horns but only to force an information out of him after he's down'
12) Bigby and Woody don't have a bro moment. Bigby begins talking about what Woody did for him in the shop, but Woody brushes him off by saying 'It's Fabletown'.
13) Bigby wants to question Bluebeard about burning Crane's apartment, but Snow says that it's a 'dead end' and that's that. No questions asked.
14) Bigby sends Toad away to the Farm;
15) Crooked Man tells Bigby right off the bat that Georgie's the killer. The scene is slightly different than in the game - Bigby is allowed to arrest Georgie, but the deal fells through when Bigby states that Georgie will be thrown down the Witching Well. CM then summons Bloody Mary and outright orders her to kill Bigby;
16) the rest of the scene is pretty much the same as in the game (save for Bigby killing Jersey) with the first major connection between flashbacks and present storyline - as they escape, CM pushes a small piece of glass into Mary's chest. She asks him what was that, and he says that this piece is important and, now that it's with Mary, their deal cannot be broken. The meaning of this is yet to be explained;
17) there's no Manhattan car chase scene - after going through the portal, Bigby doesn't appear on the street - he's immediately teleported to Pudding'n'Pie;

FLASHBACKS:
1) CM turns out to have medical background. After finding Mary he nurses her to health (after she stuck the pieces of her shattered baby into her body) by taking those pieces out. He introduces her back to The Man in The Mirror (who is The Knave of Hearts) - he managed to save his life, albeit The Knave is penisless now;
2) CM need money to run his criminal empire in the new world, so he needs The Donkey That Shits Gold. To open the portal to that universe, he needs Mary's baby (repaired) and a heart full of anger and hunger, thus...
3) CM orders Dee to seduce Gren's mother into having sex with him. It doesn't happen, she turns into her monster form, but the twin kill her and tear her heart out;
4) The mob goes to another universe and captures The White Doe, who turns out to be Greenleaf. She says that, now that they captured her, she's at their orders.

That's it for now, folks.

EDIT: Woody implies that it was Toad who stole his axe and pawned it.

And who are those guys? Maybe you'll know?

Yep, I have had enough, it seemingly gets worse each time.  Just when you think it can't possibily get any dumber, it somehow does.  No, I am not fucking around with this abomination anymore!

Why.

As someone that isn't reading this and doesn't have any plan of doing so, I LOVE what they're doing with Mary's character. K-I-N-K-Y.