Fables Vol 1 4

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"Remembrance Day"
	Writers Bill Willingham Pencilers Lan Medina Inkers Steve Leialoha Colourists Sherilyn van Valkenburgh; Zylonol Letterers Todd Klein Editors Mariah Huehner; Shelly Bond

Appearing in "Remembrance Day"

Featured Characters:

Supporting Characters:

Adversaries:

Other Characters:

Aslan (Single appearance)^[1] (Appears in flashback and main story) (deceased)
Baba Yaga (First appearance) (Appears in flashback and main story)
Geppetto (Appears in flashback and main story)
Grimble
Jack Pumpkinhead (Appears in flashback and main story)
John the Doorman
Little Red Riding Hood (Appears in flashback and main story)
Tin Man (Appears in flashback and main story)
Various unnamed Fables

Locations:

Homelands (Appears in flashback and main story)
- Baba Yaga's Hut (First appearance) (Appears in flashback and main story)
New York City
- Manhattan
  - Fabletown
    - Woodland Luxury Apartments

Items:

Vehicles:

Many of the Fables seen in flashback are unidentified gnomes, dwarves, trolls, fairies, pixies and an assortment of animals.

Bigby Wolf is also seen in flashback to the incident involving his stalking of Red Riding Hood.

First appearance of Pinocchio. Pinocchio is also seen in flashback as a partially chiseled block of wood.

One scene depicts the "Kingdom of the Great Lion", with a dead male lion lying on the ground with arrows sticking out of him. King Cole says that he found the lion to be a "bit too Holier-Than-Thou". This is a rather obvious reference to the character of Aslan from C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia. The Holier-Than-Thou remark is a reference to the numerous Christian parallels found within the stories, particularly that of portraying Aslan in the role of a Christ figure.

Another reference is made to the Emerald Kingdom. This is undoubtedly the Emerald City from L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The Tin Man and Jack Pumpkinhead can be seen fleeing the Adversary's minions in another scene in the issue.

One of the witches seen in flashback is the Slavic figure of folklore Baba Yaga. She can be seen at the window of her cabin. She is easily identified by the fact that her home is nestled atop a pair of giant chicken legs (as depicted in the old stories).