Fables Trivia

1. What is the meeting about?

From Quiz "Fables: Sons of Empire"

Answer: War with Fabletown

Geppetto, Rodney, Pinocchio, The Snow Queen, The Nome King, Bright Day, and Hansel all gather into a meeting to discuss starting a war with Fabletown. The Snow Queen presents a plan to destroy not only Fabletown, but the world as well. The meeting began in "Fables" #52, which came out in 2006.

From Quiz "Fables": Wolves

Answer: He is able to buy bottles of vodka

Mowgli has traveled the world searching for Bigby, who disappeared just after Snow and their seven children went to live on the Farm. It's hard to track a man who doesn't want to be found, and Mowgli's alcohol-buying ability does him no good in "Fables" #48, which went on sale in 2006.

From Quiz "Fables": Arabian Days (And Nights)

Answer: Ali Baba

In "Fables" #42, which debuted in 2005, some Fables from Middle Eastern tales show up at Fabletown, expecting to be greeted like high-ranking dignitaries. Nobody knows quite how to deal with them, and the language barrier proves to be a further hindrance.

From Quiz "Fables": The Mean Seasons

Answer: Cinderella

Because she was his third wife and, assumedly,because Charming had full knowledge of his tendency toward infidelity by that time, Cinderlla claims she herself is the most hurt by his indiscretions. The three women gather for coffee and debate their mutual ex-husband in "Fables" #22, which debuted in 2004.

From Quiz "Fables": Homelands

Answer: Mr. Trick

Jack has always been a schemer, and he sets himself up as a bigshot movie-maker in Hollywood! He founds a production company and begins making movies based off of his own life. This happened in "Fables" #34, which went on sale in 2005.

From Quiz "Fables", March of the Wooden Soldiers

Answer: Colin

Colin the Pig was slain during the rebellion at the Farm, but he still appears in Snow's dreams. Colin visited in issue #19 of "Fables", which went on sale in 2004.

From Quiz "Fables": Storybook Love

Answer: The Devil

Escaping from the war-ravaged South, Jack comes across an old man with sharp nails who has an uncanny poker talent. Luckily, Jack finally wins and gets a magic sack for all of his troubles. These actions took place in the eleventh issue of "Fables", which debuted in 2003.

From Quiz "Fables": Animal Farm

Answer: Rose Red and Snow White

Twice a year, Snow White goes up to the Farm to check on things, but she soon runs into some very angry animals, although she doesn't suspect much at first. Rose and Snow took off in the sixth issue of "Fables", which originally debuted in 2002.

From Quiz Old Tales in a New World

Answer: Bigby Wolf

Bigby Wolf is the villainous Big Bad Wolf in human form. All of his misdeeds were forgiven by the general amnesty, and he has been a cop for more than two hundred years. When provoked, he can still turn into a large humanoid wolf. He first appeared in the first issue of "Fables", which went on sale in 2002.

From Quiz "Fables: Sons of Empire"

Answer: Rodney and Pinocchio

The Snow Queen's plan calls for four plagues to hit the Earth before the actual invaders move in; she thinks that this will be an easy conquest. However, Pinocchio and Rodney, both who have lived in the mundane world, opine that humans and Fabletown would put up a larger fight. The duo disagree in "Fables" #53, which debuted in 2006.

From Quiz "Fables": Wolves

Answer: Mister Sunflower

"Mister Sunflower says Daddy eats people!" one of the cubs tells their mother, Snow White. "Mister Sunflower has anger issues." she cooly responds in "Fables" #48, which went on sale in 2006.

From Quiz "Fables": Arabian Days (And Nights)

Answer: King Cole

King Cole arrives shortly after the Arabian Fables enter Fabletown and sets about beginning negotiations between Prince Charming and Sinbad. Sinbad and King Cole strike up a great friendship, which allows negotiations to go forward, with the foremost concern being Sinbad's keeping of slaves, which Prince Charming frowns upon. King Cole first used his Arabic in "Fables" #42, which debuted in 2005.

From Quiz "Fables": The Mean Seasons

Answer: Bigby Wolf

Ichabod was loyal to the Adversary and intended on betraying Fabletown to him. Bigby Wolf and his secret agent, Cinderella, confronted him in France, where Bigby smashed a heavy bust of a headless horseman. These events happened in "Fables" #22, which went on sale in 2004.

From Quiz "Fables": Homelands

Answer: To give Jill a place to live

To a regular-sized human they may be dollhouses, but to a small Fable like Jill, who accompanied Jack on his escape to Hollywood, they're dream mansions. Despite her many houses, Jill is depressed, but Jack ignores her mood. Jack spent his money on the dream house in "Fables" #34, which debuted in 2005.

From Quiz "Fables", March of the Wooden Soldiers

Answer: He let Prince Charming get away with murder.

Prince Charming killed Bluebeard in the story arc "Storybook Love", which went on sale in 2003. Because all of Bluebeard's considerable riches went directly to Fabletown's coffers, Cole goes lightly on Prince Charming. Bigby had a bone to pick in issue #19, which went on sale in 2004.

From Quiz "Fables": Storybook Love

Answer: Bigby Wolf

Tommy Sharp is a journalist who has learned of the Fables' long life spans and of Fabletown's existence. He confronts Bigby with this information, drawing the false conclusion that they're all vampires. Although Bigby erects and carries out an elaborate scheme, Bluebeard later shoots the man in the head. These events happened in "Fables" #12-13, which went on sale in 2003.

From Quiz "Fables": Animal Farm

Answer: Spent bullet casings

Very strong spells are used to keep the Farm out of notice of regular humans, and since nobody reported a gunshot, Snow finds the evidence suspicious. Rose Red, however, could care less. Snow thought something was amiss in the sixth issue of "Fables", which went on sale in 2002.

From Quiz Old Tales in a New World

Answer: Old King Cole

"Old King Cole was a merry old soul, And a merry old soul was he! He called for his pipe, and he called for his bowl And he called for his fiddlers three." Mayor Cole is helped by his second-in-command, Snow White. He is eventually replaced as mayor by Prince Charming, and becomes an ambassador to some Arabic-speaking Fables. He first appears in "Fables" #3, which went on sale in 2002.

From Quiz "Fables": Arabian Days (And Nights)

Answer: They kiss

During a late night full of work, Prince Charming uses his wiles to attempt to seduce Beauty, but she'll have none of it. Even after hundreds of years of marriage, she still loves and remains faithful to her husband, and warns Prince Charming that if he tries anything like that again, he'll face an angry Beast. Prince Charming sought to commit an indiscretion in "Fables" #43, which went on sale in 2006.

From Quiz "Fables": Homelands

Answer: Beast and Jill

Tired of the way Jack has been treating her, Jill rats him out to the sheriff of Fabletown, Beast, who promptly arrives to tell Jack that it's all over. Enraged, Jack dares him to fight, saying "Try to throw down with me and I'll mop the floor with you!" Of course, this makes Beast transform from his human form to his scarier Beast form. The two met up again in "Fables" #35, which went on sale in 2005.

From Quiz "Fables", March of the Wooden Soldiers

Answer: Red Riding Hood

While most of Fabletown is accepting of the first Fable to arrive on the shores of America for many years, Bigby Wolf is suspicious. His fears are confirmed when Red is found to really be the powerful sorceress Baba Yaga. Red showed up at Fabletown's gate in "Fables" #20, which went on sale in 2004.

From Quiz "Fables": Animal Farm

Answer: Weyland Smith

Weyland is first seen in the eighth issue of "Fables", which came out in 2003. He was imprisoned by the rioting animals and forced to make weapons for them. Snow comes upon Weyland when she is escaping from the Farm with the help of Reynard the fox.

From Quiz Old Tales in a New World

Answer: Bluebeard

A violent nobleman who nonetheless supported Fabletown financially, Bluebeard had a tendency to murder his wives on their wedding night. He and Rose Red were secretly engaged, but it was all a ploy by Rose Red and Jack Horner to gain a lot of money with little effort and little time. Bluebeard first appeared in "Fables" #2, which debuted in 2002.

From Quiz "Fables: Sons of Empire"

Answer: Hansel

A former member of Fabletown, Hansel has spent many centuries persecuting and killing suspected witches, and was picked to be the Empire's ambassador to Fabletown to frustrate the Fables. Hansel often dresses all in black and constantly wears a hat, and he appeared in his new post in "Fables" #54, which went on sale in 2006.

From Quiz "Fables": Wolves

Answer: Alaska

Bigby is living in a log cabin in the middle of the woods, having doubled back to evade pursuers. Mowgli drags Bigby back to Fabletown in "Fables" #50, which went on sale in 2006.

From Quiz "Fables": Arabian Days (And Nights)

Answer: Muffins

"You shouldn't have to be married to a shrew." says Beauty as Beast gratefully chows down on muffins. Prince Charming had alerted Beauty to the fact that everyone thinks she nags her husband incessantly. Beauty and Beast share a romantic moment with muffins in "Fables" #43, which debuted in 2006.

From Quiz "Fables": The Mean Seasons

Answer: Frankenstein's monster

During the waning days of World War II, the Nazis were working on recreating Frankenstein's monster, but were only able to churn out one specimen. They also captured Bigby Wolf and intended to use his blood to create wolfmen, but all did not go according to plan. Bigby fought the other monster in issue #29 of "Fables", which went on sale in 2004.

From Quiz "Fables": Homelands

Answer: Chicken

"Thought I was gonna die!" says the goblin as he and his army buddy Throk travel through the woods. Ogren sees a human woman behind his wife's back, which is where he experienced chicken in the first place. Ogren complains in "Fables" #36, which went on sale in 2005.

From Quiz "Fables", March of the Wooden Soldiers

Answer: Free glamours

A glamour is a minor spell that allows an unhuman being such as a troll or a dwarf to appear human. Prince Charming's butler Hobbes uses a glamour to appear human, but they're not free. In fact, Prince Charming finds that he can't keep his promise because of their high price. Prince Charming starts making promises in issue #20, which debuted in 2004.

From Quiz "Fables": Storybook Love

Answer: Bluebeard told them to go together

Old King Cole, mayor of Fabletown, is shocked at this news, as Snow is a workaholic and never takes vacation days. He is even more shocked to hear that Bigby is going along, but it turns out that the pair were just following Bluebeard's orders. Snow made the startling proclamation in the fourteenth issue of "Fables", which went on sale in 2003.

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