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• 15 • A Short Note Before We Begin (Peter & Max) • essay by Bill Willingham
• 17 • Peter & Max • [Fables (Bill Willingham)] • novel by Bill Willingham
• 17 •  Peter & Max: Chapter One: Fables • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 26 •  She drove slowly, northeast out of the village's main square... • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 31 •  Peter Piper appeared in the doorway, pushing his wife Bo in front of him in her wheelchair • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 37 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Two: Going to the Fair • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 53 •  Little Bo Peep was standing in the greenest field of grass Peter had ever seen. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 59 •  Now we can never know if Jorg defeated the giant solely by his own strength... • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 65 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Three: Wolf Valley • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 68 •  Then, with a soft rustle of leaves, a huge shape detached itself from the concealment of rock and root, and padded forward through intervening trees, resolving into the form of a wolf as it did so. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 85 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Four: What Max Saw • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 102 •  He flailed at Peter wildly, hitting, scratching and clawing at him, screaming "Give it back" ... • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 109 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Five: Fabletown • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 112 •  She looked small and frail, but Peter knew she wasn't ... • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 121 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Six: The Black Forest • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 135 •  So he turned, with the blade still in his hand, and walked back towards the firelight, which was partially obscured by the trees of the great and terrible Black Forest — his home. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 137 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Seven: Peter and the Wolf • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 142 •  They began sliding downwards, going faster and faster. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 152 •  Bo turned all of a sudden and ran. The giant wolf immediately sprang after her... • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 159 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Eight: In Flight • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 161 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Nine: A Little Touch of Max in the Night • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 169 •  Both girls crawled out from under the fallen tree and clutched at him... • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 173 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Ten: Hamelin • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 184 •  Almost without pausing, he grabbed a crust from out of the big half-barrel... • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 199 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Eleven: In Transit • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 203 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Twelve: The Trial • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 211 •  Peter raised the flute to his lips and began to play. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 213 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Thirteen: Fire Time • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 219 •  It was a coat like no other, and Max loved it. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 230 •  "Blood of the gods!" the second knight said. "I can't abide animals that pretend to man's speech." • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 241 •  "I can play that," he said. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 243 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Fourteen: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 249 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Fifteen: The Pied Piper • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 263 •  The sound of music drifted like a fine mist through Hamelin's countless alleyways and thoroughfares. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 270 •  They were never seen again, unto the end of days. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 275 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Sixteen: Cloak and Dagger • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 292 •  "We need you to marry us," Peter said, with a broad grin splitting his face. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 299 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Seventeen: A Festival of Vermin and Lost Children • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 307 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Eighteen: Frost and Fire • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 316 •  Any traveler would have to pass by the tower, through the barred gate, or turn back. There was no other option. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 326 •  Almost as soon as Max had begun playing, a burning sensation began in Peter's feet and started working its slow but steady way up his legs. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 333 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Nineteen: Coming to America • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 344 •  "He's lying," a voice said from behind him, once Max had concluded his story. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 355 •  Peter & Max: Chapter Twenty: Celebration • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 358 •  "Isn't this lovely?" Max said. • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 365 •  Peter & Max: Epilogue • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 368 •  Peter played with the band... • interior artwork by Steve Leialoha
• 373 • The Price of a Happy Ending (a sequential bonus story) • short fiction by Shelly Bond and Todd Klein and Steve Leialoha and Angela Rufino and Bill Willingham