Woodsman in the comics?(Spoilers?)

edited May 2014 in The Wolf Among Us
I hear woodsman appears or is at least mentioned as working for bigby along with two other people can someone confirm this for me?

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  • He is only mentioned in a flashback when he defeats Bigby and helps Little Red Riding Hood, but he looks different than in the game.
  • He is shown in the Homelands flashback that nusi2 mentioned, and he is also brought up one other time. Jack says something about him to Bigby in reference to axes and Bigby responds with something along the lines of "Let me ask you something, Jack, when was the last time you saw the Woodsman?"

    (That may not be an exact quote, but I'm too lazy to flip through the comics to find it. :p )
  • Hmm maybe he died at some point

    He is shown in the Homelands flashback that nusi2 mentioned, and he is also brought up one other time. Jack says something about him to Bigb

  • Yes, i searched on the Wikipedia. Bigby mentions him to Jack during The Great Fables Crossover. He also says that the Woodsman`s whereabouts are unknown. He may be dead.
  • I'm pretty sure the line was in response to some implication that Bigby had grown soft, implying that Bigby himself had killed the Woodsman out of revenge for the whole Red Riding Hood fiasco, to drive home that just because he's working for the good of Fabletown doesn't mean he's suddenly the type to forgive and forget. I'd completely forgotten about that, and it takes on a whole new context in the game. Nice catch.
  • Well, the game is supposed to be a prequel to the comics. The way things look i don`t think Bigby will kill Woody. It won`t be good if he did murdered him in the comics.
    Off_Ground posted: »

    I'm pretty sure the line was in response to some implication that Bigby had grown soft, implying that Bigby himself had killed the Woodsman

  • edited May 2014
    It would if he turns out to be more deeply involved with the murders than we thought, and is either killed in self-defense or executed for his crimes.
    nusi2 posted: »

    Well, the game is supposed to be a prequel to the comics. The way things look i don`t think Bigby will kill Woody. It won`t be good if he did murdered him in the comics.

  • Judging by the preview for episode 4 he knows more than he lets on
    Off_Ground posted: »

    It would if he turns out to be more deeply involved with the murders than we thought, and is either killed in self-defense or executed for his crimes.

  • I just read that woody is apparently apart of a group called the "tourist" that apparently keep tabs on certain fables or something not sure if true though
  • You`re right. It seems that his job is to check with the Fables who don`t live in Fabletown. So he might be alive after all. About episode 4, i think Bigby will question him about his axe which is now in possesion of Bloody Mary.
  • Where did you read about him being a tourist?

    And as to the axe, the Woodsman apparently owed the Crooked Man money. Bloody Mary probably took the axe as collateral. Being enchanted, it should be pretty valuable.
  • I wrote "fables comic tourists" on google and i found a list of 3 "tourists". The Woodsman was among them. I don`t recall anything about Woody owing money to the Crooked Man, but you may be right. He needs money to drink.
    Off_Ground posted: »

    Where did you read about him being a tourist? And as to the axe, the Woodsman apparently owed the Crooked Man money. Bloody Mary probably took the axe as collateral. Being enchanted, it should be pretty valuable.

  • edited May 2014
    I see, apparently Cunningham stated him to be the third tourist in an interview or independent article, it never comes up in the actual series and is sort of at odds with Bigby's own words. It's a little weird, too. Woody doesn't strike me as very suitable for the job.

    And you're right, I thought I remembered finding Woody's file with the others in the Tweedles' office, but there isn't one.
    nusi2 posted: »

    I wrote "fables comic tourists" on google and i found a list of 3 "tourists". The Woodsman was among them. I don`t recall anything about Woody owing money to the Crooked Man, but you may be right. He needs money to drink.

  • edited May 2014
    EDIT: If you read this comment I deleted, I looked further and realized the man was the HUNTSMAN, not the WOODSMAN. My mistake :LLLL Sorry.
  • His personality in the game was probably made by Telltale. About what Bigby said to Jack: maybe the "tourists" have their identity hidden, like the spies. Then it wouldn`t be weird for Bigby to protect their role and mission.
    Off_Ground posted: »

    I see, apparently Cunningham stated him to be the third tourist in an interview or independent article, it never comes up in the actual seri

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