Ralph Tedesco

Raven Gregory

Joe Tyler

Presents a collection of graphic novel adaptations of Grimm's fairy tales, retold with terrifying twists for adults.

Grimm Fairy Tales

At head of title: Zenescope Entertainment presents.

Dimitris Papastergiou

Well.. it was fun to read. Re-tellings of known fairy tales with a twist. 

I liked the stories, it was a nice read nothing too good and nothing too bad, although I gotta say the artwork sometimes was... not good.

Assymetry was having a party inside. Couple of stories were ok, but some were making me cringe and wonder if the artists weren't seeing like, the obvious.

But overall made me wanna read the second volume too, so that's good I guess.

Ah.. I still don't like the artwork, but the stories are fun to read. Off to the next one!

Well... Still.. The same. I really hope I didn't purchased 10volumes for mediocrity at best. There's some nice takes on fairy tales in this one and some not so nice. Artwork has an overall improvement from the last volume, but still we get some tiny-head-on-huge-body analogies and it pisses me off.

Other than that, it's ok. I guess,,, to pass the time reading about fairy tales with a twist. That's all.

Grimm Fairy Tales

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