Grimm Fairy Tales

Alice In Wonderland contains issues 1-6 from Zenescope's Grimm Fairy Tales adaptation of the classic story. It starts off with the version of Alice most people know, the little girl. However, instead of falling asleep or anything else, she’s being Read More

I’m not usually one to chastise comic book illustrators for the way they sexualize and objectify women. That said, I couldn’t in good conscience write a review of Grimm Fairy Tales: Myths & Legends #16 without mentioning two illustrations that I found Read More

Myths & Legends #15 is the conclusion to the series’s four-part “Beauty and the Beast” story arc that began in issue #12 when readers were introduced to Jeff and Jenna. As always, I recommend Zenescope’s Myths & Legends series to anyone that enjoys the Read More

This holiday season Grimm Fairy Tales puts a new spin on the Charles Dickens classic A Christmas Carol when the ever-creative Sela Mathers attempts to teach a future princess of Myst a valuable lesson about caring, sharing, and the consequences of Read More

Zenescope continues to expand its Grimm Fairy Tales series with The Library. The first two installments show some promise, with richy-rich student Sela Mathers and her younger brother Thomas, her cutthroat rich businessman father, and sexy librarian Ms. Read More

Where previous issues of Myths & Legends only hinted at the powers that Britney possesses, Myths & Legends #5 gives readers their first glimpse of the heroine’s strange abilities, including her inexplicable connection to the wolves of the forest. Read More

After months of waiting, the biggest crossover event in the history of Zenescope Entertainment’s publications finally kicked off on May 25th with the release of Grimm Fairy Tales: The Dream Eater Saga #1. The issue, titled “One Upon A Time”, is the Read More

I recommend keeping an eye on this series. There is a great deal of potential with this storyline and group of characters, and I think that this is going to follow in Grimm Fairy Tales’s footsteps in terms of becoming better and better with each Read More

I’ve been reading the Grimm Fairy Tales series since the release of issue #40 during the summer of 2009, and in my opinion this series has only continued to improve over the past several years. Read More

Although only about fourteen pages long, The Dream Eater Saga Prelude gives readers what we can assume is much-needed information on the origins of the vengeful and sexy character Baba Yaga. Read More

Like all Zenescope Entertainment’s comic books, Grimm Fairy Tales: Myths & Legends #3 features vibrant colors, excellent artwork, and some very scantily clad and busty leading ladies. Issue #3 undoubtedly confirms that this series is only going to get Read More

Grimm Fairy Tales #57 is a solid issue that provides both character and story development, setting the stage for what is likely to be a battle of epic proportions between the forces of good and evil for the fate of the fairy tale realm. Read More