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We start off this issue with Piper and Phoebe preparing to attend a funeral and Paige meeting her new charge. The story is becoming more set up now. We have a path and a fight brewing, along with some secondary players that are becoming important. Read More

Zenescope Entertainment just announced the release of a new four-issue miniseries set to debut this fall. Monster Hunters' Survival Guide will offer a "comprehensive guide on how to effectively hunt and survive confrontations" with all manner of Read More

The Grimm Fairy Tales: Swimsuit Edition #1 is pretty much what you would expect of a swimsuit issue of a Zenescope comic book: hot babes in tiny bikinis (or no clothes at all). Is that a bad thing? Not necessarily. Read More

Grimm Fairy Tales #49 may not be the best read for someone unfamiliar with the existing players and plots, but for those already invested in the Grimm universe, the surprise twists in issue #49 will leave you with a burning desire to know what happens Read More

In Neverland #4, Pan learns that Wendy has returned to Neverland and is being held captive by the island's natives. The issue chronicles Pan's plan to send the Lost Boys to rescue Wendy and provides readers with some background on how Pan came to power Read More

The first issue of the comic book series picks up 18 months after the end of the live action series. The Halliwell sisters are trying to live in their world of happily ever after but, alas, that is never going to be their lives. The Charmed Ones attract Read More

Grimm Fairy Tales #48 is an excellent example of the type of storylines that can leave those readers not obsessed with the characters' giant jugs and tight behinds feeling ambivalent about the series as a whole. Read More

While entertaining and quirky, this issue isn't meant for the regular Charmed viewer. It rehashes what is deemed important to know, but a regular viewer might keep asking “but what about...?” It's a good entrance into the world of Charmed for those who Read More

This is a decent story from a publisher that understands exactly who its target audience is. I look forward to seeing what will happen to our hero next. This is the first Zenescope comic I've read that has a hero instead of a heroine, so it's not as Read More

Being a mother, I’ve seen more than my fair share of sugarcoated, happily-ever-after fairy tales that teach little girls that the world is a magical place and their Prince Charming is out there. This was not one of these fairy tales, and for that I am Read More

We start the second issue of Salem's Daughter with Anna Williams behind bars. This issue, in my opinion, could best be described as a setup issue. Not much forward momentum of the plot occurred, but it set up what could be some interesting interactions Read More

I find I have somewhat mixed feelings about this comic. I feel this way a lot when huge boobs are thrust in my face, I guess. I could care more about Calie if she looked a little less pin-up and a little more protective mother. Read More