Grimm Fairy Tales #1
"Red Riding Hood" in Grimm Fairy Tales #1 (2006) reimagines the classic tale through a modern lens, following a high school girl whose confrontation with her boyfriend’s pressure leads her to discover a forgotten book of fairy tales. Written by Joe Tyler and Ralph Tedesco, with art by Joe Dodd and inks by Justin Holman, the story blends haunting visuals and psychological depth as the girl’s encounter with the tale sparks a powerful, dream-driven transformation. The cover by Drew Posada captures the eerie, timeless tone of the issue.
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A young high school girl fights off the advances of her boyfriend who leaves in anger because she isn't ready for sex. The girl finds a book of fairy tales in her room and reads the story of Red Riding Hood for the first time in years. She has an empowering nightmare about the story that gives her the strength to drop her dud of a boyfriend for good.
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