Grimm Fairy Tales #1 [Tenth Printing]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection launches Zenescope's 2013 reboot of their flagship series, gathering the first story arc of the new ongoing Grimm Fairy Tales. It reimagines classic fairy tales with a dark, modern twist, introducing a fresh narrative direction while retaining the franchise's signature horror-fantasy tone. The volume collects the opening issues of the series, setting up the overarching mythology and characters that would define this era of the line.
In "Red Riding Hood," a 2013 Zenescope Entertainment release, a high school girl confronts the pressure of a relationship that’s moving too fast, only to retreat into a forgotten book of fairy tales. As she reads the story of Red Riding Hood for the first time in years, the line between myth and her own life begins to blur. Written by Ralph Tedesco and Joe Tyler, with art by Joe Dodd and inks by Justin Holman, the issue features a haunting cover by Anthony Spay and John Lowe.
In a quiet moment of doubt, Jo finds herself drawn into a classroom lecture on fairy tales after overhearing classmates whispering behind her back—only to hear the original, unfiltered story of Cinderella unfold, echoing in ways she never expected.
In this haunting tale from *Grimm Fairy Tales #1*, siblings Gina and Hank flee their home after a heated argument with their parents, only to be picked up by a mysterious stranger named Dr. Mathers. As they journey through the woods, he shares the chilling story of Hansel and Gretel, weaving a dark fable that lingers long after the last page.
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↩ Reprints Grimm Fairy Tales #2 (2005), Grimm Fairy Tales #3 (2005), Grimm Fairy Tales #4 (2006), Grimm Fairy Tales #5 (2006), Grimm Fairy Tales #6 (2006), Grimm Fairy Tales #1 (2006), Grimm Fairy Tales #1 (2006), Grimm Fairy Tales #1 (2nd Print) (2007)
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