Grimm Fairy Tales #3
In "Hansel & Gretel," Gina and Hank flee their home after a heated argument with their parents, only to be picked up by a mysterious Dr. Mathers. As they ride in his car, Gina opens a fairy tale book and begins reading—only to find herself and Hank stepping into the story as the legendary siblings, drawn into a world where the tale's dangers feel all too real. Written by Joe Tyler and Ralph Tedesco, with art by Alexandre Benhossi and inks by Blake Wilke, this issue blends the familiar with the uncanny, all wrapped in Eric Rodriguez’s vivid colors and ArtMonkeys’ sharp lettering. The cover, by Al Rio, captures the eerie charm of the moment.
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Reprinted in Grimm Fairy Tales #1 (2006), Grimm Fairy Tales: Volume 1 & 2 Hardcover #[nn] (2008), Grimm Fairy Tales Myths & Legends #4 (2012), Grimm Fairy Tales #1 [Tenth Printing] (2013)
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