Rapunzel is desperate to find the man of her dreams but has something else in mind when the love-struck fools attempt to woo her. The boy who cried wolf learns that tricking an entire town can surely pay dividends, The Snow Queen has something up her sleeve for the ill-prepared Sela, and Rose Red proves her sisterly love to Snow White. Collecting Grimm Fairy Tales issues #19-24. Includes a cover gallery and bonus story, "The Lamp."
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Zenoscope's take on fairy tales
Nov 16 2009
By Daniel Lopez
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I don't know much about comic books and am no expert on the subject but these volumes from Zenoscope are enjoyable. Many of the stories are ones heard at school or perhaps from a parent, but each has a unique twist at the end. The stories are a bit gruesome but not to the point that it makes the book disgusting. The artwork is very well done and the colors used are great. I enjoyed fairy tales as a little boy and I enjoy these now with a new take on the stories as an adult.
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Belinda's rising...
Sep 12 2012
By Anibal Madeira
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This series of Grimm inspired adult versions of classic tales achieved maturity. And the villainess presented in previous installments must get her share of the spotlight. The story arcs presented in this compilation of nº.s 19 - 24 give the reader a close view on Belinda's past, origins, hates and source of power. The struggle between the two champions, Sela and Belinda will make casualties and escalates to deadly results.
You will find versions of "Rapunzel", "The boy who cried wolf", "The sorcerer's apprentice", "The snow queen", "Snow white and Rose red" and the short story "The lamp". The stories are all interesting although they have relatively few surprises (except "Snow white and Rose red"), and the interior art is quite variable. I like a lot Jordan Gunderson's art for example and Mark dos Santos is an expert ink artist, but there are other artists that, although quite good, aren't at the same level in my opinion.
A major strength of this series is, as always, the absolutely gorgeous cover gallery by Al Rio, Erik Basaldua and Joe Pekar.
You will find versions of "Rapunzel", "The boy who cried wolf", "The sorcerer's apprentice", "The snow queen", "Snow white and Rose red" and the short story "The lamp". The stories are all interesting although they have relatively few surprises (except "Snow white and Rose red"), and the interior art is quite variable. I like a lot Jordan Gunderson's art for example and Mark dos Santos is an expert ink artist, but there are other artists that, although quite good, aren't at the same level in my opinion.
A major strength of this series is, as always, the absolutely gorgeous cover gallery by Al Rio, Erik Basaldua and Joe Pekar.
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Nice art
Oct 12 2009
By D. P. Cobb
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I liked the art, but I found the storytelling a bit simplistic and too focused on conveying a moral. More focus on telling a good story would have helped. There may have been things I missed out on because I have not read any earlier issues. The background between the two main characters, for instance. I got this one because I am a big fan of Rapunzel and the Snow Queen. While I liked the art, I have read better adaptations of both tales. The frequent depiction of women in scanty clothing makes me think that this is probably not for young children, but an older demographic.
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