Grimm Fairy Tales #1 (2005) First Print
Grimm Fairy Tales #1 is the premiere issue of the Grimm Fairy Tales series from Zenescope, released June 1, 2005. Written by Ralph Tedesco with artwork by Al Rio. This page represents the regular first-print edition. Separate pages are available for the 8 incentive, retailer-exclusive and later-printing variant covers.
Exploring the connection between sex and violence, the adaption of Little Red Riding hood confronts that line. The werewolf displays the lust and animal nature of sexuality while Red symbolises the innocence and purity of love. The hunter is the balance between them both, taking you back close to the original story of the brothers Grimm rather than the doused down version we know today, the true moral behind the story is displayed.A young girl with doubts about losing her virginity to her pushy boyfriend reads a story about Little Red Riding Hood in a book she finds beside her bed. The story of the fairy tale character parallels her own, and the ending of the updated story teaches her a lesson, which feels all too real.
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- Premiere issue of the series by Zenescope with adult versions of classic fairy tales
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