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    Grimm Universe » Grimm Universe #1 - The Eye of the Storm released by Zenescope Entertainment on October 1, 2012.

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    This new bi-monthly series features characters from the Grimm Universe in never before told stories. Issue #1 ties directly into the 2012 annual and the Grimm Angel One-Shot. As the Flesh Reavers descend on the people of earth an unlikely alliance forms between a trio of Highborns who have only recently discovered their powers. In order to save the humans they defend...and themselves...they'll have to master their powers in the heat of a life or death battle without any margin for error.

    Note: Goblin Queen and Limbo Queen only appear on an alternate cover.

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    Grimm Universe #1 - The Eye of the Storm by razzatazz on December 28, 2012

    I find generally speaking that when writers delve too much into ancient mythology that they end up missing a lot of the reason for that mythology.  That is to say that a lot of mythology serves as either parables or moral stories for those that here them.  Thus in this case as the writer is telling a modern version of the story of Pandora’s Box, that most of the original story is lost.   As usual one of the main problems with the ancients is that there is not much to connect to.  As the reader w...

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