Grimm Fairy Tales #20

inferiorego's Grimm Fairy Tales #20 - The Boy Who Cried Wolf review

Why do people read this?

My first question was going to be, "Why is this published?"

But the answer is, "Because people read it."

This is an overall review, not a review of an issue. Once a month, when this pile of garbage rolls into our store, I skim through it. I've actually read a few, and this book has no substance. Poor writing, poor art, poor story.

I can sum up this book like this: Boobs & Blood.

This takes some of the characters from Grimm's Fairy Tales and makes them into whores.

As a huge fan of Grimm's Fairy Tales (not the comic) and Canterbury Tales, this is pretty much blasphemy to me.

Why can't anyone draw a woman realistically? I mean, I love T&A as much as any man, but not in cartoon form. And I feel desensitized to it now.

Someone please tell me why they read this... give me a good reason.

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Grimm Fairy Tales #20 - The Boy Who Cried Wolf by razzatazz on April 17, 2012
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