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    Grimm Fairy Tales #57

    Grimm Fairy Tales » Grimm Fairy Tales #57 - Diamonds and Toads released by Zenescope Entertainment on March 2011.

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    Grimm Fairy Tales present the classic fairy tale Diamonds and Toads. Fresh from her battle with Goblin Queen Sela now has to deal with the wizard's pupil Gruel. Long before he became trained in the art of magic Gruel suffered an evil curse. A curse that would scar him for life and set him on a path of revenge against everything pure or beautiful in the world. His life's goal is destruction and Sela is next on the list.

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    Grimm Fairy Tales #57 - Diamonds and Toads by razzatazz on April 25, 2012

    Just to highlight how bad some of the dialogue in this series has become here is an example of what Sela says:  "As long as Erik looks like a mint-in-package action figure, I am going to that city."  As a point of reference here she is talking to a knight who comes from a place with neither mint packaging or action figures.  Thus in this sense, Sela is talking somewhat to her fan-base in the readers.  So with that I was not very pleased with the first half of this issue, but then the second half...

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