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    Grimm Fairy Tales #79

    Grimm Fairy Tales » Grimm Fairy Tales #79 - The Lockdown, Part 4 released by Zenescope Entertainment on November 2012.

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    The Lockdown, Part 4 last edited by pikahyper on 03/13/19 05:41AM View full history

    Sela is released from solitary to realize that the weird happenings at the Eschue Penitentiary have gotten weirder. Though she doesn't want to accept it, the likelihood of a highborn in the women's prison seems much more probable. But who is it?

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    Grimm Fairy Tales #79 - The Lockdown, Part 4 by razzatazz on December 28, 2012

    I find generally speaking that setting any story within a women’ s prison is generally pretty bad.  And so while I don’t think that this is a particularly well put together story at times, it may in fact be one of the best ever stories in such a setting.  It is helped by the nature of the series – within reason it would seem unlikely that there are two superpowered beings in the same prison at the same time that some other weirdness is occurring – but that this is through this series, it all sor...

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