Zenescope Entertainment has announced it has a brand new series spinning out of the Grimm Fairy Tale series. Grimm Fairy Tales Myths and Legends will feature Red Riding Hood in the first story arc, and will be written by Raven Gregory, with interior art by David Miller.
And if you think Grimm Fairy Tales has interesting covers now, wait until you see what J. Scott Campbell, Eric Basaldua, and Mike DeBalfo are offering up for the first issue.
“I can’t tell you how excited I am to be apart of this. Not only do we get to go back and revisit some of the series most popular characters like Red Riding Hood but we get to explain the reasons behind why these characters were chosen by Sela in the first place,” says writer Raven Gregory.
Grimm Fairy Tales: Myths and Legends arrives in January 2011.
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You know, I never really wanted to be a werewolf until now…
J. Scott Campbell’s art looks great, as always. All three covers are very nice.
I’d tell her a bedtime story, for sure.
I know a lot of the bread and butter of comic books is unrealistically proportioned, scantically-clad women, but this cover takes it to a new level. Add to that, this isn’t even an original concept. I don’t really care for this idea
The wolf in that first cover is the awesomest.
The last one is cool… instead of trying to bash you over the head with the cheesecake. (Not that there’s anything remotely wrong with cheesecake.)
I wonder if the woodsman that saves her in the original tale will be scantily clad, too… With a big axe…
I do like the last picture, there’s something about her face that I can’t quite place, like she looks like an actress or something. Kristen Bell or someone like that right around the nose and mouth. Anyone else getting something like that?