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Review of "Grimm Fairy Tales: Inferno" from Zenescope
By: Terry Bunch
Date: May 20, 2010

Publisher: Zenescope Entertainment
Writer: Ralph Tedesco
Art: Gabriel Rearte
Genre: Adventure
Audience: T +13
Issue Reviewed: #1
Review Rating: 8/10

This new mini series features Grace (who is suffering from amnesia) dealing with her overly amorous boss, her therapist that issues prescriptions like candy and her boyfriend who beats her up. All of these issues pale in comparison to the visions though. Ordinary people looking not so ordinary ... they look like demons.

In this issue, we see Grace bouncing from one problem to the next until she is rescued by a mysterious strange woman who seems to know all about what is going on.

The storyline sounds very intriguing and it seems like it will be pretty fast paced. The artwork is typical of the Grimm Fairy Tales line and shows the women in seductive poses, even when not necessary. Of course, this is one the reasons to love this comic and others from Zenescope.

For those of you that already the Grimm Fairy Tales line, you will have recognized the name Grace. She is the twin sister of Mercy. You will also recognize the woman that rescues Grace and if you're not sure, you will be at the end of the issue.

We are looking forward to this series and we are excited about where it will take us as the adventure unfolds. And besides, any comic with luscious babes, dressed to kill, is ok with us.

To summarize, this adventure comic has women, it has demons, and it has an interesting storyline. Sounds to us like a winner.