Reunited with her long-lost mentor, Samuel, Gretel must act fast to unravel the mystery of her apocalyptic premonition before it comes to pass. Pursued by a horde of creatures summoned by a ghost from her past, can Gretel and Samuel fight their way through? And even if they can, will they be any closer to the truth?
Gretel surpasses any sense of a rational and propels the reader into another dimension of excellence through an engrossing story and artwork which makes us stare in awe and amazement, not knowing there were other possibilities which could surpass graphic brilliance. As each issue builds upon a previous peak of wonder, it makes us question what could top such thrills until we are surprised by our current situation of a momentous cliffhanger. It only makes us want for more and consider how can they surpass what has gone before … but then await in agonizing torture to know we are must face another month to see if they can stun us with things we have not seen or even imagine we needed to know satisfaction. Read Full Review
Backstory of the heroine is given as she's attacked on two fronts. The story and characters are engaging and the visuals, especially those killer flashbacks sequences, look great. Gretel is establishing herself one of Zenescope's best characters. I also like how this is fairly graphic series, more so than other books from this publisher. It makes the actions much more intense. I need more! Read Full Review
Overall, this is an entertaining and engrossing chapter in a narrative that is complex and exciting. The characters are solid and well written. If good storytelling is the barometer you use when deciding what comic book purchases you ultimately make, I suggest giving Gretel a try. 3.5/5 Read Full Review
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