While experienced readers have gradually acclimated to the introduction of Lovecraftian lore into the Grimm Universe, all thanks to the inventive method from story creators Joe Brusha, Ralph Tedesco, Dave Franchini, and David Wohl of utilizing the original source material as a basis, and allowing writer Franchini to craft the current story arc around that foundation, it within this issue where there is an odd divergence from what we know into a new frontier for the unknown, allowing an unsettling adjustment to mold around Tamora and how she more involved than she claims to be, all as Skye, Sam and the audience feel their frustration compound as more mysteries become unraveled with each passing page. Read Full Review