Grimm Fairy Tales presents Coven #5 is a smartly executed joyride. Sure some elements fall into place a bit quickly but there's no denying the fact that the team sent things off in the right direction. Personally I hope to see themtogether again sooner rather than later. Read Full Review

Grimm Fairy Tales Presents: Coven was an interesting premise of two young students' adventures into their perspective, although distorted, outlook of their own worlds. But somewhere along the way, the trail was lost and it became sidetracked into a non-stop action festival. While normally this would not be a bad thing, the emotions the story evoked in Avril and Dartanian were lost which is a shame since I think it would have made a more provocative story if the relationships were explored rather than the wholesale slaughter. Read Full Review

Coven seems to be a title that didn't really end the story, but rather a mini-series that transitioned the characters into a bigger story, although their immediate goals had ended there, there is a larger thing they will be part of in the future, which in a way works for the Grimm Fairy Tales world but doesn't really give a sense of closure for this particular story. Zenescope comics has done certain changes to bring depth to their characters since the last time I read a book from them, but fall back into the niche they've cornered themselves into by not straying away from the cheesecake art which continues to become more and more outdated in the world of comics. A pointlessly semi naked woman with a badass attitude is still pointlessly semi naked. Read Full Review