While trying to save his beloved pet from the clutches of death, a desperate man finds himself in an occult bookstore looking for a miracle. But what he discovers…and unleashes… is anything but.
While The Body Thief may attempt to present an unique exploration into the plights of disappointment and misery, it is a peculiar choice for this issue of Grimm Tales of Terror to discard human morals in order to scrutinize the misfortune of something otherworldly, making an once enticed audience curious if this is still a study in humanity, regardless if the monstrous entity may sufferer under the emotions from his former host, all while fueled by selfish greed and morbid curiosity. Yet as we delve into this forbidden knowledge, one has to wonder if Keres' forward guidance will be welcomed in the future, in spite of her bold visual alterations and somber tonal atmosphere, causing this bewildered audience consider how many tiresome movie clichs can be fit into one story, while it gradually leads readers toward a predictable result. Even as experienced fans question when the consequences of an apocalyptic disaster will strike the Grimm Universe, it is the dedication of this resolute god Read Full Review
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