Grimm Tales Of Terror Vol 2 #12
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| Writer | Ralph Tedesco, Joe Brusha |
| Artist | Erica J Heflin, M.L. Sanapo |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
Welcome to the Fairy Princess app! Cute and totally harmless, right? That's what everyone seems to think. But when one clever investigative reporter begins look into a missing persons case, he suspects a connection between vanishing girls and a sinister presence behind the sweet electronic face. And since this is Tales of Terror, it's not smart to bet on sweetness.
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The Fandom Post - Richard Gutierrez
Sep 07, 2016Brownfield, Menna, and Bevard have turned what could have been a simple story into one truly worthy of the title Grimm Tales of Terror. We all live in a world of technology and trust it to protect us in times of need, but to have it perverted in such a way is what makes such a violation sincerely chilling. These predators will always find a way to catch children unawares, and perhaps this tale can become a cautionary warning, however, the lingering terror still lies just a computer screen away, and that is what makes this issue all the more monstrous. Read Full Review
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Comic Bastards - Chris Tresson
Sep 07, 2016The issue was a little better than the last one, but I'm still not really feeling it. I think it has the potential to be a great book and a great platform to show what modern horror comics can be. It just needs a bit of a kick up the arse. Read Full Review
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