Grimm Fairy Tales

Far too short. By the time the story starts, the comic ends. Which is not enjoyable for the reader. What little there was, on the other hand, was fantastic. Mostly. The attempted use of the wind in one scene and the entire scene in the Forrest when the narrative takes over were not great. The use of narrative was poorly timed and made for filler to hurry the story towards it's premature, though inevitable, end. I will try another of the Grimm Fairy Tales series before being too harsh though.

I like that the author added a little twist to the original story, but it is so naive and trivial... The comic book is more suitable for teenage girls than children or adults who seek timeless entertainment. I like the visual style, however I feel like the artist could use a few tips on how to draw realistic and attractive women faces.

It might be a reworked fairy tale, but it addresses an issue that faces a lot of young people. The temptation to have sex outside of marriage, this book in a way shows why it is wrong, even though there is no mention of God, it is God's will that we at whatever age we are at to stay away from sex outside of marriage for our own good and safety, but God encourages sex after marriage 'see Gen 2:24'