Grimm Tales Of Terror Vol 2 #5

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  The Fandom Post - Richard Gutierrez

  Mar 02, 2016

  This issue of Grimm Tales of Terror wonderfully shows us that not all horror must be bloody and gory to give us a fright; it is the psychological thriller which works upon our emotions and leaves a much deeper and longer lasting impression. However, it does not have to be preachy to teach us a lesson, all it has to do is to be able to strike a chord by which we all have a common familiarity in the final outcome of the story. Shand and Rosete have done it in this issue and it deserves several re-reads to delve into the nuances of what was uncovered on that last page. Read Full Review

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  Comic Crusaders - Johnny Hughes

  Mar 03, 2016

  This volume of Tales of Terror startedwell,but has kind of fallen at the scary hurdle recently. Whilst I am sure that there are outside impacts, the glut of horror titles that seem popular at the cinema for example,shouldn't detract from a Terror book. Sure, it can be hard to gauge what is acceptable for a varied readership, but when the most horrifying thing in the book is that the gang are watching a VHS tape and not a Blu-ray or even a DVD you know that you may have missed the mark. Zenescope will have to hope that if I say "Don't buy this book", that human nature prevails. Read Full Review