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Grimm Fairy Tales #50
Grimm Fairy Tales turns 50! The smash hit independent comic reaches the incredible milestone this month. In this special double sized issue Sela and the forces of good prepare for battle with the Darkhorde while Belinda and Baba Yaga carry out their own sinister plans. The outcome of both events spins the Grimm Fairy Tales universe in a new and unexpected direction that will leave you on the edge of your seat. You can’t afford to miss this landmark issue in one of the most popular independent comics to ever hit stands. Notes: Numerous characters appear only on one of the alternate covers.
Characters: Alice Liddle, Anna Williams, Belinda, Britney Waters, Calie Liddle, Cindy Monroe, Freidrich Mathers, Mercy Dante, Nathan Cross, Sela Mathers, Thomas Mathers
Creative roster
Al Rio (Cover)
Andrew Elder (Colorist)
Angel Medina (Cover)
Anthony Spay (Penciller)
Bernie Lee (Letterer)
Billy Tucci (Cover)
David Miller (Penciller)
David Seidman (Production)
Eric Basaldua (Cover)
Fernando Melek (Penciller)
Gabriel Rearte (Cover)
Ian Snyder (Penciller)
Jason Embury (Colorist, Cover)
Jeff Balke (Colorist)
Joe Brusha (Writer)
John Hunt (Colorist)
Jose Augusto Cano (Cover)
Linda Ly (Editor)
Nei Ruffino (Cover)
Ralph Tedesco (Editor, Writer)
Raven Gregory (Editor)
Roberto Viacava (Penciller)
Steve Firchow (Cover)
Tommy Patterson (Penciller)
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