This is picking up where my last series of posts left off but this time I want to talk about another comic series called Grimm Fairy Tales because that one's really important to…

This is picking up where my last series of posts left off but this time I want to talk about another comic series called Grimm Fairy Tales because that one's really important to me and I've been reading through it. It's a monster to read through but nowhere near as big as the X-Men scenario. Grim Fairy Tales is a whole different beast but as I was saying before, you've got four different worlds. Each world has its own deep rich history and then you have a bunch of little side stuff going on, like The Jungle Book, Mowgli, and that whole island of combat beasts and everything. They all are self-contained but in ways they're all connected as well. For example Wonderland has a massive history. They have a whole massive set of comics and then a second set of comics and I think it's a 50-part miniseries. It's tons and tons of history in each one of the realms and then they all overlap and there are miniseries. It took me forever to get a read order together. At some point I may put that read order together in a way that I can share it with everyone because it'll be really useful if someone's trying to read the entire series. It took me a while to get the read order locked down and it took a lot of time reading them personally to go through and organize which ones were in what order. Even some of them I accidentally still read out of order. It's almost as convoluted as Wildstorm but not quite.