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Although only about fourteen pages long, The Dream Eater Saga Prelude gives readers what we can assume is much-needed information on the origins of the vengeful and sexy character Baba Yaga. Like Zenescope Entertainment’s newest ongoing Grimm Fairy Tales spin-off, Myths & Legends, The Dream Eater Saga is destined to be a bloody, violent fantasy miniseries (if we’re to judge by the Prelude issue, that is). Like each of Zenescope’s other comic books, The Dream Eater Saga Prelude features vibrant illustrations — in this case pencilled by artist David Miller (BloodRayne: Revenge of the Butcheress, Outlaw Territory, Writer’s Block) — that bring writer Raven Gregory’s story to life beautifully. (via Comic Review: Grimm Fairy Tales Presents: The Dream Eater Saga Prelude | Fandomania)
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Although only about fourteen pages long, The Dream Eater Saga Prelude gives readers what we can assume is much-needed information on the origins of the vengeful and sexy character Baba Yaga. Like Zenescope Entertainment’s newest ongoing Grimm Fairy Tales spin-off, Myths & Legends, The Dream Eater Saga is destined to be a bloody, violent fantasy miniseries (if we’re to judge by the Prelude issue, that is). Like each of Zenescope’s other comic books, The Dream Eater Saga Prelude features vibrant illustrations — in this case pencilled by artist David Miller (BloodRayne: Revenge of the Butcheress, Outlaw Territory, Writer’s Block) — that bring writer Raven Gregory’s story to life beautifully. (via Comic Review: Grimm Fairy Tales Presents: The Dream Eater Saga Prelude | Fandomania)

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