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    Damsels #4

    Damsels » Damsels #4 released by Dynamite Entertainment on January 1, 2013.

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    From the tales of Cinderalla, Sleeping Beauty, The Little Mermaid and Snow White comes Damsels!

    As the twin armies of Perrault and Caumont thunder across the plains, Rapa and Heinrich search for clues to the true identity of Queen Talia in Perrault castle but soon find themselves fighting for their lives. Meanwhile in Villeneuve Queen Belle tries to reason with her husband, the king, as her subjects take matters into their own hands.

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    Damsels #4 by razzatazz on January 12, 2013

    The ongoing story continues here as Rapa tries to put together more answers and gets only more questions.  Indeed the entire series is still somewhat confusing as the stories do not necessarily ever really converge.  That is not to say that this issue is bad in anyway, in fact it is pretty good.  This issue takes a stronger look at other underlying themes in this series - xenophobia, friendship, and morality, and it deserves full praise for doing so.  In terms of this particular issue though, th...

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