The End of the Line... / Mary Mary Quite Contrary / Humpty Dumpty / Hush Little Baby last edited by Darkside_of_the_Sun on 05/25/18 05:55PM View full history

    Join Sela and Belinda as they take a little cruise - on the Titanic! With Death as their shipmate, things get interesting long before the ill-fated vessel meets its icy doom. Come take a trip down memory lane with these two favorite fairy tale girls. Four classic tales are retold with the Grimm Fairy Tales spin while revealing secrets from Belinda and Sela's past for the first time.

    • The End of the Line
    • Mary Mary Quite Contrary
    • Humpty Dumpty
    • Hush Little Baby
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    Grimm Fairy Tales Annual #2 - The End of the Line... / Mary Mary Quite Contrary / Humpty Dumpty / Hush Little Baby by razzatazz on April 14, 2012

    As is somewhat the usual for this series, fairy tales, nursery rhymes and their ilk are given an equal amount extra of macabre atmosphere and sexiness.  The stories here focus only on nursery rhymes, "Mary Mary Quite Contrary", "Humpty Dumpty" and "Hush Little Baby."  Once the reader gets past the gratuitous sexiness of the issue it is entertaining in a 1970s style House of Mystery kind of way, with some cruel twists in store for the characters involved.  In the end though the writers do somethi...

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