One of the things that’s definitely becoming a perk to what ComiXology is doing with their summer reading program of free books is making sure that it’s from a variety of publishers and genres. With the thirteenth day of the summer reading program and only a few more days to go, they’ve brought out the first issue of Grimm Fairy Tales: Helsing #1, which brings you a lot of Zenescope goodness from this sprawling series of works they do from the fairy tales. It’s written by Patrick Shand with artwork by Tony Brescini and was released this past April for audience 15 and up.
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Plot concept: Liesel Van Helsing’s life is shaken up when a mysterious package shows up at her door. Inside it is an old journal written by her father, the famed vampire hunter, Abraham Van Helsing. Desperate to find out who sent her the book, she discovers a clue which leads her on a voyage to Europe. What Helsing doesn’t know is that her journey is being manipulated by her father’s greatest nemesis
