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Zenescope offers Grimm Fairy Tales holiday cheer

By: Zenescope | December 5th, 2006

Zenescope Entertainment, the publisher of the series Se7en, is offering fans a offer via their online store.� The Grimm Fairy Tales Holiday Season Special includes the Grimm Fairy Tales trade (collecting issues 1 � 6), the single issues of GFT 7, 8 and 9, plus the 2007 Al Rio Calendar, all for only $30 (a $38 value).

Since its debut last year, Grimm Fairy Tales has won acclaim from both fans and critics alike.� Consistently in the Top Five Wizard Indie Buzz books, the series continues to sell through at shops across the country.� This special offer is a great way to get caught up with the series before 2007 arrives.

The offer is only available for a limited time, so stop by www.zenescope.com today.� Give the gift of Grimm Fairy Tales this Holiday Season!

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