
Grimm Fairy Tales Complete Reading Order – A Collector's Guide
If you've ever stared at a shelf full of Grimm Fairy Tales graphic novels and wondered where to start — you're not alone. Published by Zenescope Entertainment, the GFT universe has grown into one of the most expansive independent comic series ever created, spanning dozens of volumes, spin-offs, and crossover events.
This guide breaks down the complete reading order so you can build your collection with confidence.
What Is Grimm Fairy Tales?
Grimm Fairy Tales reimagines classic fairy tales and folklore through a dark, modern lens. The series follows Sela Mathers, a mysterious woman who uses enchanted storybooks to teach moral lessons — often with deadly consequences. Over time, the universe expands into mythology, magic, and full-scale supernatural warfare.
It's part horror, part fantasy, part action — and completely addictive once you're in.
The Core Reading Order
Start with the main numbered volumes before branching into spin-offs and crossover events.
Main Series Volumes
- Grimm Fairy Tales Volume 3
- Grimm Fairy Tales Volume 4
- Grimm Fairy Tales Volume 5
- Grimm Fairy Tales Volume 6
- Grimm Fairy Tales Volume 8
- Grimm Fairy Tales Volume 11
- Grimm Fairy Tales Volume 13
- Grimm Fairy Tales Volume 15
Spin-Offs & Story Arcs
Once you're caught up on the main series, these standalone stories and crossover arcs add depth to the GFT universe.
- Grimm Fairy Tales: No Tomorrow — A fan-favorite standalone arc with high stakes and strong character moments.
- Grimm Fairy Tales: Ascension — A major crossover event that reshapes the GFT universe.
- Grimm Fairy Tales: Zombies and Demons — Horror-heavy and action-packed. Great for fans of the darker side of the series.
- Grimm Fairy Tales: Dark Shaman — A deep dive into the supernatural mythology of the GFT world.
- Grimm Fairy Tales: Steampunk — An alternate-universe take with a unique visual style.
- Grimm Fairy Tales: The Library — Essential lore for understanding the broader GFT mythology.
- Grimm Fairy Tales: Different Seasons #4 — A great anthology-style entry point for new readers.
- Grimm Fairy Tales: Legacy — Explores the next generation of the GFT universe.
- Grimm Fairy Tales: Tarot — A visually stunning standalone with mystical themes.
- Grimm Fairy Tales: Odyssey — An epic adventure arc that expands the world significantly.
- Grimm Fairy Tales: Age of Camelot — Arthurian mythology meets the GFT universe.
Collector's Tips
A few things worth knowing before you start building your GFT collection:
- Start with the main volumes first. The numbered volumes establish the core characters and mythology. Spin-offs hit harder once you know the world.
- Crossover events matter. Ascension and No Tomorrow in particular have major consequences for the ongoing story — don't skip them.
- Variant covers exist. If you're a cover collector, keep an eye out — GFT has some of the most striking variant artwork in independent comics. We carry the Grimm Fairy Tales #111 Ebas Variant Cover SDCC for serious collectors.
Love Dark Fairy Tales? Check Out These Figures
If the dark fairy tale aesthetic of GFT speaks to you, you might also appreciate these McFarlane Monsters Twisted Fairytales figures — a classic line that reimagines storybook characters with the same sinister edge.
- Gretel – McFarlane Monsters Twisted Fairytales Figure — A dark reimagining of the Hansel & Gretel classic, with McFarlane's signature horror detail.
- Miss Muffet – McFarlane Monsters Twisted Fairytales Figure — The nursery rhyme gets a terrifying makeover in this highly detailed collectible.
Build Your Collection
Whether you're a longtime fan filling gaps in your collection or a new reader just discovering the GFT universe, we've got you covered. Browse our full selection of Grimm Fairy Tales graphic novels and start building your shelf today.
