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\"Granma didn\'t tell\' em like that...\" Everyone has a favorite hero from their fairy tales, but who\'s the strongest of them all!? This is a tale of death and rebirth. In order to accomplish their dream, hopes, wishes, revenge and salvation, the heroes of classic fairy tales will engage in a duel to death! The warriors are resurrected and summoned to the Nightmare Coliseum by a mysterious monster who calls himself \"Grimm P.\" and he promises the ultimate prize \"You can resurrect anyone you want and live happily ever after\" This tournament is filled with bloody carnage, if you want to win, you better toss common sense out of the way because it is not needed. This is a dark fantasy battle action manga where bizarre characters from fairy tales come to life. Legends like Red Riding Hood, Snow White, Pinocchio, and Beauty and the Beast engage in surrealistic killing matches. Right of the bat, we have Son Goku versus Momotaro! 32 characters will engage in sudden transformations, bloody battles, and tragic stories that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Sure grandma didn\'t tell \'em like that!!
A one-shot that appeared in issue 4 of Silver Star Club (Atelier Peyotl). A young boy and his older sister cross paths with a strange old lady at an abandoned railway crossing.
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A DARK MEDIEVAL FANTASY SAGA In a world where the ancient gods have fallen, and where demons are abroad and assume dominance over the night, a demon huntress wanders the sleepless nights and hunts any supernatural creature that stands in her way. A man who was once the son of a fallen king now struggles for survival as he strives to win back his kingdom. But during these dark times, a sovereign ruler and goddess of her realm is now forced to fight a dynasty that has taken over Earth, and she must remain bound to her fate along with the heir whom she must fight against. Saga of Lilith -Medieval Dark Fantasy- is a saga of not only a goddess but a saga of a family who accepts their fate and is forced to walk a path they cannot escape from.
