GRIMM is Back! - Wesen Concept Art & Essential Guide eBook

GRIMM is back early. Season 2 premieres tonight!

Here's some of the fantastic Wesen Creature concept art for Season 1 by Jerad Marantz.

And a cool reveal of a new Panthro-tastic Wesen for Season 2...

And here'e the faux cover and some sample content of the just released
Grimm: Essential Guide ebook available @iTunes.
It's free and will be available for other ebook formats as well.
Mashable has a good write up on GRIMM's second screen strategy.

And here's cool creature make-up transformation process clip from the official site.



And finally some Season 2 Cast Promo Photos & Poster

Grimm Preview - First 20 Minutes of Premiere Episode with Bonus Chuck Promo

The war of the Dark Alt Fairytale shows begins. Yesterday Once Upon A Time made a preview 

available of the first 9 minutes of their series premiere. Now Grimm counters with the first 20 minutes 

of their premiere episode - with bonus Chuck material! In addition both have been sneaking their 

full first episodes online, through codes on Twitter and other social media, attempting to gain

a foothold with fans in this Epic Battle of Storybook homage.  

Grimm premieres 10/28 after Chuck

Alt Fairytale Update Part 1 - Grimm - Crime Scene Promos for the New TV Series

CSI meets Snow White, Cinderella and The Frog Prince.

Series premiere Oct 28th - more info & standard preview clips @ nbc.com/grimm

Fairytale is the New Vampire - Previews for NBC's Grimm & ABC's Once Upon A Time.

Not one, but two new TV Series set to debut this fall will reveal to our world that Fairytale characters, creatures,and monsters do exist. This is not due to a pixie produced conspiracy as one might imagine - just an attempt to duplicate the movie success of Alice in Wonderland on the small screen.

NBC has GRIMM - A cop discovers he's from a long line of special hunters - dating back to The Brothers Grimm - that can "see" fairytale creatures living amongst us disguised as humans. Resistant at first he soon realizes he has an edge in solving the crimes these real monsters commit.

ABC has ONCE UPON A TIME - By way of a curse, Classic Fairytale Characters are trapped in our world without memory of who they really are. They all live in a quaint yet eerie little town and still continue to play out their storybook fates as ordinary modern mortals until the spell can be broken.

There's a lot of potential and plenty of fantasy genre experience behind both series - with production veterans from Buffy/Angel involved in Grimm and writers from Lost/Tron creating Once Upon a Time. Personally, OUAT looks a bit more creative to me and obviously has the benefit of receiving Disney level high production values. Grimm seems a little to close to Supernatural's territory - and ironically too grim, with the few bits of humor feeling kind of stale. But I'll certainly check both out in the fall.