Grimm #10 (Dynamite Entertainment 2014) The "senses-shattering" occult mythology of NBC’s hit television series hits an absolute, "mind-blowing" crescendo as the first volume of the canonical comic book run reaches its epic grand finale. Released in 2014, this "weird and twisted" tenth issue concludes the blockbuster premiere series written and guided directly by the show's creators. Capturing the gritty Pacific Northwest detective noir and "stupefying" monster lore with absolute "visual fluidity," this final chapter delivers the definitive, blood-slicked answer to Portland's latest supernatural threat. At White Dragon Comics, we keep these "investment-grade" modern TV-tie-in keys stocked so you can experience the stunning conclusion to this hidden, canonical masterpiece. Issue Summary: The "Senses-Shattering" Final Stand Acclaimed television show creators David Greenwalt and Jim Kouf craft a "mind-blowing" and fast-paced finale where Portland's premier protector must execute one final, desperate tactical defense. The Ultimate "Mind-Bending" Showdown: The dangerous, shadow-drenched conspiracy that has plagued the city reaches its ultimate boiling point. Ruthless Wesen factions have completely synchronized their efforts, launching an all-out urban campaign to shatter the fragile peace between the human and supernatural worlds. A "Weird and Twisted" Balance: As a Grimm, Nick Burkhardt’s dual life as a homicide detective completely fractures. Alongside his fiercely loyal Blutbad ally Monroe, Nick is pushed past his absolute physical and mental limits to contain the outbreak before his police department peers uncover the terrifying truth. Visceral Interior Art: The Dynamite masterclass art studio delivers absolute visual perfection, rendering the rain-slicked concrete of Portland, grotesque creature transformations, and intense, "senses-shattering" hand-to-hand combat sequences with a "visual fluidity" that remains truly "stupefying." Creative Team & Specifications Writers: David Greenwalt, Jim Kouf, and the official Grimm television writing team Artists: Dynamite Entertainment Masterclass Art Studio Cover Artists: Lucio Parrillo (Cover A) / Photo Variant (Cover B) Release Date: 2014 Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment Page Count: 32 Pages (FINAL ISSUE of Volume 1) Rating: Rated Teen+ – For readers seeking "senses-shattering" urban fantasy, dark detective noir, and complete narrative closure.
