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Grimm Press Room SDCC


The cast of Grimm sat down with a few reporters following their season four panel during San Diego Comic Con. The videos will be uploaded and posted below once they're available.

Grimm is known for some crazy cliff hangers, and season three was no exception. After three seasons of Nick Burkhardt (David Giuntoli) coming to grips and getting comfortable with being a Grimm, he has his powers taken away from him by a vengeful Hexenbeast. And while I'd be willing to cut her a little slack, since she only did it to get her baby back, Nick's girlfriend Juliette (Bitsie Tulloch) isn't likely to be as forgiving.

But first we got a chance to talk to the beautiful Bree Turner (Rosalee) who was as surprised as the rest of us that Rosalee and Monroe (Silas Weir Mitchell) actually made it down the aisle.


Sasha Roiz hams it up, and no he didn't choose his half naked button, but he does wear David's. He does talk about the bad way we left Renard, and how things aren't looking much better when the series comes back.


Reggie Lee really enjoyed the asuwang storyline, since it came from his heritage, scaring the crap out of him, and a lot about his side projects.



Silas Weir Mitchell talks about the greatness of the show, though a supernatural show is really grounded in reality, and how he really doesn't want a baby on the show, which is utterly hilarious. He also breaks down for us again the outcomes of Wesen breeding.


Russell Hornsby wears our Grimm hat while he answers questions. Hank isn't really experiencing more in the Wesen department, but going to offer some moral support for the now Grimmless Nick.

Grimm EPs David Greenwalt, Jim Kouf, Norberto Barbar were tough shells to crack. They sprinkled plenty of breadcrumbs, but of course no big bombs. They do give a small preview of Season 4, where our characters are when the season picks back up, and a little of whats to come.



Poor David Giuntoli gets asked a lot of questions of motivations that he really can't answer. He doesn't write the script afterall, but he does reveal his favorite Wesen, and what he'd sneak around Comic Con as if given the chance.


Bitsie Tulloch talks hair and relationship status after the whole Adalind (Claire Coffee) debacle.

Grimm Volume 1: Coins of Zakynthos

Series: Grimm
Writers: David Greenwalt, Jim Kouf, Marc Gaffen, Kyle Mcvey
Illustrator: Jose Malaga
Paperback: 112 pages
Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment
Release Date: November 19, 2013
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1606904507

Poor Homicide Detective and Grimm Nick Burkhardt, cant catch a break, or even a sandwich without onions. He's off to investigate a broken up wedding where both the bride and groom were kidnapped by some species purists, the PWO or Pure World Order which to me sounds like some New World Order wrestling rejects, which may be the easiest part of his day.

The mother he thought was dead, Kelly, has resurfaced, not because of a deep seated love of her child, but because she's hunted by some Verrat soldiers trying to steal the Coins of Zakynthos that she's intent on destroying. After Kelly falls into the wrong hands, its up to Nick, Hank and Monroe to journey to Europe and save the day. But along the way there will be plenty of dark secrets revealed, and promises of death for one.

New readers may have a hard time if they aren't show watchers and aren't familiar with the mythology. There is a lot to take in, though there is some pausing to explain some of the backstory it can be a lot for newcomers to take in,  but for those that do watch the show this is a must have! It's a never-before-told story, set in the world of the acclaimed NBC series, Grimm, written by the show creators themselves. Fast paced, and well written, this is a perfect companion piece.

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