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Well, here is my answer to the previous question. Little Red actually tries to run away!
I love tension in fairytales. It is rare as far as I remember from classic European fairytales. It is mostly avoided for the sake of not scaring the kids, which is understandable. But then again, how can you just casually tell a story about a wolf wanting to eat a little kid?? It's one of the most classic fairytales with a perfect moral that can still be applied to this day!
Okay, enough of rambling, let's jump into conclusion. Who saves the day? The huntsman? PFFFFT! What huntsman? Have you seen one in this story so far? The original version of this tale had no huntsman! Why, grandpa is going to save the day of course! He's been sleeping this whole time, might as well do something awesome for once! He is still an old man so he has to approach carefully with a planned out attack.
So Little Red gets rescued, YAY! Mr. Wolf gets punished, not by death because it is much funnier seeing villains suffering by mockery or something else. Also you will rarely see Mr. Dark with unhappy eyes. Finally, grandpa gives a lesson at the end. Now he has the cool fur as a scarf.

The first panel is also a test of something I am planning to make in the future, so it's a good thing I get to see the result. I feel much more confident knowing how it works.
Really, this whole story was just a practice of comic making and some character personalities. But I still hope you enjoyed this

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The original tale of Little Red Riding Hood doesn't belong to me

Description
Well, here is my answer to the previous question. Little Red actually tries to run away!
I love tension in fairytales. It is rare as far as I remember from classic European fairytales. It is mostly avoided for the sake of not scaring the kids, which is understandable. But then again, how can you just casually tell a story about a wolf wanting to eat a little kid?? It's one of the most classic fairytales with a perfect moral that can still be applied to this day!
Okay, enough of rambling, let's jump into conclusion. Who saves the day? The huntsman? PFFFFT! What huntsman? Have you seen one in this story so far? The original version of this tale had no huntsman! Why, grandpa is going to save the day of course! He's been sleeping this whole time, might as well do something awesome for once! He is still an old man so he has to approach carefully with a planned out attack.
So Little Red gets rescued, YAY! Mr. Wolf gets punished, not by death because it is much funnier seeing villains suffering by mockery or something else. Also you will rarely see Mr. Dark with unhappy eyes. Finally, grandpa gives a lesson at the end. Now he has the cool fur as a scarf.

The first panel is also a test of something I am planning to make in the future, so it's a good thing I get to see the result. I feel much more confident knowing how it works.
Really, this whole story was just a practice of comic making and some character personalities. But I still hope you enjoyed this

previous part

Characters belong to Ubisoft
The original tale of Little Red Riding Hood doesn't belong to me