The Best Comicon Panel Was Really Grimm Tweets of the Day

My view of the Grimm Panel (I'm clearly not a VIP.)

I was thrilled to see the Grimm Show Comicon panel. Everyone involved was forthcoming with their creative process, and the stars were interesting, funny and gracious. Of course the fans loved it, that's why the tickets are purchased and the lines are waited in. Here are some links with more info:

1. 'Grimm' Comic-Con panel: Footage from season 2 premiere reveals what's up with Nick's mom

http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/07/14/comic-con-2012-grimm-panel/ 

2. Comic-Con: GRIMM Panel Recap

http://collider.com/comic-con-grimm-panel/180710/ 

3. Grimm At Comic Con Megapost

http://ohnotheydidnt.livejournal.com/70414494.html 

There was the Grimm forest...

Vessen marker!

 

 

There was a mysterious Grimm forest to walk through, with Vessen markers.

 

 

 

Aunt Marie's Trailer

Man, they're going medieval

I've been wanting to check out Aunt Marie's Trailer. The set designers for Grimm have remarkable imagination and attention to detail. Is there an Emmy for that?

Great job using languages and maps.

 

 The details with authentic languages on the maps and other 'artifacts' is really fun and impressive. I'm thinking this will continue to get viewers to stretch their curiosity about cultures and history.

 

 

Convincing job artists!

 

  

 

The panel discussed the creative use of the German language; the myths, legends, and folklore with continue to expand to cultures beyond Europe. The enhancement of the basic stories with backstories and illustrations is thorough and imaginative.