Disney Princess Comic Strips Collection Vol. 2

Disney Princess Comic Strips Collection

by Amy Mebberson, Paul Benjamin, Patrick Storck

Get ready for adventure! Disney's beloved Princesses are back again in this hilarious collection of issues 5–8 of the Disney Princess comic series from Joe Books. Featuring laugh-out-loud stories from the worlds of Ariel, Belle, Cinderella, Tiana, Pocahontas, Rapunzel, and more, this charming collection will make all your dreams come true.

Genres: Comics, Graphic Novels, Humor, Fiction, Fantasy, Comic Book, Childrens

96 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2017

Reviews

[Mandy]

I wasn't as impressed with this one as I was the first one. I mean, the drawings were still amazing and adorable and epic and Princess to the extreme, but I felt like this was more going through the motions? I liked a few storylines, but I got a bit bored with a few of them. I have to say that the Belle and Beast ones always were amazing, but otherwise, it was a bit hit and miss for me. Nothing really brought the funnies too hard for this too. Overall, it's still adorable and sweet and super cute, but nothing too exceptional - expect for the drawings which are just so amazing. 3 crowns and a Belle rating - which is quite fitting since her stories were my favorite part.

[Miss Kelly]

The artwork is GREAT in this super stinking cute graphic novel. I WANTED to give it more stars, but this volume just is a bit too inconsistent for me. The humor falls flat in a few too many stories.

However, for the tween that enjoys Disney and graphic novels, this is the perfect marriage. Just enough snark and wit without being jaded.

[Maggie Gordon]

Cute, but pretty forgettable. I like Amy Mebberson's Princess shorts online more where the princesses live together. In these ones, the characters live in their own universes. There's some adorable moments, but some of the jokes are pretty oblique.

[Charisse]

Just as good as the first collection, if not better.

The artistry is gorgeous and the stories are FUN. I loved the winter sets. This entire book brought a smile to my face from start to finish. I wish they would come out with more. I highly recommend :)

[Kelly K]

Cute but I was bored easily.

[Alice Rachel]

Belle and Ariel were my favorites, as always.

[Yolanda]

Loved this book as much as the first.

[Nefertari]

Adorably cute comics for kids, reminiscent of Mebberson's "Pocket Princesses" web comics, but each princess is in her own world.

[adele]

These are so light, cute, and fun!

[Team Oxford Comma]

[Cara Byrne]

Brief cartoons about Disney princesses - some prequels and other sequels. My four-year-old loves looking at the full-color pages.

[Frank Pajunen]

Cute and fun and full of heart and laughter!!

[Anna]

Cute art like in the first volume! This one also made me chuckle a lot and I loved finding more about the princess's life.

[Jess]

Art is super cute, and I think the storylines are even cuter and funnier in this one

[Jamie Coudeville]

This was cute.

[Cynthia Cox]

These are more super cute newspaper style comics of some of the Disney princesses. I wish they could expand to include Anna and Elsa as well as other non-princess girl characters like Lilo and Nani, Alice, Wendy, Marie. etc. I am also hoping that Moana gets added to the roster eventually as well.
I would also enjoy if the princesses were to interact with one another like in the Pocket Princesses web comic.

[Kathryn]

Some strips are better than others especially liked Merida and Mulan ones

[Ashley Beery]

I love the Disney Princess Comic Strip collections, but it makes me laugh a little as it seems some Princesses either get a LOT of time on the pages or very little. This round went to Aurora for very little and Frozen didn't get put on the pages at all. There was a lot more of Tiana and Belle in this volume compared to the others. Still very cute and an adorable read. The characters stay in character so to speak, and the story lines are perfect for each character. A good read.

[Rosabelle]

I didn't like the storylines as much as the first volume, but, as usual, the illustrations are phenomenal!