Bobbi Jg Weiss

He is not Captain Hook. His name is Jonathan Stuart, and he's just an ornery post-alcoholic bookstore owner from Pasadena with a mania for fencing and a bad habit of disappointing his girlfriend. He doesn't want to be in the Neverland, impossibly trapped aboard the Jolly Roger with a horde of greedy stinking pirates. He was tricked there by Peter Pan. Pan happily invites children to come to his wondrous magical island, but he has to trick adults. No adult in their right mind would go willingly. Adults, you see, don't have a very good time in the Neverland. The fairies and mermaids are against them. The island itself is against them. Most of all, Peter Pan is against them. In particular, Peter Pan is against Jonathan Stuart. Why? Jonathan had better figure that out, and he'd better do it fast before his mutating memories insist that, not only does he indeed belong in this nightmarish hell of bloodthirsty children, ticking crocodiles and vengeful boy gods, but he's never existed anyplace else. So you see, he's definitely not Captain Hook. Well, not yet.

Hooked

See how love transforms the heart of a monster in this retelling of the Oscar®-winning animated fairytale classic. When a spoiled young prince is punished for his selfishness and conceit by an enchantress, he is transformed into a hideous beast, and his castle is put under a spell. Unless he can learn to love, and be loved in return, by his twenty-first birthday, he will forever remain a beast. But in the body of a beast, angry, hopeless, and depressed, he secludes himself away in his castle. Years later, Belle, an intelligent and bold young woman is searching for her missing father and discovers him imprisoned within the Beast's castle. She makes a deal with the Beast--he will free her father and she will take his place as a prisoner. Though their relationship begins with dislike and fear, it soon becomes understanding and compassionate as they develop a deep connection beyond what eyes can see. With the help of a talking candelabra, clock, teapot, and many more enchanted servants, in the labyrinth of the Beast's castle, Belle comes to see the man behind the Beast. Love is about more than just appearances in this cherished tale of romance and acceptance. Experience the miraculous transformation of the Beast in this graphic novel retelling of Disney's classic Beauty and the Beast.

Disney Beauty and the Beast: the Story of the Movie in Comics

Michael T. Gilbert

Robert Bat

Can't you feel the buzz? TaleSpin, Darkwing Duck, DuckTales, and Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers are back -- with more epic 1990s adventure comics spun off of beloved Disney Afternoon TV cartoons!

Disney Afternoon Adventures Vol. 2

Talespin: Flight of the Sky-Raker

Here's where the fun begins: awesome 1980s and 1990s comics based on the classic Disney Afternoon TV cartoons!

Disney Afternoon Adventures Vol. 1

Darkwing Duck: Just Us Justice Ducks

In this tale as old as time, Belle is held prisoner in a castle owned by a beast and must help him learn how to be kind. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Spotlight is a division of ABDO.

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