Beauty and the Beast : the story of the movie in comics

Resource Information

The work Beauty and the Beast : the story of the movie in comics represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Forsyth County Public Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Language Material, Books.

Label

Beauty and the Beast : the story of the movie in comics

Title remainder

the story of the movie in comics

Statement of responsibility

adaptation, Bobbi JG Weiss ; pencils, Colleen Doran ; inks, Dave Hunt ; letters, Todd Klein ; color, Jo Meugniot

Title variation

Disney

Creator

• trueWeiss, Bobbi J. G

Contributor

• Klein, Todd
• trueDoran, Colleen, 1963-
• Disney Enterprises (1996- )
• Meugniot, Jo
• Hunt, Dave, 1942-2017

Author

• trueWeiss, Bobbi J. G

Subject

• Fathers and daughters -- Juvenile fiction
• Forgiveness -- Comic books, strips, etc
• Forgiveness -- Juvenile fiction
• trueGraphic novels
• Love -- Comic books, strips, etc
• Love -- Juvenile fiction
• Magic -- Comic books, strips, etc
• Magic -- Juvenile fiction
• Personality development -- Comic books, strips, etc
• Personality development -- Juvenile fiction
• Self-confidence -- Comic books, strips, etc
• Self-confidence -- Juvenile fiction
• Ugliness -- Comic books, strips, etc
• Ugliness -- Juvenile fiction
• Fathers and daughters -- Comic books, strips, etc

Genre

• trueComic books, strips, etc
• Juvenile fiction

Language

eng

Summary

"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. "--Amazon

Member of

• Disney comics album series
• Beauty and the beast (Motion picture : 1991)

Cataloging source

MLSOD

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Dewey number

741.56

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

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Literary form

non fiction

Nature of contents

comics graphic novels

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Series statement

Disney Comics

Target audience

juvenile