Ariel/Gallery/Printed Media

Images of Ariel in Printed Media.

Books and novelizations

The Little Mermaid

Finding the sunken ship

Scuttle showing the dinglehopper

The burning ship

Ariel concerned for Eric

Ariel on the beach.

Ariel gets her voice back.

The Holiday Treasure Hunt

Dear Princess

Comics

Serpent Teen Part 1

Well, it's ALMOST the story of Splash!

Princess Ariel had just had her identity protected by Manny the manatee, who posed as her to convince Eric and Sir Grimsby that mermaids were not in fact real.

Even in real life, mermaid tails swim faster than human legs, but dolphins swim still faster!

Dolphins are not easily ridden, however.

Ursula keeps an eye on a pair of unfortunate souls....

Who doesn't want thingamabobs?

Mermaids aren't often caught in fishing nets, but these are no ordinary fisherfolk....

We interrupt our action for an adorable mini-poster!

Princess Ariel nobly sacrifices herself to free Flounder.... "I volunteer as fish food!" ;)

Additional evidence of Ariel's super-strength.

The Little Mermaid franchise has often been fond of combining the look and size of a Moray with the shock of an Electric Eel.

Time for the underwater Sleeping Beauty to wake up!

She's human up top and thus more mammal than fish...so Ariel delivers a dolphin pun!

IRONY! Oh yeah? Well I use my hasty rebellious teenage thoughtlessness for good instead of evil!

Welcome, welcome! Here we have two tributes from District 4 (Atlantica)....

Serpent Teen Part 2

Happy Under Games! (If Ariel is Katniss, then Flounder is definitely Gale....) ;)

Ariel is shown the Serpentine creature

"Aquata! I volunteer...." Wait, I've already done that cross-franchise joke....

Princess Ariel may have super-strength, but she floats no better than a normal woman....

Also, super-strength is only useful when one has leverage....

Axe me no questions, I'll tell you no tails (one-two PUNch)

Sebastian: Courageous, tough, disciplined and talented!

Princess Ariel's ball-and-chain causes the Serpentine to go berserk.

Here we go again! Princess Ariel doesn't have much luck with fishing nets....

This particular 'fatherly influence' makes Triton look quite a lot better....

and the mutually-oppressed form a bond.

I hope we've all learned a valuable lesson from this....

With the Moray Queen's help, Ariel vanquishes the Moray Princess and Ursula gets her happy ending.

Marvel Comics covers

Disney Comics covers

Miscellaneous books

Ariel in "The Shimmering Star Necklace"

Disney Fan Magazine (Japanese Cover)

Her Disneystrology page

Ending to the Dear Diary Treasury book

Ariel in Sofia the First

Ariel and her daughter Melody in a Little Golden book version of The Little Mermaid 2

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