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Revision as of 21:55, 14 May 2012

Little Mermaid Comic Cover

Front Cover of the comic.

The Little Mermaid Comic Adaptation, (titled Under The Sea) was the second of 15 comics released for Disney's Cartoon Tales line between 1990 and 1991. Written by: Tom Anderson, with art by Guttenberghus Publishing Service.




Summary

The storyline is essentially the Little Mermaid except abridged to fit the comic format. Many small details are changed to fit the 48 pages.


Minor changes from the movie

  • All songs from the original movie are removed and replaced with new songs.
  • In this comic we never know why Sebastian tells King Triton the existance of Ariel's grotto, he just happens to tell him, despite exclaiming to Ariel not to tell him.
  • In this adaptation, Sebastian gets to Eric's castle kitchen by being thrown through an open window connecting to the bathroom.
  • Chef Louis  and Sebastian never get into violent conflict during the kitchen scene, but Louie apparently hates Sebastian anyways as he chases him around the wedding barge during the end of the book.
  • The tour of Eric's kingdom is never seen, as the dinner scene immediately cuts to Kiss the Girl.

Gallery

Trivia

  • This comic does not feature any of the songs from the movie, although the characters do sing from time to time. Despite this, Under the Sea manages to make it in the form of Sebastian speaking out the lyrics.
  • The creatures in Ursula's lair are called polyps. This was the first piece of Little Mermaid media (before the leaked script many years later), to refer to them as that. All others would refer to them as "Poor Unfortunate Souls".
  • Vanessa is seen in one panel without the her necklace , but still manages to sing with Ariel's voice, implying that she can continue to use Ariel's voice so long as the necklace remains intact.