Witch-Queen Snow White / Harry's trick

[Daniel van Eijmeren]

SHAD Z to me, 03-09-2003:

>> In comics, Disney movie characters are often used in their most 
>> memorable appearance. Think of [...] The Lion King. In the movie
>> the father is killed, and Simba has grown old. In the comics, 
>> Simba's father is still alive and Simba is still young.

> Yeah, but there you are talking about a series/feature based on 
> the movie. It makes [sense] that the series would be based somehow 
> during the film, since after the film all the dramatic arcs and 
> conflicts have been wrapped up.

I also meant comic book sequels of movies. I believe there are (for 
example) Snowy White stories with both the prince and the witch-queen, 
but I'm not sure.

> Here, I'm talking about random appearinces of the Witch Queen as the 
> villian in a Chip 'n' Dale story, etc.
> Anyway, the Queens "old crone" disguise is NOT her "most memorable 
> appearance," IMHO.  Her natural looks are much more interesting and 
> scary.

This is indeed a matter of opinion. I think that the witch-version has 
more interesting and usable features than the "normal" queen. As witch 
she can also be used in Chip 'n' Dale stories, for example. 

--- Daniël