It seemed as though this character was being built up to be a major player and then he kind of just disappeared, and then Emilia was introduced. Horace and Jasper were well developed throughout, but I thought the one character in the leather jacket, who is mentioned by Jasper in a later chapter would be more prominent than they were. I actually liked that the book didn’t age her down because it was directed at a middle grade audience. The manga has 3 chapters in total, each covering a part of Cruella’s life, mainly focusing on her between ages 18-21.
I’d like to start off by saying the manga is not an adaptation of the film. I also loved the artwork for each chapter. I liked the way the panels were laid out, and how the characters were introduced. Disney Cruella: Black, White, and Red is her first publication for the U.S.I bought this manga for my niece (she’s 9), because I wanted to find an age appropriate manga for her to read and she is a HUGE Disney fan.Ĭruella: Black, White, and Red by Hachi Ishie has lovely illustrations, which gave off a mix of the 80s and 90s manga styles.
Hachi Ishie is a manga artist from Japan who recently published her original series, Rojiura Brothers. The life of an amateur thief is hardly a glamourous one, but in 1970s London, at the crossroads of fashion, Estella has a vision for herself and her designs, if only she can afford it! Witness Estella's life on the streets with her best friends and partners in (petty) crime, Horace and Jasper, before the infamous diva Cruella emerges to make sure no one gets in her way! Gifted with talent, innovation, and ambition, Estella dreamed of becoming a fashion designer, but the world seemed intent on making sure her dreams would never come true. Disney Cruella : The Manga: Black, White, and RedĪn adaptation to Disney's all-new live action feature film of a notoriously fashionable villain, the legendary Cruella de Vil.
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