Disney Mirrorverse: Belle #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collected edition from Viz brings together the comic series set in the Disney Mirrorverse, focusing on Belle as she navigates a fractured, alternate reality. The story reimagines the classic princess as a warrior, blending familiar Disney elements with a darker, action-oriented fantasy aesthetic.
In "The Edge of the Woods," a desperate enchantress, disguised as an old woman, seeks refuge from a prince in his secluded castle, only to be turned away—leading to a spell gone awry that binds her fate to the household and the woods beyond. With her final strength, she entrusts an enchanted rose and a mysterious mission to a passing villager named Belle. Written by Alex Singer and illustrated by Jan Apple, Irene Flores, and Umi Miyao, with letters by Phil Christie, this striking entry in the Disney Mirrorverse features a haunting cover by Alice Lewis.
In a secluded castle deep in the woods, an enchantress disguised as an old woman seeks refuge from a prince who turns her away—only for her spell to backfire, ensnaring even her own fate. With her final strength, she entrusts a magical rose and a mysterious mission to a passing villager named Belle.
In "The Edge of the Woods," Belle ventures beyond the familiar paths of her village, drawn by a growing mystery as villagers vanish without a trace. With Gaston warning her to stay safe, Belle must decide whether to trust the stories whispered by the forest—or follow her own instincts into the unknown.
Armed with the enchanted rose mounted on a staff, Belle ventures into the ominous woods, where she must confront the forest's strange magic to find a cure for her father—now transformed into an anthropomorphic beaver. In this hauntingly beautiful tale from Disney Mirrorverse: Belle, the familiar story of the Beast takes a surreal turn as Belle journeys deeper into the unknown, guided only by courage and the fragile light of the rose.
In "Be Our Guest," Belle arrives at a castle in the woods under Gaston’s watchful eye, only to discover its enchanted servants trapped in endless routines and a prince who seems content to let the magic keep them bound. The story unfolds with quiet tension as Belle confronts the cost of beauty and the quiet resistance hidden behind polished surfaces.
In "The West Wing," Belle stumbles into the castle’s forbidden section after Lumiere sends her there, only to find the Prince hiding a second enchanted rose and a mysterious magic mirror. Tensions flare as their fragile trust is tested, while Monsieur D'Arque lurks, seeking to seize the mirror’s power.
In "Wolf at the Door," Belle wields the enchanted rose staff to hold back Monsieur D'Arque as the mirror's power begins to twist the Prince into something wilder, more feral. The fragile line between memory and monster blurs as past regrets take shape in the present.
Belle, still grappling with the lingering magic of the original enchantment after restoring her village and the woods, finds herself drawn into a mysterious new mission when Mickey Mouse recruits her to join a peculiar fellowship of guardians. Though she’s no longer bound by the mirror curse, the old magic remains—and now, it’s calling her to a purpose beyond the familiar.
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