There is a strange fascination with re-imagining iconic cartoon characters in other scenarios, the latest being the College Student Disney Princess cartoon series. Although dressed the same as they are in their original films, unlike the Disney Princess Prom Dress series, they are put into situations that cleverly mimic their original storyline. For instance, Cinderella is captured cleaning up after her dorm mates while Sleeping Beauty continues to sleep all day.
Illustrated by artists Hallie Cantor and Paul Westover for College Humor, the College Student Disney Princess series doesn't seem that positive. Merida is caught buying drugs, Rapunzel still finds herself stuck in a tower and Tiana finds herself kissing the wrong guy again.
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The College Student Disney Princess Series is Cleverly Amusing
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