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Great Little Prince
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Attribution information
Writer

Werner Wejp-Olsen

Penciller

Oscar Martin

Publication information
Origin

Germany

Publisher

Ehapa Verlag

Publication

Disneys kleine Tierfreunde

Published

May 1997

Pages

6

So I'm special, eh? Wow! I'm not like all the others. I'm the best! Invincible! Fearless!
Simba[src]

Great Little Prince is a German comic inspired by The Lion King. It was published by Ehapa Verlag in May 1997.

Synopsis[]

While talking with Simba, the prince of the Pride Lands, Rafiki encourages him to listen and learn so that he can be the greatest animal on the savanna someday: the king of the Pride Lands. A pompous Simba takes Rafiki to mean that he is indestructible and fearless, and immediately sets off to prove his own invincibility.

From rock walls to trees to raging rivers, Simba continually proves to himself that he can do whatever he puts his mind to. However, he pauses on the border of the desert, reminding himself that no animal can survive there, until he musters his courage and declares that he is unafraid.

Leaving the Pride Lands behind, Simba struts into the scorching wasteland and spots a clump of trees in the distance. Excited, he races toward it, but the trees disappear before his eyes. Though confused, Simba decides that he had simply made a mistake, but the same illusion fools him again, until the cub begins to wonder which way the Pride Lands are.

Realizing that he is lost, Simba begins to stumble through the desert, bemoaning his thirst, and collapses in a heap on the sand, calling out for his father and mother. Just then, Mufasa appears and bears his son to safety, where he berates Simba for believing himself to be invincible. Humbled and ashamed of his behavior, Simba promises to never put himself in such danger again and proclaims that he has learned his lesson.

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  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 A Dangerous Desert. Inducks. Retrieved on November 6, 2020.
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