Disney Manga: Descendants - The Rotten to the Core Trilogy Book 3

Disney Manga: Descendants The Rotten to the Core Trilogy #3

by Jason Muell, Natsuki Minami (Illustrator)

The children of Maleficent, the Evil Queen, Jafar and Cruella De Vil have never ventured off the Isle of the Lost. . . until now. Invited to pristine Auradon, to attend prep school alongside the children of beloved Disney heroes, Mal, Evie, Jay and Carlos must carry out their villain parents evil plot to rule once again. Will the rebel teens follow in their rotten parents’ footsteps or will they choose to embrace their innate goodness and save the kingdom? This is volume 3 of the Descendants Manga Trilogy.

Genres: Manga, Graphic Novels, Fantasy, Comics

80 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 5, 2017

Reviews

[Nina]

This felt so rushed. If you have not watched the movie, you’ll be so confused.

[Ashley Beery]

This felt so rushed to me and I honestly wish they had just put all three volumes into one book. They would have easily fit as the volumes are so so tiny. The art work to me seemed worse in this one, very childish like and so many scenes felt left out or only given a panel or two of space when they should have taken pages. A lot of scenes were also left out that were in the movie that I felt should have been in the book. I wasn't thrilled with this final volume.

[Lily]

Each Descendants book is literally my favorite book, so of course this is one of my many, many favorites. I Believe that this has more to it, like something about evie's fashion line and others, but this is still very, very good. I'm looking forward to reading the other books about this in the future!

[Pinky]

Of course you should read all three books in the trilogy, to enjoy the artwork especially. Charming and faithful to the movie and original books.

[Jillian -always aspiring-]

2021 Read #6

Other than this being a good gateway comic for little kids, there’s not really much to it. The movie is probably more worth the time.

[Pinky]

The Descendants plans are going just as planned, Ben even introduces Mal to his parents. In the end Mal and the others stop Maleficent from getting Fairy Godmothers wand and all ends well.

[Georgie]

As someone who as watched the movie, I feel like this was a quick jump to the finish. I think it could have definitely had another book in the series to cover more. Lovely art work though.

[DOUGLAS J BERRY]

Excellent manga.

Good color artwork. Displays manga style. Tokyo pop and Disney do a great team up. The four villains show their true colors. Maleficent looks good.

[Arianna]

hate it all

[Amber Greer]

It’s ccuuttee. It’s like reading the ending part of the movie, Disney’s Descendants, instead of watching it.

[Adam Fisher]

Review being submitted to School Library Journal for an upcoming SMS article.

[asiya | アセヤ (free palestine)]

Such a great ending! I will admit though, that the whole Mal-Ben affair got super in the way and pretty annoying. I just keep on recalling how fun it was to finish reading this book while hiding in-between the shelves of books at my local library.