Disney Villains: Gaston #4

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Gaston is not having a good time. His arrogance has resulted in a curse that has turned him into a squirrel. Occasionally he returns to being a man, but as soon as he's in danger, Gaston reverts back to his small furry form.  

He's been unable to make the change permanent – and stay out of danger – until he was put on the trail of an alchemist named Souffle. The new problem is that Souffle is currently protected inside Versailles. So, Gaston hatches a plan to hire three individuals with special skills to help him get into the king's palace. 

The Disney Villains: Gaston series written by Greg Pack and Fred Van Lente has been quite entertaining. Seeing Gaston get his comeuppance for being a rude ego maniac is enjoyable and all the silly things that have been happening to him and Le Fou give the book slapstick humor. At the same time, Gaston shows pride and bravery even in his squirrel form, which artist Milena Ciccarello illustrates adorably.  

It's a good all-ages book for Disney fans. 

Amanda Sheriff 

Disney Villains: Gaston #4

Categories: Off the Presses|Published On: June 19, 2026|Views: 3|

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Dynamite; $4.99  

Gaston is not having a good time. His arrogance has resulted in a curse that has turned him into a squirrel. Occasionally he returns to being a man, but as soon as he's in danger, Gaston reverts back to his small furry form.  

He's been unable to make the change permanent – and stay out of danger – until he was put on the trail of an alchemist named Souffle. The new problem is that Souffle is currently protected inside Versailles. So, Gaston hatches a plan to hire three individuals with special skills to help him get into the king's palace. 

The Disney Villains: Gaston series written by Greg Pack and Fred Van Lente has been quite entertaining. Seeing Gaston get his comeuppance for being a rude ego maniac is enjoyable and all the silly things that have been happening to him and Le Fou give the book slapstick humor. At the same time, Gaston shows pride and bravery even in his squirrel form, which artist Milena Ciccarello illustrates adorably.  

It's a good all-ages book for Disney fans. 

Amanda Sheriff