The Emperor's New Clothes

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The Emperor's New Clothes is a tale by Hans Christian Andersen released alongside The Little Mermaid in 1837 as the third & last part of his Fairy Tales Told For Children series, which he released a year after he published the first two due to critiques at the time. There's no record of how long it took him to conceptualize and subsequently write the story so it's likely fair to say that I worked longer on this fairy tale comic based on said story featuring Amber A'Lee Frost than he ever did. May it bring you a smile and a laugh.

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