A Royal Fib
| A Royal Fib | |
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 The first page of A Royal Fib.
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| Author | Kari Korhonen |
| Illustrator(s) | Oscar Martin |
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| Pages | 6 |
| Publisher | Donald Duck, Disneys kleine Tierfreunde |
| Published | 1999 |
| Inducks code | D 98222 |
| Origin | Denmark |
A Royal Fib (also known as Princes And Kings and Ein königlicher Schwindel in its original language) is a comic inspired by The Lion King.
Plot
Simba gets bored while listening to another one of Zazu's lectures. When Simba tells Zazu that he doesn't have to listen to him because he's a prince and Zazu is just a majordomo, Mufasa comes in and tells a quick fib to Simba that Zazu was actually a king once of the faraway land of Birdistan. Mufasa also says to Simba that he must listen to Zazu because he is still a king.
While the fib works for a while, Simba begins to have his doubts and he comes up with a scheme to send Zazu far away in search of Birdistan. When Mufasa learns of this, he is furious at Simba, but remembers that he was the one that originally told the fib.
Images
The following images are the six pages of this comic translated to English unofficially from its original language.
The following images are the six pages of this comic in its original language.
