"Wait, no, wait, don't shoot!" Belle cried, hopping and untangling a cord from her foot as she followed the robot into the workshop. "Chip, it's all right, she's the ship's security officer. She's a friend."

"Mulan is the leader of C.R.O.W.N.'s best team, Team Disney. They are assigned to take down a criminal syndicate known as the Villains, but is everything as it seems? Written to celebrate the casting of Ming-Na (the voice actor in the Disney Mulan movie) in the S.H.I.E.L.D. television show."

"The princesses discuss their sex lives over tea and scones."

In which a case of early-morning mistaken identity goes very, very right.

"Rapunzel's artistic skills are put to good use on the canvas of her shipmates' skin."

Seven Happily Ever Afters that weren't. Welcome to the Wonderful World of Disney.

The best thing about “trade negotiations” is that no one is ever likely interrupt them.

In which Jane has a crush and a dream, Mulan is determined but asleep on her feet, and Shang is possibly stalking Aladdin.

When they told her story they harped on her innocence, her brazen cloak, the dangers of talking to strangers and straying from the path. Red agreed that those were dangers. After weeks of catching her breath, she did not agree they were wrongs.