Frozen: Olaf's Tiny Tales Format: Paperback

BITE-SIZED COMIC FUN!

Join Olaf, the adorably optimistic snowman, as he explores the world of Arendelle! Whether he's with Sven, Kristoff, Anna and Elsa, or meeting new friends, Olaf is always on the lookout for creative ways to have fun, laugh and help others. But with one adventure after another, can anyone keep up?

A collection of humorous short stories, Olaf's Tiny Tales is perfect for Disney Frozen fans who want to dive into the world of comic reading.

The Disney Comics Group

Freelance scriptwriter & storyboard artist

Freelance writer and story editor.

Benedetta Barone is an artist for Disney Italia since 2006. Barone has illustrated Chip 'n' Dale stories for Cip & Ciop magazine, and stories for Disney Fairies.

Elisabetta Melaranci is an artist for Disney Italia. She has drawn extensively for Principesse Disney (stories with 'Cinderella', 'Pocahontas' and 'Esmeralda') and Disney Fairies. She drew 'Kim Possible' stories for Disney Channel Magazine, 'Finding Nemo' for Mondo Disney and contributed to 'W.I.T.C.H.'. Together with Anna Merli and Claudio Sciarrone, she penciled the 'Monsters Inc.' comic adaptation. Since 2018, she is active for Sergio Bonelli Editore, Mattel, Disney Pixar, Walt Disney Company Italia and Penguin Random House, while working for IDEA Academy.

Cover artist, illustrator, inker

Emilio Urbano, born in Naples in 1974, is an artist for the Italian Disney comics productions since the late 1990s. He has done stories with Simba in Amici di Zampa, gag pages with Pierino & Pieretto in Topolino, and stories and covers for PK2, the comic book about Donald as the superhero Paperinik. He has drawn the 14th book in the series Monster Allergy in 2006, and was also one of the artists of Disney's Ultraheroes comic in 2008. Apart from Disney, Urbano has provided the artwork for Adeline Blondieau's children's drama serial Célimène with Manuela Razzi, published by Le Lombard since 2011. He has also drawn for Marvel's The Mighty Avengers in 2011.

Brought up on the wrong side of the tracks in a bustling metropolis in Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada, Charles is really terrible at writing biographies of his life and times. Someday he will retire, think about writing his memoir, and then put it off until it’s too late. He currently lives in Canada’s smallest—and best—province where he is outnumbered by powerful women in his own home.