While Disney heroines are typically berated for not being feminist enough (sleeping beauty did need a man to save her, after all), they are undeniably a part of pop-culture and a part of little-girls lives. So many girls say they want to be a princess, and there is merit to the thinking and to the idolization of the princesses, and other Disney heroines. For example, I have heard numerous little girls say they want to read books “to have a library as big as Princess Belle’s!”
Artist Isaiah Stephens has given us the best of both worlds, taking both the princesses and the non-princesses of Disney and depicted them as some of the most notable pop-culture female characters. These characters are the perfect blend of kick-ass and pretty princess. Check them out below!
The Hunchback of Notre Dame’s Esmeralda as Michonne from The Walking Dead
Hercules’ Meg as Catwoman
Tarzan’s Jane Porter as Lara Croft
Peter Pan’s Wendy Darling as Princess Leia
Sally Skellington as Raven from the Teen Titans
Enchanted’s Giselle as Daphne Blake from Scooby-Doo.
Merida as Rogue
Belle as Hermione Granger
Cinderella as Annabeth Chase
Mulan as Xena
Pocahontas as Katniss Everdeen
Aurora as Daenerys Targaryen
Tiana as Avatar Korra
Repunzel as Sailor Moon
Jasmine as Chun-Li
Ariel as Black Widow
Snow White as Wonder Woman
Alice, from Alice in Wonderland, as Buffy
Atlantis: The Lost Empire’s Kida as Storm from the X-Men
Tinkerbell as Beatrix Kiddo (aka The Bride) from Kill Bill
The Princess and the Frog’s Charlotte La Bouff as the Pink Ranger
The Mirror Reflects 
I love these!!
I agree they are very cool!