Even though many years have passed, Aladdin remains in our hearts as one of the most romantic and exciting Disney movies so far. It is a tale of deception and rewards. Aladdin is set in the fictional city of Agrabah, a city where few hold the wealth, and the rest live in poverty. Aladdin does not attempt to be Robin Hood, but he would gift his only meal a hungry soul. There have been multiple Aladdin movie films, and the comics you are about to see will be about a few.

The story of Aladdin starts by showing how harsh Aladdin's and Princess Jasmine's lives are. They both live polar opposite lives with one being poor and the other wealthy. Still, they remain to be similar in more ways than one. They are both "trapped" in a life that they have little control over. With the help of a magic lamp, both their lives change drastically as star-crossed lovers come together.

Aladdin and Princess Jasmine are perhaps the most celebrated Disney couple of all time. In the Aladdin film, there are a plethora of moments to laugh at while watching. Even if you aren't an Aladdin fan or easily become flush-faced, you'll enjoy these comics.

The comics you are about read may be romantic and will attempt to make you laugh. Whether you blush or not, surely you will enjoy this compilation. These are 25 hilarious Aladdin comics that will make you blush. Enjoy!

21 Jasmine Does Her E-Mails

This jubilant short comic is about Jasmine and her tiger. In an alternate Aladdin reality where computers and the internet are present, Jasmine tries to do her e-mails. Suddenly, her pet tiger Rajah comes up to Jasmine and jumps onto her laptop. Nice to know that Jasmine decided to get a MacBook. Since her father is the Sultan of Agrabah, apparently she can afford to get an Apple MacBook.

Does Apple warranty cover tiger related viruses?

The close relationship we have seen with Jasmine and Rajah throughout the Aladdin movies is priceless. They like each other, and they have a long-lasting relationship. It is brave of Jasmine to have a pet tiger. Everyone should be jealous of Jasmine's adorable tiger friend. Tame and cuddly make Rajah a perfect pet.

Comic by Adam Ellis.

20 The Reason Behind The Hat

Aladdin has a very distinctive look, one which most Disney fans know very well. He never seems to walk around without his vest and hat, unless he's in his Prince Ali disguise (and that's a whole other story). But it's weird to wear a hat all the time, and Jasmine has finally decided to ask about it. We're assuming that she thinks he must have hat hair or something, but the actual answer is just a little weird.

He has a tiny bump under there, with a face on it. This leads to a lot of questions. Can it talk? Is it sentient? Has it always been there? We wonder if Jasmine and Aladdin's relationship will be the same now that she knows about it.

19 It's Not Easy To Win Jafar's Approval

There is only one thing worse than seeing Jafar from afar, and that is seeing Jafar from up close. Jafar is probably the ugliest Disney villain we've seen yet. Get a load of that curly goatee, red eyes, and outfit that looks like it is from a Katy Perry music video. "I wish to be the most powerful sorcerer in the world!"

Genie is trapped in a device that he may never be freed from. Jafar is a sorcerer who thinks only of his own needs. Hopefully, Aladdin swings by to save the day to that Genie can be free to live the way he wants. Return of Jafar is the sequel to Aladdin and is a worthy successor. We have grown tired of Jafar's snide remarks and his sarcastic quips. Don't listen to Jafar, Genie! You are more than just second rate.

Comic by WelcomeToNicolyeLand.

18 Influencing Them At A Young Age

Is it really hard to believe that Disney is trying to brainwash children? Characters will often make hand gestures that salute the devil for some odd reason. There are plenty of small details that can be taken out of a Disney comic that is suggestive and could be interpreted the wrong way.

Subliminally, Disney may be brainwashing our children into believing what is and isn't attractive. Children are impressionable at a young age and parents have to be careful when exposing them to subjective material. Of course, there is nothing wrong with dating someone who looks like Aladdin. More research needs to be done, but it is possible Disney animated films are altering our children's preferences for the better or worse.

Comic by IreneMartini.

17 Has The Sultan Gone Mad?!?!

Jasmine's life inside the palace is very sheltered since she is usually not allowed to go into the town. Her father appears to be a nice man who would do anything for his daughter, but maybe some things about the Sultan need to be reexamined when he is living a lavish life with all the riches while poor children without parents are left without food.

The Sultan has more than enough power and money to feed at least the children in his town.  Something is off about the town of Agrabah, and the Sultan refuses to do anything about the town's issues. Plus, Jafar is a sorcerer; why wouldn't the Sultan use Jafar's magic to save the town?

Comic by Dorkly.

16 A Whole New World Versus Magikarp

We can't quite put our finger on why, but this comic somehow is hilarious. Pokémon is a television show enjoyed by many. Few people ever thought that combining Aladdin and Pokémon into a single comic would ever happen. Comic creator Eric Sandstrom and artist Lauren Dawson did a phenomenal job with the captions, expressions on Aladdin's face, and the impeccable artwork of this beautiful Magikarp. Is there even water in the Arabian desert?

Jasmine would be insane if she didn't want to go on a Margikarpet ride. It would be, however, a short ride since Magikarps cannot fly and only use the "splash" technique. If you like Pokémon and you enjoy the film Aladdin, there are few reasons not to blush after reading this comic.

Comic by Eric Sandstrom and Lauren Dawson.

15 Mystery Of The Sphinx Explained In A Nutshell

Despite the creator of this comic misspelling the word "mystery" as "mistery," the comic does make a good point that we want to agree with. Much of what transpired in Ancient Egypt is unknown. How a civilization was able to construct pyramids that were so massive in size and stood for thousands of years and also make a giant Sphinx is crazy.

As many people know, the Sphinx is missing a nose. It is unknown how the nose fell off of the Sphinx, but there are some theories. Some say Napoleon's soldiers fired a cannonball and hit it. Since there are drawings of the Sphinx with its nose off before the Napoleonic era, we can assume Napoleon's soldiers didn't knock the nose off.

14 I Can Show You The World In 3 Minutes

How Aladdin (while riding a magic carpet) was able to travel to three different countries during one song is nothing short of impossible. Magic carpet or not, the speed they would have to travel would be so extreme that they would either fall off the carpet or have their bodies crushed by too much force. If they had hit a bug on the way, it would probably fly right through them causing severe injury because of how fast they would be traveling.

This comic comically illustrates how that scene would have appeared if it used realism. These comics are great ways for finding flaws in stories and Aladdin is a movie that is filled with flaws. His hat didn't even fall off during the entire trip. Impossible!

13 A Whole New Hairstyle

Girls reading this comic (especially ones with curly hair) will enjoy this one because it is a problem that many girls have with their hair. Having curly hair as a girl is like having a giant net on your head. Dirt and debris that blows in the wind can get trapped in the hair, and this is a reason why having curly hair can be annoying.

Princess Jasmine had partially curly hair in the film Aladdin. Her hair was mostly wrapped in hair accessories to keep it from falling apart. By the end of Aladdin and Princess Jasmine's night of traveling the world on a magic carpet, Princess Jasmine would have had more than just sand trapped in her hair. This comic addresses an important issue. Her hair wasn't as curly as in this comic, but debris probably would have got in her hair anyway.

Comic by StrayCurls.

12 Don't Close Your Eyes

This comic starts out with a pleasant tone and quickly travels south. Aladdin and Jasmine are voicing the lyrics of the "A Whole New World" song. This comic illustrator had a different idea of what should have happened in the movie. When Aladdin says "Don't you dare close your eyes," during the song, he says it pleasantly.

She should never have trusted Aladdin.

In this comic, Aladdin is filled with rage because Jasmine had closed her eyes. Even though Jasmine sees that Aladdin is furious with her because she closed her eyes, she continues singing the song. Aladdin responds to Jasmine by kicking her off the magic carpet. This is one of the most outrageous Aladdin comics we've seen yet. Hopefully, the carpet caught Jasmine, and she didn't fall to her demise.

11 The One Rule He Won't Budge On

When Genie and Aladdin first meet in the Cave of Wonders, Genie explains to Aladdin his three rules relating to wishes. Genie says that bringing people back from the grave is not allowed and paints a graphic picture describing why he doesn't bring people back from this state. Rule #3: I can't bring anyone back from the grave.

This comic cleverly picks out the fact that Genie's third rule implies that he has brought people back from the grave before. Aladdin wishes for some lady to come back from the beyond for some reason. She has one eye, and Aladdin doesn't seem to mind her company. Does this mean Aladdin can make unlimited wishes? It doesn't seem as if these rules are binding and Genie just probably doesn't want to fulfill them.

Comic by Dorkly.

10 Uhh... Aren't You My Butler?

This comic misrepresents Prince Jasmine's personality by insinuating that she would drink certain drinks and by saying that she would have a sardonic attitude which involves thinking Aladdin is a servant. Princess Jasmine is part of a royal family in the place she lives in, but that does not give her the right to act however she feels.

Aladdin merely wanted to have an Arabian night out with Princess Jasmine so he and she could travel the world. Princess Jasmine's comment in this comic is not reflective of her personality in the movie. Her comment was rude and inexcusable. She's the princess of Agrabah, and the way she spoke in this situation was just plain cold. Then again, maybe this is a real side of Jasmine we haven't seen.

9 10,000 Years In The Cave Of Wonders Isn't That Long

In an alternate reality, Aladdin is not the charming boy he appears to be. Genie's deepest desire is to be wished free from his Genie curse. For centuries, Genie has been a slave to the lamp, and no master had wished him free because naturally, they all wanted wishes for themselves. Aladdin differs from most people because he is a selfless, compassionate human being. Aladdin could have wished for all the riches in the world, a giant house, or a superpower, but he instead wishes Genie free.

The idea that Aladdin decided to change his wish to "immortality" at the last second is humorous satire.This comic doesn't make us blush as much as some of the other comics on this list, but we included it anyway since the content is downright hilarious.

Comic by CollegeHumor.

8 Who Doesn't Want A Whole New World?

We can't help but blush from this comic because of how it recaptures one of Aladdin's most heartfelt scenes. Poikas, the creator of this comic, added characters that weren't Aladdin and Jasmine, but they do speak similar words and use the same mannerisms. Although not the same, this Aladdin scene is reminiscent of the Romeo and Juliet window scene. Always trust a stranger on a magic carpet.

Any attempt to make a comic that relives classic Aladdin scenes is a winning idea in our books. Aladdin is one of the most beloved Disney films and for a reason. It is a tale of love in a foreign land that can be enjoyed by audiences of all ages. Most would be reluctant to trust a stranger standing on a flying carpet, but Princess Jasmine does anyway because she somehow feels comfortable.

7 Does Windows XP Make Me Look Fat?

The character in this photo is not Abis Mal nor is he Aladdin. The door he is trying to open is also not the Cave of Wonders. It does, however, contain many of the same elements contained in Aladdin. How this man is unable to answer the correct password is strange. It's a rock, not a computer!

The comic tries to compare opening a cave password in the Aladdin world to logging into a computer. Technically they both involve answer a password with accuracy, but caves are not case-sensitive, and they do not have underscores or dollar signs in them usually. Can he just hurry up and login so we can see what treasure lies behind the cave door or we going to have to get a bulldozer and smash the wall down?

Comic by Bizarro.

6 Do Not Repeat This Joke To Jasmine

This comic is great because it allows us to think deeper than many of the other comics contained on this listicle. Jasmine explains how she doesn't want to talk about the topic of marriage like she has with her father for so long. She wants to instead talk about "humor is often used as a tool of oppression. The Sultan responds, "do not repeat Jafar's funny sandwich joke to Jasmine!"

The contrast between Princess Jasmine making a thoughtful remark and her father trying not to upset his daughter makes for a beautiful comic. The idea of Princess Jasmine being wed to Jafar is unsettling to the say the least. The Sultan should be more careful about who his daughter marries and that he doesn't pair her up with a diabolical sorcerer.

5 Aladdin And Jasmine Not Happily Ever After

Aladdin and Jasmine become star-crossed lovers at the end of Aladdin. In this comic, Aladdin and Princess Jasmine had plans to go to a dinner party, but don't seem to be in the mood to go. Aladdin exclaims "I wish we didn't have to go to this dinner party." Why did you have to give away the last wish, Al?

Many of the comics in this compilation seem to agree that Aladdin's last wish of setting the Genie free wasn't the best idea. Genie has the power to turn Jafar into a genie, so it would make sense that he would be able to wish for 1,000 genies. With 1,000 genies, one could potentially make unlimited wishes. This comic shows a side of Aladdin and Princess Jasmine that we have not seen before. Jasmine may, however, have a good reason to be angry.

Comic by CollegeHumor.

4 Changing Things Up A Bit

We see another comic creator make their own version of the majestic Aladdin balcony scene. All characters including Aladdin, Rajah, Genie, and Princess Jasmine are replaced with entirely different characters in this scene. The comic makes some slight changed in dialogue compared to the original and stays spot on with the romantic appeal. Genie is replaced with Cake from Adventure Time. Starcrossed lovers meet once again.

The sweet-tempered sky and the color variation makes this comic pleasing to the eye. Its introduction of Adventure Time characters and images that make us blush makes this comic a winner in our books. The only thing that can be changed about this comic to improve it is to add more pictures. We love this comic from Aladdin.

3 A Strange Crossover

This next comic features Aladdin pining over Jinx from League Of Legends. The popular "loose cannon" does have some amazing eyes and there is no denying how beautiful she is. For some reason, this comic kind of makes us blush and we think that overall, it is just an awesome comic.

This mysterious lady's various expressions are the icing on the cake for this delightful comic. Aladdin describes his perfect romantic partner and the character on the right side may fit his description. Genie cannot make someone fall in love with Aladdin, but he can help him do things that would help someone fall in love with Aladdin. Aladdin is a hopeless romantic at heart, and this comic is fantastic.

2 Just A Genie

Despite being way more powerful than Aladdin and friends, Genie has stuck with them and been a loyal companion. Aladdin's reliance on Genie goes quite far, and their relationship continues to live on because Aladdin is not a greedy person. Since when does a Genie complain?

This comic illustrates a scene that shows what it would be like if Aladdin was selfish. Each of Aladdin's wishes attempts not to break Genie's three rules. He slightly alters the wishes so that he doesn't break the rules, but he gains similar benefits. Lust differs from love, being immortal isn't wishing someone back from the dead, and a wish for one hundred more genies does not wish for more wishes. What about Genie's freedom?

Comic by Dorkly.