Alice (Ziff-Davis)



Alice: New Adventures in Wonderland was a children's comic book published by Ziff-Davis during the early 1950s.

Loosely based on Lewis Carroll's well-known fantasies Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, the series updated the basic storyline to a contemporary (1950s) setting. Like many younger children's comics of the period, Alice drew heavily on themes of magic and imagination, featuring a little girl capable of traveling to an enchanted realm almost at will. The title seems to have been influenced by Dell's better known Mary-Jane and Sniffles, sharing many of the latter's narrative and artistic conventions.

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"New Adventires in Wonderland" is available for free download in CBR format:
 * Alice: New Adventures in Wonderland No. 10.