Finally, Alice faces off against the Jabberwocky and wins, depending on your definition of winning. Alice is winning, much to the Jabberwocky’s unhappiness, so he sends Gravity into play. Alice is saved by the Queen of Spades, who wants to “help” Alice escape, but Alice has to do something first.Īlice begins to gather power and an army, hopefully strong enough to defeat the Jabberwocky and those helping him. Once more Alice thinks she’s safe, but she isn’t. After a run in with the Mad Hatter and March Hare, the Queen of Hearts takes in Alice. She stops there, hoping for a rest, but things don’t work out quite that way. Alice, meanwhile, breaks away from the Walrus and runs through the woods and manages to find a strange house. While she talks with him, the White Rabbit goes to the Queen of Hearts, the March Hare, and the Mad Hatter in search of Alice.

The White Rabbit may not be wholly on Alice’s side and Alice meets the Walrus. Alice and the White Rabbit run into the Cheshire Cat, who is not as nice as the Disney version.

Years later, Alice is awoken by the White Rabbit, who says he has come to take her away from the Jabberwocky. The Jabberwocky tricks Alice into doing something for him he wants to get to her world. After gravity switches up on Alice, she lands not so gently and comes face to face with the Jabberwocky. Once inside, she hears voices calling her to Wonderland.Īlice meets the White Rabbit, who leads her to a tunnel with doors leading to different kinds of dreams. However, instead of falling asleep or anything else, she’s being pressured by her grandparents to go into a hole in a tree. It starts off with the version of Alice most people know, the little girl. Alice In Wonderland contains issues 1-6 from Zenescope’s Grimm Fairy Tales adaptation of the classic story.

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