When Walt Disney's animated Alice in Wonderland debuted in 1951...
...several comics publishers tried to take advantgage of the source book being in public domain by doing their own versions!
(Note that the Allen Anderson cover has Alice in a blue dress, like the animated character, but the stories show her wearing red!)
(Note that the Allen Anderson cover has Alice in a blue dress, like the animated character, but the stories show her wearing red!)
Writer/artist Dave Berg, who created this never-reprinted tale from Ziff-Davis' Alice #10 (1951), later achieved his greatest and longest-lasting success as the auteur behind MAD Magazine's "The Lighter Side of..." feature where his cranky self-portrait, Roger Kaputnik often appeared!
Note: Alice #10 was actually the first issue of the series, but there's no indication of a Ziff-Davis book that ended with #9 and was then retitled "Alice"...madness indeed!
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This blog is old. Not sure if its active. But i wanted to comment and note that the cover for this comic at some point in time was edited and used as the cover photo for the 1949 alice in wonderland, and is used on some streaming services. I have no idea why
ReplyDeleteThe cover was published years after the 1949 movie, so whatever DVD is using it is a pirate version.
ReplyDeleteBTW, The blog was "born" in 2007, so unless you're under 17, it's younger than you are!
And it's still active!
In fact, I've been posting daily for years!
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