We've alsohad some time since'Escape From Wonderland'came out, and the conversations began turning more and more toward Wonderland. We decided the only way to do it was to wait for the right story to come along, one that would be able to stand on its own merits yet also play into this massive mythology we've developed over the last five years. After how well the 'Wonderland' trilogy turned out, the last thing we wanted to do was to run this thing into the ground. Raven Gregory: We'd been talking about doing the 'Alice' story for quite some time, but we all agreed we'd only do it if we had a really good story to tell. In fact, this is the first time you've actually visited the original character of Alice.

This December, Zenescope and longtime 'Wonderland' writer Raven Gregory take readers back to the very beginning of the Wonderland saga with 'Alice in Wonderland.' Starring Alice Liddle, the series, featuring covers by Artgerm, Eric Basaluda and Nei Ruffino, promises to touch on some of the classic elements from Lewis Carroll's original work along with the trademarked twist of 'Return to Wonderland.'ĬBR News spoke with Gregory about the next chapter in his epic story, the mythology of Wonderland, how 'Alice in Wonderland' will bridge the gap to 'Return to Wonderland' and what the future holds for both Alice and Calie in the years to come.ĬBR News: Raven, before 'Alice in Wonderland,' you had sent your time following the escapades of Alice's granddaughter Calie in Wonderland.

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