The last picture in our wildly successful Alice series, the main character of the story makes her highly anticipated appearance. Alice's adventures begin after she glances at the book her sister is reading and thinks it's a dreadful book, because it has "no pictures or conversations". Alice wonders "what is the use of a book without pictures or conversations," and shortly thereafter finds herself chasing the White Rabbit. Is it all in her head? Is she just creating the book she would love to read? It's possible, but why would every single one of her creations make fun of her? Well, maybe Wonderland is real, and those creatures don't only exist in Alice's imagination. But hey, sometimes fictional characters can feel as real as real people, sometimes even more so. Or maybe that's when you know you're starting to lose your mind --'cause those voices I hear aren't real, are they?
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
The Star at Last
The last picture in our wildly successful Alice series, the main character of the story makes her highly anticipated appearance. Alice's adventures begin after she glances at the book her sister is reading and thinks it's a dreadful book, because it has "no pictures or conversations". Alice wonders "what is the use of a book without pictures or conversations," and shortly thereafter finds herself chasing the White Rabbit. Is it all in her head? Is she just creating the book she would love to read? It's possible, but why would every single one of her creations make fun of her? Well, maybe Wonderland is real, and those creatures don't only exist in Alice's imagination. But hey, sometimes fictional characters can feel as real as real people, sometimes even more so. Or maybe that's when you know you're starting to lose your mind --'cause those voices I hear aren't real, are they?
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Esta chulo el dibujo pero me han gustado mucho más los anteriores, las piernas de la pobre Alicia tienen una postura un poco estraña.
No le veo nada raro a las piernas, pero bueno...
No me he prodigado mucho en comentarios para esta Alice Series que te has marcado. Aunque eso no quiere decir que no haya revisado y disfrutado con los dibujos. Un verdadero homenaje que te has sacado de la chistera. Cuando estuve en Oxford hace un par de meses me imaginaba al señor Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, conocido no por este nombre sino por Lewis Carroll. Matématico el hombre y profe en Christ Church, el precioso college que hemos podido ver varias veces en las pelis de Harry Potter.
Y ahora puedes hacer click en el label y verlos todos juntos!
Oxford tiene que ser precioso, la verdad.
La verdad es que coincido con Nash sobre el dibujo. Mola, pero me esperaba algo más acorde con las anteriores entregas.
Definitivamente mi preferido de toda la serie es el de la duquesa.
Supongo que con "las anteriores entregas" te refieres a las dos últimas ;)
Y te debo una visita, Jorge :)
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