An interesting companion work to Beddor's Looking Glass Wars which does not necessarily stand so well on its own merits. The art is sketchy and atmospheric in nature, and this can make following the story confusing at times. ( )

Creative and endearing plot but never really got into it ( )

This is a companion graphic novel to the book, The Looking Glass Wars. While the book was well written, it didn't work for me. However, this book was much better - we have the Mad Hatter, the Queen of Wonderland's Body Guard, looking for her daughter, Alyss, who is lost somewhere in time and space in our world. Its written from the perspective a group of investigators who follow the actions of the Mad Hatter through his journeys in Europe.

While there is no great story nor is there a much in the lines of character development, the action is great, the story is fun, and its a great read. It stands alone from the book. ( )

It was okay. ( )

This graphic Novel it intrigued me from the first page. Usually I don’t read this type of format, but I decided to “shut my eyes”, and give it a try. My curiosity was awarded with an inter-dimensional travelling with a dynamic and intricate plot that carries you in a frenetic quest around the globe. I started my quest with a dilemma Alice in Wonderland the true story, or Alyss in Wonderland the girl who was lost and who appears in this quest a glamour that carries the action further into an unknown world? This book it is a direct invitation to let your imagination free. Mr. Hatter the royal guard is a Sherlock Holmes that has come from the Looking Glass Wars to search for his lost princess. The graphic has a classic arrangement of the elements of a traditional fairy tale. We have the good princess, abducted by an evil force, the good guy, who is not so good because in order to protect the innocent and poor, has to kill some other fellows. Hatter Madigan has some allies such as the boy, Abraham (Bram) Stoker, the journalist, Magda Pushkin, and an innocent girl Edwina who has powerful physic energy. The rest of the story is a battle between good and evil, some vampires and zombies are killed in the process. I didn’t get bored and I felt like watching a movie. I think I got the graphic beginner fever… I need volume 2. ( )