The Report; Drawn In; Rose Red to White; The Big Sale last edited by Darkside_of_the_Sun on 06/26/22 07:28AM View full history

    The Liddle home has been the scene of many horrible events over the years. Many innocent and not so innocent victims have fallen victim to the whim of the looking glass mirror. But now the curse of the house of Liddle has reached beyond the confines of the home...and no one is safe. 4 horror-filled stories come together to fill the pages of this unbelievable 48 page issue!

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    • The variant cover is a homage of Grant Wood's painting American Gothic.
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    2010 Wonderland Annual #1 - The Report; Drawn In; Rose Red to White; The Big Sale by razzatazz on August 15, 2012

    Reading this it is evident that the creative mind behind the entire Grimm Fairy Tales can till pull out some pretty good material when they put their mind to it.  As usual the strength of the writing does not come in original material rather in paying homage to another concept from myth, fairy tale or legend.  Here though they are borrowing from a new source of media – film.  The underlying format of this story is a modification of the movie Rear Window.  In the movie a crippled man that can’t l...

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