Lorina Liddell in a garden playing with a ukulele (?), Oxford, summer 1860. Photograph by Charles Dodgson aka Lewis Carroll.

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Lorina Liddell in a garden playing with a ukulele (?), Oxford, summer 1860. Photograph by Charles Dodgson aka Lewis Carroll.
It's funny how a lot children's TV shows based on Alice in Wonderland try to add some sort of moral, since Lewis Carroll wrote the Alice books as an antithesis to the sort of moralizing literature of the Victorian Era. I feel like if you wanted to make a TV show that captures the spirit of the Alice books, you'd basically have to make what amounts to "G-rated Smiling Friends."
Lewis Carroll is an amazing guy. My parents once accidentally bought me this giant book of his stuff. I say accidentally because I no longer remember if it was a deliberate purchase (especially considering the size of the damn thing). It has like all of his poems, all his books, all his word puzzles, etc. It's massive. So I don't ever bust it out often. But it's a neat little thing to have around and available. Should probably buy a smaller bonus copy of Alice in Wonderland too someday, though.
Anyways! Lewis Carroll was not his name. His name was Charles Dodgson. He was mathematician and a poet. He wrote word play puzzles and even invented the form of puzzle known as the word ladder or doublets. He was a priest too, I believe. Most of his life was spent in and/or around one of the high class british universities. He was a bit aristocratic and conservative in his personal life (that part a brief wikipedia skim led me to believe), but he was also a gifted man with words and stories. I mean...if you read Alice in Wonderland, I don't know if you'd immediately assume a mathematician wrote it. But he did. And he wrote more like it.
He's an interesting author. I like children's stories. I especially like humorous stories and fantasy stories. He blended all three. He's a genius of the old classical era. And while this post was inspired by my anger at DC not paying his wonderland books their proper due, I mostly just ended up trying to show how Lewis Carroll is nothing like the character based off his books in these comics.
my collages of Mr. Dodgson and a little bit of Alice over the past two years.
Me, hearing the words “chortle” or “gyre”, my ears perking and my eyes turning red as if I were a white rabbit: Jabberwocky?? The Jabberwock? ‘Twas Brillig??? Jabberwocky??? Frabjous day??
AR Speaks OOC
So I was watching Disney’s 1951 “Alice in Wonderland” and…
THEY SPELLED LEWIS CARROLL’S NAME WRONG
THE MOVIE THAT IS BASED ON THE BOOKS THAT HE WROTE
AND THEY SPELLED HIS LAST NAME WRONG
💀💀💀
Just stuff I've done over the last 2ish years...
The New Policeman ; Bus Stop are copies.
WIzard of Oz ; About a Boy are merged copies.*I don't know if that's a thing, but I copied bits of several posters to make my own*
Alice in Wonderland ; Dragon are my own, not copied at all.
And finally Susan and Death are a Discworld parody of a famous painting, do you know which?..
What if Alice never left Wonderland? By Jeff Stanford, 2023 Buy prints at: https://jeff-stanford.pixels.com/