Wonderland Asylum

Everyone knows the Story of Alice's journey down the rabbit hole... but it's what happens next that is truly frightening. Wonderland has been targeting the Liddle family for years, turning Alice's son Johnny into the villainous Mad Hatter, and sending Calie and her daughter Violet on the run. However, Wonderland has now claimed Violet, and the youngest member of the Liddle family is on her own in the Realm of Dreams that has become a playground for nightmares. When the truth behind Wonderland's obsession with the Liddles is revealed, Violet will have to make a choice: embrace the madness of Wonderland in order to save her family... or go out fighting. Zenescope Entertainment reinvents the classic Lewis Carroll story as a supernatural horror tale for an entirely new generation of readers!

The fourth installment of Zenescope's epic Wonderland series begins as Calie and Violet take the fight to the realm that has been hunting them. As the mother and daughter team begin tapping into thte mysterious powers of Wonderland, the deadly duo of the Madder Hatter and Dark Cheshire are sent to murder them. Can Calie keep her daughter safe from the evils of Wonderland, or will they both fall to the realm that claimed the rest of their family? From the writers and creators who brought you the original Wonderland Trilogy comes the ongoing horror series unlike any you've ever seen... Welcome to a world full of madness and terror..Welcome to Wonderland. "Wonderland has been on my must read list ever since issue #1 and it promises to only get better." -- Geekadelphia

After years of torment at the hands of Wonderland and its many psychopathic denizens, Calie Liddle finally claimed victory. By defeating the Queen of Spades, Calie has assumed leadership of wonderland and her reign over the realm of madness has just gotten started. With the White Rabbit and reformed Cheshire Cat by her side, Calie seeks to transform the tainted realm back to its original glory... But it will not be an easy task.

Meet Celia, a quirky, sassy, much-older version of Wonderland's Alice than you might remember. Celia's been to Wonderland and back a few times, and she's a bit of a master at magic now. In fact, she's so good that the bad guys all want her for themselves, so she has to hide out in Florida under the alias "Celia," with some good guy protectors keeping her safe. And now, of course, there's a prophecy. There's always a prophecy. But Celia's at the heart of this one, and if she doesn't step up and do her job, the Queen of Hearts will win the battle once and for all - and none of us will exist anymore.

As an Age of Darkness spreads across the realms, pushing the Queens of Wonderland into conflict, Calie must take a final stand. Journeying into Wonderland to save her daughter Violet, Calie assembles a team of warriors in effort to take control of Wonderland... for good. WONDERLAND: VOLUME FIVE collects Wonderland #21 - 25.

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