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Hatter M: Far from Wonder | Frank Beddor, Liz Cavalier

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Volume 1 in the Hatter M Graphic Novel Series Like a violent birth, Royal Bodyguard Hatter Madigan explodes through a puddle on the Champs Elysees from his world in the year 1859, shockingly separated from the future Queen of Wonderland he had been entrusted to protect. Pursued by the police, taunted by nationalistic Frenchmen and challenged by an evil black magician, Hatter must evade the authorities while simultaneously searching for lost princess Alyss! Hatter M returns after a dangerous visit to Wonderland convinced Alyss remains lost somewhere in our world. Determined to find the lost princess, Hatter moves forward with his plan to track the Glow of Imagination, but quickly discovers he is not alone in his mad search"

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Hatter M: Far from Wonder | Frank Beddor, Liz Cavalier

so-so

I picked up a copy of this at the fairfax library con this weekend. The story is interesting. And the art is cool (a lot is without dialogue). But it was a little hard to follow the plot.

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