Posting Wonderland

We've been following along with Howie Post's Alex and his determined quest to 'set things right' In a Wonderland gone askew...

page art by Howie Post for Wonderland Comics #s 6 & 7 (1946)

Alex Meets Mary And Mother Goose

As we continue to follow along with Howie Post's Alex In Wonderland comics, we find there are problems with Mary and her Little Lamb, and then meet Mother Goose herself.

Let's jump straight to it, shall we?

Next time - Alex meets Ole King Cole and Macaw gets baked!

page art by Howie Post for Wonderland Comics #s 4 & 5 (1946)

Back To Wonderland

A few days ago we saw the first Alex In Wonderland strip as we started our current look at some of Howie Post's early work. There have been plenty of different types of Wonderland comics and stories over the years. What set the Alex tales apart, aside from boasting the work of Howie Post, was the notion that things were... not right, shall we say?
The old nursery rhymes have gone askew, and Alex is determined to set them right.

In his first trip to Wonderland, Alex was miffed that Humpty Dumpty was entirely too whole and hearty. Y'know... Destiny is cruel.
Let's pick up where we left off, and see what happened in the second (and third) tale(s) -

We'll be back later with two more tales of Alex's adventures in Wonderland. Meanwhile, over in The 1940s Funny Animalphabet, we're looking at Howie's run on Presto Pete, The Magic Bunny.

page art by Howie Post for Wonderland Comics #s 2 & 3 (1945, 1946)