Alice in Blunderland

In 1952, Industrial Services published a single, standalone comic book issue of Alice in Blunderland, a satirical one-shot that reimagines Lewis Carroll's classic character navigating a modern, absurdly bureaucratic world. The issue is primarily associated with its writer and artist, John Stanley, whose sharp, deadpan humor defines the story's critique of post-war American life. Though a brief publication, it stands as a curious and clever piece of mid-century comic history, offering a unique, cynical twist on a beloved fairy tale.