Cheshire Crossing #[nn]
In "Epilogue," Dorothy, Alice, and Wendy—once dismissed as delusional—find their impossible worlds confirmed as real by the enigmatic Ernest Rutherford. As the three grapple with years of trauma and mistrust, a desperate act by Alice sets off a chain reaction: she steals Dorothy’s silver slippers, pulls Wendy into Oz, and triggers an attack from the Wicked Witch. Written by Andy Weir and illustrated with delicate precision by Sarah Andersen—whose inks, colors by Alison George, Kayla Bickers, and Dujo Gubser, and lettering by Dave Lanphear bring the story to life—this issue marks a pivotal moment in a world where fantasy and reality collide. The cover, also by Sarah Andersen, captures the tension with quiet intensity.
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Dorothy, Alice and Wendy have spent years in treatment because of their delusions of bizarre other worlds. Ernest Rutherford gathers them together because he recognizes that each of these worlds is real, and that each of the girls can access them. But the girls are bitter, suspicious, and traumatized. Alice steals Dorothy's silver slippers and enters Oz, accidentally dragging Wendy along and provoking an attack by the Wicked Witch.
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