This weeks installment does not have a Mickey Mouse story on the cover, which I find very odd as the comic is titled Mickey Mouse Weekly. ...

Wow, 600 posts.  Hard to believe, and that's even with my relatively paltry output these past few months. While not exactly vintage, ...

Another fun cover on this issue from October 6th, 1951, with the title Stand and Deliver (makes me think of Adam and the Ants , but I'm...

I love this cover, I call it the Ben Hur cover (for obvious reasons).  Although I find it difficult to imagine Donald as a Roman charioteer....

I saw this article and just about died.  Too bad he wasn't as whimsical in his rule...

This may be the only photo I have of the Fantasyland variation of the Alice attraction poster (thank you Jed!).  It is a pretty nice snapsho...

A little tardy (seems to be the norm for me these days), but better late than never!  Chapter 10, sporting a Donald cover amidst bucolic fal...

Issue dated September 15, 1951, featuring a cool cover of jousting knights and chapter 9, wherein we finally meet the Walrus and the Carp...

Today Computer Girl heads of to Bonnie Scotland for a year-long graduate program at the University of Glasgow. To commemorate this auspicio...

And I'm not just sayin' that 'cause I got quoted.   D23's Jim Fanning wrote this very nice article on all things Alice fo...

Chapter 8, dated September 8th, 1951, issue 591. Looks like I jumped the gun slightly, but the Walrus and the Carpenter are at least ment...

Continuing the series, with chapter 7, dated September 1st, 1951 wherein Alice meets the Tweedles and is instructed in the finer points o...

And on we boldly stumble...I'm having trouble keeping up these last few weeks, what with unexpected tremors, A/C death, and eminent depa...

And on we go.  Cover this time features Donald and nephews, with an Enid Blyton Secret Seven badge. As a bonus, we have the article on Kath...

As some of you may know, when I'm not cataloging Alice goodies from the 1950s, I'm a software guy with a Physics degree from Caltech...

Chapter four in the issue dated August 11th, 1951 (I'm so clever matching up the dates, don't you think?). Cover sports another coo...

Oops, caught me napping, sorry about that.  The next installment feature a neat cover inset with Mr Turnip (just for you Major), another co...

Chapter 2 appears in the issue dated July 28th, 1951, the date of the US premiere and the official anniversary of the film's release. S...

Although the Walt Disney Company celebrates the anniversary of the release of Alice in Wonderland on July 28th, it in fact had its world pr...

The wait is over, issue #584 begins our Alice in Wonderland serialization, and less than a week before the world premiere in London! I lo...