Lost Girls Hardcover Edition

from francescadefreitas

Very beautiful. The artwork and the stories-within-the-story grabbed me immediately. The accents of both Dorothy and Alice irritated me a little bit at the start, but I soon stopped noticing. I did find the eroticism a little overbearing (even cluttered) towards the end, but I suppose the war is ...

from Arctic-Stranger

First, I recommend reading the reviews below. I will not repeat a lot of what is said there, most of which is excellent. Although there is a ton of sex in this series of books, they are not about sex, in the same way that Moby Dick is not about whaling. Moore and Gebbie essentially assault you wi...

from SomewhatBent

Lost Girls Hardcover Edition (2009, 240 pp) by Alan Moore & Melinda Gebbie **NSFW** Ever wonder what happened after the fairy tales? Alice is back through the looking glass, Dorothy has returned from Oz and Wendy is home from Neverland. They find themselves together in an Austrian hotel in 1913. ...

from jvalka

This starts off modestly enough, but builds in intensity until the sexuality in book three becomes perverse: incest, bestiality, child molestation. It stops being sexy and becomes horrifying, which leads into the slaughter of World War 1, effectively demonstrating Alan Moore's assertion that war ...

from RobProsser

Lushly produced and lavishly illustrated filth from Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie which is so good it was almost worth the sixteen year it took to make. Shocking and outrageous, touching and sensitive.