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Original Title:	Heart no Kuni no Alice
ISBN:	1427817693 (ISBN13: 9781427817693)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Alice in the Country of Hearts #1
Characters:	Alice Liddell, Peter White, Julius Monrey, Blood Duprey, Nightmare, Mary Gowland, Elliot March, Vivaldi, Queen of Hearts, Ace, Knight of Hearts, Boris the Cat, Dee the Twin, Dum the Twin

Alice in the Country of Hearts, Vol. 01 (Alice in the Country of Hearts #1) Paperback | Pages: 182 pages

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The story in this particular manga, is basically a somewhat violent retelling of Alice in wonderland. It all starts off fairly well, and I was interested in the plot, and how this author was going to make it different to the original. As a huge lover of Alice in wonderland, I was definitely expecting more than this. As you make your way through the book, we introduced to a neverending queue of guys, that seem to love Alice, as well as themselves, and around halfway through, the plot descends into madness. I didn't know what was happening, and the plot became incredibly confusing and lifeless. Alice, as a character, is fine, but I had no interest in the men running around persuing her. And, I'm not offended by cursing, but, the word "prick" in an Alice in wonderland manga? No, that didn't work. The best single thing about this book was the artwork. It was wonderful. But, unfortunately, I'm not sure if it is enough to get me to read the next book in the series.

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Title	:	Alice in the Country of Hearts, Vol. 01 (Alice in the Country of Hearts #1)
Author	:	QuinRose
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 182 pages
Published	:	February 9th 2010 by TokyoPop (first published July 10th 2008)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Manga. Fantasy. Graphic Novels. Romance. Comics. Young Adult. Media Tie In. Anime

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The story in this particular manga, is basically a somewhat violent retelling of Alice in wonderland. It all starts off fairly well, and I was interested in the plot, and how this author was going to make it different to the original. As a huge lover of Alice in wonderland, I was definitely expecting more than this. As you make your way through the book, we introduced to a neverending queue of guys, that seem to love Alice, as well as themselves, and around halfway through, the plot descends

As far as first impressions go from just volume 1, this didn't do much for me. Out of curiosity, I'm going to read on, and hope it really reels me in. I'm all for new takes on Alice in Wonderland.

One of my new favorites!!!! Peter White is hilarious! Blood is so mysterious and dangerous, but I like him! And then theres Ace, he is just a doozy! He's always getting poor Alice lost and farther from home instead of closer. Vol 2, come to me!!!

Alice in the Country of Hearts is like Ouran High School Host Club set in Wonderland. I would best describe this as a shojo fantasy manga that is really all about a romance with multiple suiters with the world acting a backdrop. It's good to make this clear right off the bat, if you're expecting an adventure manga set in a sprawling Wonderland you won't find that here. In this adaptation, our Alice is well in her teen years when she's kidnapped by a white rabbit who takes her to Wonderland to

A twisted take on Alice in Wonderland that is puzzling, but enjoyable. The Country of Hearts characters, much like their Wonderland originals, introduce Alice to an existence that is both absurd and rather brutal. Most of the land's inhabitants walk around armed to the teeth and are literally heartless--a repurposable timepiece, rather than a beating heart, the only thing giving them life. As in the original, Alice's exotic status as an outsider allows her a loophole from most of the rules of

I dont even know anymore.Basically, this is a violent retelling of Alice in Wonderland. Alice Liddell isnt sure if shes dreaming or not, but shes in a strange world where the inhabitants of Wonderland are locked in civil war and just about everyone she meets loves her with a few exceptions. She believes this world is a product of her loneliness. This is a wholly ridiculous story, but I like it for some reason. I think it has everything to do with the characters and how cheerfully violent most of

I thought this was a fun manga. It's a modern take on Alice in Wonderland. Alice comes across as likeable, at least in my mind. She finds herself in a strange place and tries to make her way the best she can. The various powers of Wonderland (the Queen, the mafia, the amusement park...) are often at odds with each other, but she visits them and tries to get along. She's kind to those who are kind to her but she doesn't hold back her opinions. There are many, many, young men/rabbit-men/cat-men