Alice

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We are thrilled to announce the launch of a new comic strip on Comics Kingdom, ALICE! Created by the talented artist, cartoonist, architect, and college professor Andrea Beizer. Andrea’s diverse background in the visual arts, architecture, and education has led her to develop an incredibly unique and thought-provoking comic strip that will captivate readers from all walks of life. Alice, the main character, is getting older but is still single and trying to make her mark on society.  She is a person going about her life.  Her reality depends on what is happening at any moment and how she perceives it within the context of relationships, society’s expectations, and desires.  Although it may seem like an endless struggle, there are signs of hope as Alice often questions her situation and the reality of her environment.  I see her as a reaction of “every woman” or “every man” because, in the end, who we are is an accumulation of our thought and struggles, no matter how “real” or “dysfunctional” they may seem to others. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of art forms, Andrea’s outsider art perspective has infused ALICE with a […]