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A Revolving Review of ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’
Sergio García Sánchez pays visual homage to Lewis Carroll’s classic tale.
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By Sergio Garcia Sanchez
Sergio García Sánchez, a cartoonist, illustrator and professor at the University of Granada, is a co-author, with Nadja Spiegelman, of the graphic novel “Lost in NYC: A Subway Adventure.”
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