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Johnny is the one who becomes the Mad Hatter. He's still Calie's brother and Violet's uncle, which makes what he does to the family that much worse. Calie knows who he was before all of this. There's also Uncle Drake. Drake is Alice's broth...
Calie's full name is Carroll Ann Liddle. She's Alice and Lewis's daughter, Johnny's sister, and eventually Violet's mom. Brandon Price is her boyfriend and Violet's father. Violet is born in Beyond Wonderland #6. Later, when we get to the o...
Start with Alice. She's already been through Wonderland by the time we meet her as Calie's mom in Return to Wonderland. Calie sees what's going on with her, but she doesn't have the whole explanation for why her mom is like that. When Alice...
One thing that can get confusing with Wonderland is the Liddle family. Alice is Calie's mom. Calie is Violet's mom. Johnny is Calie's brother, so he's Violet's uncle. Alice was married to Lewis, and Calie and Johnny are their kids. Violet's...
By Wonderland #26, Calie is the White Queen. She's trying to get the madness out of what used to be the Realm of Dreams. The White Rabbit is her adviser, and the Cheshire Cat is her guard. That's how far she's gotten from Return to Wonderla...
When the ongoing Wonderland series starts, Violet is a teenager, and she and Calie are still running. Violet's grown up with this being part of her life. Calie has to keep trying to protect her, and Violet is old enough to have her own opin...
Return to Wonderland starts with Alice already home and her family already having problems. Calie doesn't understand everything that's happened to her mom. Then she follows the rabbit and winds up in Wonderland herself. Beyond Wonderland pi...
Then there's Charles Dodgson. He's sick, he doesn't want to die, and he makes a deal to keep himself alive by giving other people to Wonderland. Alice gets pulled into that arrangement. The explanation Calie gets makes it sound like the fam...
The experiment involves Henry Allen. His research opens a way into Wonderland, and his family gets caught up in what he's found. His wife Elizabeth becomes the Red Queen. Their son William becomes the King of Hearts, who also goes by the Su...
Alice wasn't the first person to get mixed up with Wonderland. There was already a connection to Earth before her, and some of the people she and Calie run into had lives here before they ended up over there. Then you've got Charles Dodgson...
There's also the future Wolverine in Uncanny X-Men #142. A Sentinel kills him during their attack on its base. That's Logan from the future shown in Days of Future Past. It isn't the present-day Wolverine dying in the main part of the story...
The famous drop-of-blood example in Uncanny X-Men Annual #11 needs the rest of the scene attached to it. His blood lands on the Crystal of Ultimate Vision. That enormous outside power is involved in bringing him back, and he briefly has god...
Uncanny X-Men #205, “Wounded Wolf,” is a really clear example of Wolverine needing time. Lady Deathstrike and the cyborgs have hurt him badly enough that he's disoriented and struggling to remember himself. Katie Power helps him keep away f...
The Brood is where calling Wolverine simply immune can give the wrong impression of what happens to him. In Uncanny X-Men #162, he's infected, he's in pain and the transformation begins. His healing factor eventually beats the embryo, but h...
In the 1982 Wolverine miniseries, Logan is poisoned before Shingen humiliates him in their fight. His body can keep him alive through it, but the poison still affects him. Shingen gets to take advantage of that. That's an important detail w...
Wolverine heals fast, but the older stories don't treat that as a reason for every injury to be over immediately. He gets hurt. He gets poisoned. He gets worn down. Sometimes he needs enough time for his body to catch up with what has been...
By #37, the fight between Wolverine and Deathstrike is going through different points in time. They pass through things connected to her history, including her transformation, and end up back around the events of “Wounded Wolf.” Logan remem...
The Ernesto they're with is Ernest Hemingway, which is a pretty unexpected person for Wolverine and Puck to end up travelling with while Lady Deathstrike is after them. Inez is there too, and they're trying to get through a place where peop...
Blood and Claws starts with Wolverine going to visit Puck in Vancouver. Three issues later, they've been through the Spanish Civil War and several other stops in time, with Lady Deathstrike trying to kill Logan along the way. This is Wolver...
What makes the order interesting is that readers met the X-Man first and got this part of his past much later. By 1991, you've already seen Logan make plenty of decisions, good and bad. You've seen him get angry, help people, fall in love a...