J. Scott Campbell Covers Beyond Wonderland

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J. Scott Campbell Covers Beyond Wonderland

By: Stephen Schleicher | July 2nd, 2008

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Zenescope Entertainment has announced J. Scott Campbell has done the cover for the company’s upcoming Beyond Wonderland #1 issue that arrives at the end of the month. David Finch does the other variant cover that will be shipping 50/50 to stores. I wonder if that means if my LCS only orders two of these issues, if they’ll get one of each…

Complete covers (and more boobies) after the jump.

“It’s an exciting time when two amazing artists in this industry both offer to do covers for your series.” Said Zenescope VP Ralph Tedesco, “I can’t thank J. Scott or David enough for the work and brilliance they put into each of their pieces.”

Beyond Wonderland is the sequel mini-series to Zenescope’s indie hit Return To Wonderland and is a dark, horror-filled take on Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. Tedesco describes the series as “American Beauty meets Jacob’s Ladder with a nightmarish version of Carroll’s classic sprinkled throughout.”

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