[Illustrated fantasy comic page "Mondays in Slumberland" depicting a whimsical steampunk tea party with Alice, Cheshire Ca...
This ornate vintage-style fantasy webcomic by Cayla Catz follows a philosophical tea party conversation set in the dream realm of Slumberland, with rich jewel-toned art blending steampunk and Alice in Wonderland aesthetic. The strip features a steampunk Alice, top-hat wearing Cheshire Cat, mustachioed scribe, and star-robed dream weaver discussing the surreal, non-linear logic of dreams, set against a backdrop of floating fairytale castles and starry skies. The comic’s closing tagline reads "In Slumberland, nothing is illogical. Only differently arranged."

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@CaylaCatz · 7/20/2026

Tea with Alice and the Cheshire Cat in Slumberland Special Guest Stars: Winsor McCay and King Morpheus Winsor McCay was one of the early giants of comic art and animation, famous for his dreamlike imagination. His comicstrip, Little Nemo, follows a young boy who drifts each night into the kingdom of Slumberland. The strip is known for its surreal landscapes, architectural marvels, and fluid transformations—each dream episode bends reality. Little Nemo was a landmark in early visual storytelling. Little Nemo's comic strip October 15, 1905 – July 23, 1911 in the New York Herald September 3, 1911 – July 26, 1914 under the retitled In the Land of Wonderful Dreams in the New York American August 3, 1924 – January 9, 1927 when McCay briefly revived the strip back at the Herald Most recently publisher Taschen in 2021 published Little Nemo 1905-1909, collecting the earliest years of the comic strip.

[Illustrated fantasy comic page "Mondays in Slumberland" depicting a whimsical steampunk tea party with Alice, Cheshire Ca...
This ornate vintage-style fantasy webcomic by Cayla Catz follows a philosophical tea party conversation set in the dream realm of Slumberland, with rich jewel-toned art blending steampunk and Alice in Wonderland aesthetic. The strip features a steampunk Alice, top-hat wearing Cheshire Cat, mustachioed scribe, and star-robed dream weaver discussing the surreal, non-linear logic of dreams, set against a backdrop of floating fairytale castles and starry skies. The comic’s closing tagline reads "In Slumberland, nothing is illogical. Only differently arranged."

Tags: Mondays in Slumberland, Cayla Catz, Alice in Wonderland fan art, Cheshire Cat, steampunk comic, fantasy webcomic, whimsical tea party art, dream logic, surreal philosophy, fairytale illustration, vintage comic art, Slumberland lore, magical fantasy art, dream realm art, gothic fairytale

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legion

Nice done!

justrob

wonderful

imovibeart

this is amazing Cayla ✨💜