This lush, painterly steampunk fantasy comic page

Tea with Alice and the Cheshire Cat Special Guest Stars: Charlotte Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain, two British academics Charlotte Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain experienced a real life "time slip" to 1792 while visiting the Palace of Versailles in 1901. They published their account under pseudonyms as the book "An Adventure" in 1911, creating a massive cultural sensation regarding real-life paranormal time travel. Basically for a brief time they could see buildings that were no longer there and people in 1792 clothing and then time snapped back to normal. Until the day they died, they insisted it really happened. https://gutenberg.org/ebooks/64809

Temporal Thursdays fantasy comic page: Cheshire cat and Victorian women discuss time travel to 1792 Versailles over aftern... — This lush, painterly steampunk fantasy comic page from Cayla Catz's *Temporal Thursdays* series follows a teal Cheshire cat in formal Victorian wear and three steampunk women sharing afternoon tea, as they recount an accidental time travel trip to 1792 Versailles where they encountered Marie Antoinette. Rendered in warm vintage illustration style with rich jewel tones and gilded decorative details, the page features a glowing magical portal, palace views from a drawing room window, fine porcelain teaware, and whimsical philosophical dialogue about the nature of time and memory. This cozy speculative fiction comic blends historical fantasy, portal magic, and charming slice-of-life afternoon tea

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TTRPG_Player

Great! I never heart about Charlotte Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain

justrob

fantastic