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There are a number of works with the title "Lost Girls" or some variation thereof. |
There are a number of works with the title "Lost Girls" or some variation thereof. |
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* ''[[Lost Girls (comics)]]'': A MSFW graphic novel created by [[Alan Moore]] and Melinda Gebbie, in which the now-adult [[Alice in Wonderland|Alice]], [[Peter Pan|Wendy]] and [[The Wizard of Oz|Dorothy]] meet and share their stories (and more). |
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* ''[[Lost Girls (novel)]]'' |
* ''[[Lost Girls (novel)]]'': A short story by [[Jane Yolen]] that is a feminist [[Deconstruction]] of James M. Barrie's ''[[Peter Pan]]''. |
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* ''[[Lost Girl]]'' |
* ''[[Lost Girl]]'': A 2010 Showcase television series that revolves around Bo, a young woman with the ability to control men and women through her touch and suck the life from them with a kiss |
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Revision as of 15:23, 21 August 2014
There are a number of works with the title "Lost Girls" or some variation thereof.
- Lost Girls (comics): A MSFW graphic novel created by Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie, in which the now-adult Alice, Wendy and Dorothy meet and share their stories (and more).
- Lost Girls (novel): A short story by Jane Yolen that is a feminist Deconstruction of James M. Barrie's Peter Pan.
- Lost Girl: A 2010 Showcase television series that revolves around Bo, a young woman with the ability to control men and women through her touch and suck the life from them with a kiss
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