Alice finds himself abandoned by his Wonderland companions for a special holiday party, only to be targeted by the Jack of Hearts. Driven by a desire to join the festivities from which he is excluded, Alice must navigate the strange rules and characters of Wonderland. The Queen of Hearts presides over a grand celebration, but her decree excludes Alice, creating the central conflict. The narrative framework appears to be a graphic novel, likely following Alice's attempts to rejoin the party and confront those who have left him behind.

The premise suggests a lighthearted and whimsical take on the classic Alice in Wonderland narrative, focusing on a specific event within the established world. The characters' motivations, particularly Alice's outrage and the Jack of Hearts' intervention, are presented as the driving forces of the plot. The story likely explores themes of belonging and rule-breaking within a fantastical setting, with the graphic novel format promising visual interpretations of Wonderland's eccentricities. The narrative appears designed to offer a fun, character-driven interlude within the broader Alice canon.