Oz comics and comic books

• The history of Oz in comics, with lots of little surprises

• Queer Visitors from the Marvelous Land of Oz, the collected edition of the 1904-05 comic page

• Walt McDougall, illustrator of Baum's "Queer Visitors from the Marvelous Land of Oz" comic page (not much Oz content here, however)

• The two competing Oz comics of 1904-05

• Some Oz-some classic comics

• Marvel Comics' award-winning adaptations of the Oz books, written by Eric Shanower and illustrated by Skottie Young
  • The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
  • The Marvelous Land of Oz
  • Ozma of Oz
  • The Oz Primer special
    • A review
  • Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz
  • The Road to Oz

• Review of Marvel Comics' comic adaptation of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

• Comic book adaptations of The Wizard of Oz (The Movie) and The Marvelous Land of Oz (the book)
  • So what happened to the proposed adaptation of Ozma of Oz?

• The Oz/Wonderland War comic book trilogy (featuring Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew)

• A satiric version of The Movie in comic strip form

• Eric Shanower

• An interview with Eric Shanower

• Another interview with Eric Shanower (in Italian)

• Skottie Young, artist on Marvel's adaptations of the Oz books — [website] [Facebook page]

• Bill Bryan, creator of Arrow's The Land of Oz comic book

• Comics artist Alex Ross paints the Wicked Witch of the West

• Komic Karl's take on Oz

• Comic book artist Tom Beland gets Ozzified

• A fan's comic book adaptation of Return to Oz (1985)

• Dark Oz, a graphic novel series, novel, and possible forthcoming movie

• Oz Back Story, a series of graphic novels tied into a forthcoming stage musical adaptation of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz — [Website] [Facebook]

• Oz cartoons at Off the Mark (which is a comic panel)

• Oz editions of the Savage Chickens comic

• Toto! The Wonderful Adventure manga series (Japanese comic book series, English translation)

• The Dorothy of Oz manhwa (Korean comic book series, translated into English)

• Reviews of Toto! and Dorothy of Oz

• There's No Place, an Oz comic book

• Emeralds: Hearts in Oz comic

• The Red Brick Road of Oz online comic — [Chapter 1] [Chapter 2]

• A catalog of Oz comics

• The Oz-Wonderland War comic book trilogy — [A] [B]

• The Oz Squad comic book — [A] [B] [C]

• The OzF5 comic book ("Dorothy is back in Oz, and this time she brought a watergun.") — [A] [B (preview pages)]

• The comic book Dorothy Gale: Journey to Oz

• The Royal Historian of Oz comic book [A] [B]

• The Legend of Oz: The Wicked West comic book, reinterpreting the story as a Western
  • Press release

• OZopolis, a more traditional comic book version of Oz
  • Reviews of OZopolis #1 and #2
  • Review of #2 (scroll down)

• Cheshire Crossing, an online Oz/Wonderland/Neverland mash-up comic

• Namesake, an online comic with Oz characters (among others)
  • The campaign to raise funds to publish volume 2

• Reviews of the Friend of Dorothy comic — [A] [B]

• Emerald City Blues comic book

• Dorothy im Zauberland, an online comic book adaptation of the Russian adaptation of The Wizard of Oz (in German)

• Into the Dust, a comic book with Oz elements set in 1960s Hollywood

• All-Action Classics #4, a comics adaptation of The Wizard of Oz — [A] [B]

• Woe Is Oz comic

• Delusionary State, a comic about a scientific expedition to Oz
  • The first take on Delusionary State

• Behinds the scenes with the artist of the Dorothy of Oz prequel comic book

• There's No Place, an Oz comic book

• LitBrick tackles Oz — this is the start of a series of strips about each of the Oz books (WARNING: Some naughty language and ideas)

• The Red Queen of Oz, a forthcoming Oz/Wonderland mashup comic

• Dorothy: The Long Road Home, the forthcoming continuation of the old Illusive Arts Dorothy series — [Website] [Facebook]

• xkcd goes to Oz

• Places to buy Oz comics:
  • Arrow Comics, publisher of Oz comic books
  • The Classics Illustrated Junior comic book version of The Wizard of Oz
  • SLC's Oz comics shop, including their own The Royal Historian of Oz

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