Marvel has announced the next chapter in their land of Oz series of comic books. Dorothy & The Wizard In Oz will be an eight issue mini-series by Eric Shanower and Skottie Young.Dorothy & The ...

Fans of The Wizard of Oz are getting the opportunity to travel down the yellow brick road once again. The heralded film debuted in 1939 and has captivated audiences young and old for generations ...

David Pepose writes for Bleeding Cool: You all know the story — a young girl named Dorothy is swept up by a Kansas tornado, crash-landing in the magical land of Oz. She meets a group of ...

Alejandro A. Arbona: Wizard Magazine, where I began my comics career, sprang fully formed from the mind of Pat McCallum. Hilarious or juvenile, everything we did was an extension of his voice.

The Wizard of Oz was an entertainment franchise before franchises were a concept. The original 14-book series by Baum is a rich tapestry of dark fantasy with bizarre characters and settings.

Many of the newly announced collectibles see the Looney Toons universe collide with iconic films and television series like "Casablanca," "The Wizard of Oz," "Scooby-Doo!" and DC Comic's roster of ...

Marvel Comics has announced Dorothy & The Wizard In Oz. Written by Eric Shanower and illustrated by Scottie Young, the eight-issue miniseries is based on the fourth book in L. Frank Baum's Oz series.

The identity of the enigmatic Mr. Oz has easily been one of the biggest overarching mysteries in the DCU lately. It's a mystery that predates DC Rebirth itself, with Mr. Oz originally appearing in ...

Warning: contains spoilers for Avengers #22 The iconic Wizard of Oz has come to Marvel Comics, as the industrious Iron Man pays homage to Wicked in the pages of Avengers #22.To break into a highly ...

At the time, "The Wizard of Oz" was the most expensive movie ever made by Hollywood's hallmark studio MGM at the cost of $2.8 million, much like the astonishing third of a billion-dollar price tag ...

Filed Under: DC Comics On September 13, Action Comics #987 is going to reveal the identity of Mr. Oz. However, an advance look at the issue's lenticular cover may have spoiled the reveal .