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The wonderful Wizard of Oz., writer: Eric Shanower ; artist: Skottie Young ; colorist, Jean-Francois Beaulieu ; letterer, Jeff Eckleberry ; assistant editors, Lauren Sankovitch & Lauren Henry ; associate editor, Nate Cosby ; senior editor, Ralph Macchio, Vol. 1

Label
The wonderful Wizard of Oz., writer: Eric Shanower ; artist: Skottie Young ; colorist, Jean-Francois Beaulieu ; letterer, Jeff Eckleberry ; assistant editors, Lauren Sankovitch & Lauren Henry ; associate editor, Nate Cosby ; senior editor, Ralph Macchio, Vol. 1
Language
eng
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
no index present
resource.interestGradeLevel
Grade 4-7
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The wonderful Wizard of Oz.
Medium
electronic resource eBook
Nature of contents
comics graphic novelsdictionaries
Responsibility statement
writer: Eric Shanower ; artist: Skottie Young ; colorist, Jean-Francois Beaulieu ; letterer, Jeff Eckleberry ; assistant editors, Lauren Sankovitch & Lauren Henry ; associate editor, Nate Cosby ; senior editor, Ralph Macchio
Series statement
Marvel illustrated
Summary
Dorothy is from Kansas, where she lives with her uncle Henry and aunt Em and her dog Toto. Life is quiet until a cyclone drags Dorothy, Toto and the house all the way to the magical Land of Oz. Upon landing in Oz, Dorothy is proclaimed a powerful sorceress for killing the Wicked Witch of the East. Technically it was the house that killed the witch, but since Dorothy owns the house, she is a great and powerful sorceress, at least according to the Munchkins, and really, who can win an argument with a Munchkin? The Good Witch of the North advises Dorothy to seek out the great and powerful Oz of the Emerald City and thus begins Dorothy's great adventure to get home
Target audience
pre adolescent
Content