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Marvel Comics' Ozma of Oz hardcover is now available at our Hungry Tiger Press on-line store. All copies of the Marvel Oz books sold thru Hungry Tiger Press will be autographed by writer Eric Shanower! If you'd like your book personalized, just let us know how you'd like your book signed, and to whom, when you "check out." Of course we have copies of Marvel's Wonderful Wizard of Oz and The Marvelous Land of Oz, too! If you'd like them signed just let us know. The Oz books are not celebrated…

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Illustration for "Ozma of Oz" by John R. Neill (1907). Book written by L. Frank Baum.

Princess Ozma is the ruler of the Land of Oz, who appears as a minor and later major character in the Oz books and a supporting character in the 1985 feature film Return to Oz. The film, which was based loosely on the books Ozma of Oz and The Marvelous Land of Oz, reveals that Ozma's father was the king of Oz before the Wizard came, and Mombi made Ozma her slave. When the Nome King took over Oz and promised Mombi the heads of 30 women (to switch heads with) if she kept her a secret, she…

Ozma of Oz is my favorite character in the Land of Oz series. I loved her and Dorothy's relationship and thought she was an amazing leader.

In my last post, I introduced some of the Oz characters brought to life by the penstrokes of John R. Neill, illustrator. Most of the inhabitants of Oz are strange and many of them appear downright …

💬 0 🔁 131 ❤️ 311 · Words cannot describe how much I love Skottie Young’s Princess Ozma. 💕

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the very first telecast of "The Wizard of Oz," Jim Hill tracks the Walt Disney Company's interest in L. Frank Baum's characters. Beginning with "The Rainbow Road to Oz" and ending right on the steps of Disneyland Paris' Emerald City

My favorite books growing up were from the Oz series by L. Frank Baum. Dorothy was wonderful, but Ozma always fascinated me -- she is the quintessential Art Nouveau girl (and a definite inspiration for Princess Leia, don't you think?). I don't know why I have never dressed up as Ozma for Halloween!? Probably because it is complicated and would entail me being crafty. I just really want her flowery crown...

Illustration for Ozma of Oz by John R. Neill (1907). Book written by L. Frank Baum.

John R. Neill

Mombi's cabinet of heads in the Disney movie "Return to Oz" was based on L. Frank Baum's original character Princess Langwidere (illustrated here by John R. Neill) who would appear in the third volume of his Oz series "Ozma of Oz" a Princess who lived in the neighbouring land of Ev.

Ozma by William Stout

Spines of the "white edition" Oz books, published by Reilly & Lee in the 1960s.