History Franchise / LandOfOz

* ''Literature/{{Wretched}}'', a dark contemporary romance novel written by Creator/EmilyMcIntire based on ''Literature/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz'' (2022)

* ''Literature/[[Wretched}}'', a dark contemporary romance novel written by Creator/EmilyMcIntire based on ''Literature/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz'' (2022)

* ''Literature/[[Wretched}}'', a dark contemporary romance novel written by Creator/EmilyMcIntire based on ''Literature/TheWonderfulWizedOfOz'' (2022)

* ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6SEHR-cZjY The Adventures of a Man in Search of a Heart]]''(1974) -- An animated [[Main/PublicServiceAnnouncement PSA]] produced by the American Heart Association starring the Tinman teaching children about maintaining a healthy heart.

* ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6SEHR-cZjY The Adventures of a Man in Search of a Heart]]'' (1974) -- An animated [[Main/PublicServiceAnnouncement PSA]] produced by the American Heart Association starring the Tinman teaching children about maintaining a healthy heart.

* ''[[https://www.deviantart.com/wtalespinner/gallery/57041649/the-carnevillans-of-oz-issue-0 The Carnevillans of Oz]]'' -- An ongoing comic on Website/DeviantArt, centering around a mysterious CircusOfFear arriving in Oz and trying to take over through BalefulPolymorph and MindControl. The comic is very blatant about how it's based on Oz such as it's depicted in the books.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheOzKids'' (1996) -- A SpinOffspring animated series.

* ''WesternAnimation/LegendsOfOzDorothysReturn'' (2014) -- A fully computer-animated feature film, a sequel to both the 1939 film and a few of the books and based on a book written by L. Frank Baum's great-grandson.

* ''Anime/TheWizardOfOz'' (''Oz no Mahōtsukai'', 1982) -- A feature film-length adaptation of the first novel. Produced by Creator/{{Toho}} with animation by Creator/{{Topcraft}}, it was made for a U.S. audience (in English first) and was not released in Japan until 1986. The English Version stars [[Film/Annie1982 Aileen Quinn]] as Dorothy and Creator/LorneGreene as the Wizard.

* ''Manga/TotoTheWonderfulAdventure'' (Weekly Shōnen Magazine 2003-2005) -- Also has elements from Literature/AliceInWonderland.

Out of the “Famous Forty”, 25 of the books are public domain, allowing considerable scope for unlicensed spin-offs, sequels and re-imaginings; thus making the trope DystopianOz possible, which many of the below works employ. Given the public domain status of most of the original books by now, fan fiction of the series can be legally published and profited from. Series that take on their own unique interpretations of Oz, such as ''Literature/TheWickedYears'' and ''Literature/DorothyMustDie'', have found great success with major publishers. PseudocanonicalFic that tries to stick to the original canon of the Famous Forty Oz books are more niche, and many of these stories have been published by The Royal Publisher of Oz, the Hungry Tiger Press, Books of Wonder, the official fan magazine ''Oziana'', and others over the years. [[http://www.oztimeline.net/BooksforSale.htm The Royal Publisher of Oz]] is nowadays the main publisher of these canon-friendly Oz stories (other than those who self-publish), and maintains an extended canon for modern stories that are close enough in tone to the original books.

* ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' (1939) -- Adapted the first novel.

* ''Anime/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz'' (''Oz no Mahōtsukai'', 1986) -- Adapted the first three and the sixth novel; English-language dubbed version by [[Creator/CookieJarEntertainment Cinar]].

* ''Anime/TheWizardOfOz'' (''Oz no Mahōtsukai'', 1982) -- A feature film-length adaptation of the first novel. Produced by Creator/{{Toho}}. The English Version stars [[Film/Annie1982 Aileen Quinn]] as Dorothy and Creator/LorneGreene as the Wizard.

* ''Anime/TheWonderfulGalaxyOfOz'' (''Space Oz no Bōken'', 1992) -- The first novel but InSpace.

[[caption-width-right:350:''We're not in Kansas anymore''\\

(Bottom L to R): ''Film/ReturnToOz'' (1985), ''Series/TinMan'' (2007), ''Film/TheMuppetsWizardOfOz'']]

(Top L to R): ''Anime/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz'' (1968), ''Film/TheWitchesOfOz'' (2011), ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerryAndTheWizardOfOz'' (2011)\\

(Middle L to R): ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'' (2003), 'Film/TheWizardOfOz'' (1939) ''Series/OnceUponATime'' (2011)\\

* ''ComicBook/OzCaliber'' (Caliber, 1994-1996; Arrow, 1997-2000) -- Three 1990s era twenty-somethings are swept away from our Earth to the land of Oz via tornado. There they discover that sinister forces have been at work, [[DystopianOz and the evil Nome King now rules the land with an iron fist]], backed up by his army of rock-dwelling minions. Having become unwilling freedom fighters in a world not their own, Earthlings Peter, Kevin, Mary, and Kevin’s dog Max soon play a central role in ridding the once-beautiful Oz of the Nome King’s dark influence.

* * ''WesternAnimation/TheSteamEnginesOfOz'' (2018) -- Sequel set a century after ''The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'' where technology has advanced to SteamPunk levels. Based on the comic book series of the same name.

* ''Thanksgiving in the Land of OZ'' (1980) -- A half-hour special produced by Fred Wolf Films and broadcast by Creator/{{CBS}}. Also Known as ''Dorothy in the Land of OZ''.

* ''The New Oz Chronicles'' by David Keyes -- A DarkerAndEdgier continuation of the original books, which pits the citizens of Oz against newer, more unknown threats.
** ''A Nightmare in Oz'' (2020)
** ''The Black Rainbow of Oz'' (2021)
** ''Shadows Over Oz'' (TBA)

* ''Guardians of OZ'' (''Guardianes de Oz'', 2015) -- A computer animated film produced by [[WesternAnimation/ElTigre Jorge]] [[WesternAnimation/TheBookOfLife Gutierrez]].

* ''The New Oz Chronicles'' by David Keyes -- A DarkerAndEdgier continuation of the Famous Forty.