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Peter Bedrick Books, 1988; p. 15. The
Scalawagons of Oz, p. 41. The
Scalawagons of Oz, pp. 203-8. The
Scalawagons of Oz, p. 262. Simpson, Paul (2013)....
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Ozoplaning with the
Wizard of Oz, and
intelligent taxis called Scalawagons in The
Scalawagons of Oz. In The
Annotated Wizard of Oz,
Michael Patrick Hearn...
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Emerald City, most
prominently in The
Scalawagons of Oz, in
which he
operates the
production of the
Scalawagons. In the
comic book Oz Squad, Tik-Tok's...
- have tongues), and
clocks run. The book was
followed by Neill's The
Scalawagons of Oz (1941).
Jenny Jump
captures a
leprechaun named Siko
Pompus (apparently...
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become ruler of the Land of Oz. 35 The
Scalawagons of Oz John R.
Neill 1941
Reilly & Lee The
Wizard creates Scalawagons,
intelligent cars that can also fly...
- "Belsnickle" ale. The
antagonist of the 1941 John R.
Neill book The
Scalawagons of Oz, the thirty-fifth
entry in the Oz
series created by L.
Frank Baum...
- John R. Neill's
three canonical Oz books—The
Wonder City of Oz, The
Scalawagons of Oz, and
Lucky Bucky in Oz—were
published between 1940 and 1942. Neill's...
-
somewhat larger roles in John R. Neill's The
Wonder City of Oz and The
Scalawagons of Oz, Jack Snow's The
Magical Mimics in Oz, and Eric Shanower's The...
- the
Guardian of the
Gates in Snow's Who's Who in Oz. In Neill's The
Scalawagons of Oz (1941), the
Guardian mentions a
desire to
visit his cousin, Oompa...
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somewhat larger roles in John R. Neill's The
Wonder City of Oz and The
Scalawagons of Oz and Jack Snow's The
Magical Mimics in Oz. In The
Emerald City of...
