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Marvel has released the variant cover for the upcoming Road to Oz #1 by Eric Shanower.
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Marvel has released the variant cover for the upcoming Road to Oz #1 by Eric Shanower.
Marvel has announced that Dorothy returns to OZ in September, as Eric Shanower and Skottie Young return to the OZ universe.
“I really look forward to following Dorothy, the Wizard, and their newest friends on their underground adventures in Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz,” said Shanower in a prepared statement. “I can’t wait to see what Skottie comes up with when he shows us the bizarre vegetable people, the soundless wooden gargoyles, and how he’ll deal with the valley of invisibility.”
Set off by the great 1906 San Francisco earthquake Dorothy, joined by her cat Eureka, are transported back to the imaginative new world of Oz where anything is possible! But when Dorothy and her friends find themselves trapped in a realm made of glass, The Wizard of Oz must come to their rescue.
The eight part series will have several variant covers, with the first issue featuring a $3.99 cover price.
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Skottie Young did a bang up job on art for Marvel’s Wizard of Oz series, now he is back with Eric Shanower to bring Ozma to Oz to comic form. Marvel sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of the first issue that arrives in November.

In this issue: Do YOU know the way to San Diego? Bunches of classic characters return from new companies! Tom Welling finally puts on tights! Faithful Spoilerites on a pilgrimage of geektitude! And your take on some DVD goodies! Plus: Bilateral Symmetry! Vince McMahon has a message for Bob Kirkman: He wants his swerve back. Rodrigo needs courage, Stephen needs a brain, and Matthew’s still searching for his way home… Show me the power, child, I’d like to say that I’m down on my knees today. It gives me the butterflies, gives me away, till I’m up on my feet again. I’m feelin… The Major Spoilers Podcast on the air!
Show Notes after the Jump!

The Eric Shanower and Skottie Young Wonderful Wizard of Oz #2 has sold out at the distributor level, so Marvel is sending the issue back to press with a variant cover. The second printing is scheduled to arrive February 25, 2009.
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Marvel has announced its interpretation of Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz # has sold out at the distributor level (although there may be copies available at your comic shop), prompting the company to go back to press with a second printing – complete with a variant cover.
The variant cover for this issue, isn’t something from the inside of the book, but rather a new cover by artist Skottie Young.
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I fell in love with Skottie Young’s art styling a while ago, so when I saw he was working on Marvel’s take on The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, I had to pick up a copy. Issue #2 arrives next week, and Marvel has provided Major Spoilers with a sneak peek where readers discover the origins of the Scarecrow and the Tin Woodman.
Marvel Comics has unveiled the variant cover to the upcoming Wonderful Wizard of Oz #1 by artist J. Scott Campbell. The $3.99 first issue arrives December 10, 2008 and is written by Eric Shanower with interior art by Skottie Young.

Marvel recently released a free sketch book for the series. Â if you missed it, you can check it out at the Marvel Digital Comics site. I love Skottie Young’s art, and there is something interesting about reading different interpretations of the classic Baum story, so I’ll probably pick it up.
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Take a classic tale of a girl lost in a strange land, combine it with art from Skottie Young, let the Marvel PR folk whip out the press release, and you have a sneak peek of the upcoming Wizard of Oz Sketchbook. I really dig Skottie Young’s art, and seeing his pencils for the Oz tale make me feel all good inside.
Best of all, the Wonderful Wizard of Oz Sketchbook is completely free when it arrives in stores next week.