Rankin Bass Productions creates this made for TV animated film about Oz. Unlike the other adaptations of Oz, this one isn't based on any of Baum's books, nor does it try to convey any original story, as it merely tells how Dorothy returns to Oz. Upon her arrival, she soon learns that the wicked witch of the west is back for revenge. This movie pretty much rips off the first story so much that it should have just been a remake.

A short cartoon that's loosely based on L. Frank Baum's book, "The Wizard of Oz." This is the first dramatic depiction of Kansas in a black and white setting, while portraying Oz in a lush technicolor atmosphere. Due to legal reasons, the cartoon never made it's debut, but it's one of the earliest Oz films ever made, as it predates the Judy Garland 1939 version.

Based on the literary works of L. Frank Baum. Oscar is a traveling magician with a circus, who yearns to be admired as a great man in ilk of people like Harry Houdini and Thomas Edison all rolled into one. However, his lucky changes one day, when he's whooshed away to Oz. A magical world, where nothing is what it seems, and the fate of this world could rest in Oscar's hands...