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Yeah, in practice, Baum wrote the story and Denslow drew the pictures, but legally, both of them owned everything jointly. Baum wrote a rival comic strip âQueer Visitors from the Marvelous Land of Ozâ, illustrated by Walt McDougall, and, when the George M. Hill Company, the original publisher of âThe Wonderful Wizard of Ozâ went bankrupt, Denslow purchased some unbound color plates and wrote a whole new story, âPictures from âThe Wonderful Wizard of Ozââ, a fairly pathetic effort in the ânight at the museumâ genre, which didnât make much sense, but managed to jam the pictures into an original, if uninspired plot.
Yeah, in practice, Baum wrote the story and Denslow drew the pictures, but legally, both of them owned everything jointly. Baum wrote a rival comic strip âQueer Visitors from the Marvelous Land of Ozâ, illustrated by Walt McDougall, and, when the George M. Hill Company, the original publisher of âThe Wonderful Wizard of Ozâ went bankrupt, Denslow purchased some unbound color plates and wrote a whole new story, âPictures from âThe Wonderful Wizard of Ozââ, a fairly pathetic effort in the ânight at the museumâ genre, which didnât make much sense, but managed to jam the pictures into an original, if uninspired plot.