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[[File:Wizardofozshoes.png|thumb|One of Brain's drawings referencing the witches legs under the house, from the Wizard of Oz]] | [[File:Wizardofozshoes.png|thumb|One of Brain's drawings referencing the witches legs under the house, from the Wizard of Oz]] | ||
[[File:Wizardofozmunchkins.png|thumb|Another drawing referencing the Munchkins from the story]] | [[File:Wizardofozmunchkins.png|thumb|Another drawing referencing the Munchkins from the story]] | ||
'''The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (also known as The Wizard of Oz)''' is a 1900 novel written by L. Frank Baum. It has been adapted into many films and books. | |||
In "[[Arthur vs. the Very Mean Crossing Guard]]," [[Alan Powers|Brain]] references it in one of his plans to avoid crossing the street. His plan is to build a hot air balloon and fly over the street. His drawback is getting blown off course, crash landing in a strange country populated by strange creatures, and having to declare himself "wizard." The drawings shown with these words reference the novel. | In "[[Arthur vs. the Very Mean Crossing Guard]]," [[Alan Powers|Brain]] references it in one of his plans to avoid crossing the street. His plan is to build a hot air balloon and fly over the street. His drawback is getting blown off course, crash landing in a strange country populated by strange creatures, and having to declare himself "wizard." The drawings shown with these words reference the novel. | ||
