Following the success of the Wicked film, the original 1995 book has received a graphic novel adaptation that re-imagines Elphaba's magical journey.

With Hampton's amazing art, Wicked: The Graphic Novel Part Iisn't another adaptation of the same story - it's a glorious retelling of the dark tale ... Good and the Wicked Witch of the West.

Elphaba Thropp is best known as the all-singing, all-dancing, not-always-wicked Witch of the West in the ... story has finally emerged “from the dark past toward the green dawn.” ...

“What’s wonderful about the show is that you get an insight into why this woman becomes the Wicked Witch of the West, but you have only three hours to do it in,” she told Entertainment ...

“The Wicked Witch can’t ignore us forever,” Morrible growls. Earlier in the footage, Grande warns her pal: “Elphaba, they’re coming for you.” The footage also featured glimpses at ...

Erivo’s Elphaba looks right at home in her full “wicked witch” glory, while Grande’s Glinda resembles the Glinda the Good fans of The Wizard of Oz are used to. The poster’s tagline ...

Morrible, who tells a completely untrue account of the show’s first act finale, announces that Fiyero and Glinda are engaged to calm a crowd worried about the Wicked Witch. Fiyero still cares ...

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A Green Icon for Women of all Colour On a chilly Saturday evening, all cozied up with a hot bowl of homemade chilli, I finally watched John M. Chu’s Wicked (2024), four months after its theatre ...

before she was known as the Wicked Witch of the West. From her struggles with familiar jealousy, her thirst for knowledge and her encounters with the marginalized talking animals of Oz ...