In which the joyous reunion in Oz is darkened by the mysterious disappearance of Princess Ozma's cherished piglet, leading to the arrest and impending trial of Dorothy’s rebellious kitten, Eureka. With solemn preparations for justice underway, the Wizard and Tin Woodman huddle over a delicate scheme to shield Eureka from a grim fate and mend the hearts troubled by this sad affair.

In which the cab-horse Jim finds himself in regal quarters and, after a series of comical refusals, settles for a simple meal of cold oatmeal before meeting the curious Sawhorse and the imposing but friendly King of the Forest and his companion. Meanwhile, Dorothy joyfully reunites with old friends as life in the Emerald City continues with its charmingly curious inhabitants, including a talking antique head and the ever-gracious Princess Ozma.

In which the Wizard returns to the splendid Emerald City, greeted warmly by old friends and greeted with curiosity regarding his mysterious past and his connection to the kingdom's name. As old companions gather to celebrate, the gentle camaraderie of Oz's unique inhabitants shines warmly, blending humour, history, and heartfelt welcome in the glowing palace halls.

In which Dorothy and her friends, pursued by wooden Gargoyles, use a blazing fire to hinder their foes and venture deeper into a winding mountain cavern where they encounter curious young dragonettes restrained by their mother’s prudence. The travellers, cautious yet intrigued, explore this eerie lair of flickering eyes and scaly creatures, pondering the uncertain paths that might lead them safely onward.

In which the travellers, after navigating a perilous underground path and encountering a revolving rocky barrier, find themselves trapped in a sunlit cave with no apparent escape, yet place their hope in the rescue powers of Princess Ozma and her enchanted Magic Belt. Patiently they await the appointed hour, and with a sudden vanishing, Dorothy and her companions are whisked away to the radiant Emerald City, greeted by its shimmering gates and curious citizens.

In which our travellers undertake a spiralling ascent within a cavernous mountain, encountering dim light, wondrous Cloud Fairies, and vast strange vistas, all the while aided by the steadfast horse. They meet a curious old inventor with braided white hair who dwells halfway up the peak, whose peculiar industry and tale of mishap beguile and amuse in equal measure.

In which our travellers ascend to a mysterious land where all is fashioned from wood, encountering peculiar wooden beings known as Gargoyles, whose silent, menacing presence foretells trouble. Despite their apprehensions and limited means of defence, they resolve to confront these curious creatures and continue their brave journey onward.

In which the valiant party, upon losing the use of their revolvers, concoct a spirited plan to withstand the relentless assault of the wooden Gargoyles, only to be captured and conveyed to a curious prison within a strange city of wood. There, aided by a cunning feline and the careful efforts of young Zeb, they secure enchanted wings to mount a daring aerial escape, pursued closely by their eerie foes.

In which Dorothy and her companions come upon the enchanting and silent Valley of Voe, where mysterious invisibility cloaks both its inhabitants and their dwelling, and a curious fruit causes playful piglets to vanish from sight. They soon learn from unseen voices of the valley’s peculiar dangers and delights, including invisible bears and the delicious yet curious dama-fruit that protects the people by hiding them from harm.

In which the company is cruelly imprisoned within a forbidding mountain of glass by the Mangaboos, yet their faithful kitten escapes to seek aid from Dorothy and the Wizard, who bravely set out to rescue their friends. As they enter the dark cavern, a winding tunnel offers a glimmer of hope, leading them away from captivity toward an unknown but promising land.