that of a hideous old crone, which Glinda believes is a reflection of her true nature. Furious, Evanora tries to attack Glinda, but she is blasted out of the throne room window by Glinda wielding her magic wand. Evanora is then carried away by two of her last surviving flying baboons, but not before swearing a personal revenge on Glinda for foiling her. The emerald necklace that Evanora wears enables her to project her power from her very fingertips in a form that resembles green lightning. The magic shoes that the Witch would ultimately become associated with are not seen or even discussed in this film, nor does she officially become the Wicked Witch of the East during the story, which ends with the Wizard taking over the Emerald City. This is one of the significant differences from L. Frank Baum's original books, in which the Wicked Witches of the East and West were already ruling the Munchkin Country and the Winkie Country by the time the Wizard first arrived in Oz. In the comic book series Oz Squad, the Wicked Witch of the East is called Rebecca Eastwitch. In the comic book series Grimm Fairy Tales presents Oz, the Wicked Witch of the East is named Zinna. In the graphic novel adaptation of How the Wizard Came to Oz, the Wicked Witch of the East is named Malvonia. In the TV series Once Upon a Time, there is a Witch of the East (portrayed by Sharon Taylor), but she is not evil and Dorothy's house does not fall on her. The Witches in this series are a benign sisterhood who watch over Oz, but they are eventually overthrown by Zelena, the Wicked Witch of the West (portrayed by Rebecca Mader) who was unable to control her jealousy of Dorothy. In this version, the sister of the Wicked Witch of the West is the Evil Queen from the story of Snow White. In the TV series Emerald City, the Witch of the East (portrayed by Florence Kasumba) appears as a guest star. In this version, she was one of the last cardinal witches of Oz, known as the Witch of the East "the Mistress of the Eastern Wood, the Most Merciful and Stern". When Dorothy (Adria Arjona) arrives in Oz, she initially believes that she has killed the Witch of the East when the police car she was in during