One night, a ship struck a rock, with Hank and Betsy Bobbin being knocked overboard just before it blew up and sank. The two arrived in Oz where Hank proved to be a loyal friend to Betsy, where he began to speak.
Stage:
*The Tik-Tok Man of Oz
Books:
*Tik-Tok of Oz
*The Scarecrow of Oz
*The Lost Princess of Oz
*The Magic of Oz
*L. Frank Baum was not consistent in his references to Hank: the animal is called a "mule" 32 times in the text of ''Tik-Tok of Oz'' but, also called a "donkey" 8 times.
*[http://oz.wikia.com/wiki/Hank Oz Wiki]
*[https://comicvine.gamespot.com/hank/4005-110057/ Comicvine]
*[https://wiki.jennyeverywhere.net/wiki/Hank Jenny Everywhere Wiki]
Category:Literary Characters
Category:Fairytale Fantasy Characters
Category:Talking Animals
Category:L. Frank Baum - Creator
Category:Reilly & Britton Characters
Category:Sidekicks
Category:Wizard of Oz Characters
Category:Video Game Characters
Category:1913 Debuts
Category:Horse Characters
Category:Immortal Characters
Category:Genderless Characters
Category:Seven Stories Press Characters
Category:Comic Book Characters
The Tik-Tok Man of Oz (1913)
One night, a ship struck a rock, with Hank and Betsy Bobbin being knocked overboard just before it blew up and sank. The two arrived in Oz where Hank proved to be a loyal friend to Betsy, where he began to speak.
Hank
Reilly & Britton
L. Frank Baum