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    The Books of Magic #1

    The Books of Magic » The Books of Magic #1 - TPB released by DC Comics on January 1993.

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    From Neil Gaiman, author of the best-selling novel American Gods and the writer who brought to life the world-renowned THE SANDMAN, comes a mesmerizing tale of the dangers and opportunities of youth--and its endless possibilities, illustrated by four of comics' most accomplished artists--John Bolton, Scott Hampton, Charles Vess, and Paul Johnson--THE BOOKS OF MAGIC collects all four issues of the original miniseries that introduced the character of Timothy Hunter and set the stage for his continuing adventures.

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    The Books of Magic #1 - TPB by silkcuts on August 17, 2010

    Timothy Hunter is the main character of Books of Magic.  If you are not familiar to him, think of Harry Potter: Young, Caucasian male, glasses, performs magic and has a pet owl.  Is Tim a rip off of Harry?  No, Tim is actually older. Is Harry a rip off of Tim?  Neil Gaiman never accused him of so.  This graphic novel is the collection of four prestige comics with a different artist illustration them appropriately.  All four artist were big names at the time and are artist that are master of thei...

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