Tim Hunter has followed his future self's instructions into total disaster... and now, in an icebound land woven from nightmares, he'll look into the gaping maw of his own grave! The saga of Tim and his doppelgänger reaches its explosive conclusion!
This final story in what will become Volume Three of Books of Magic, once again proves that Kat Howard was the perfect choice to give Tim Howard life. Tom Fowler has been an excellent steward as well. Really, the whole team, including Carpenter's covers have been top notch. Read Full Review
Fowler and Taillefer deliver some gorgeous art in this issue. From the awesome snow covered landscapes to the detailed action, the art in this issue is fantastic. Read Full Review
While the storyline writ large wasn't one of my favorites of the series so far it did offer up a lot of great stuff in terms of visuals and moving the whole thing along. It put Tim into an interesting place to work with, really wearing him down int eh cold, and it got him to step up in actually asking for help and figuring out a hard solution. I liked Rose's role in all of it as well but am hopeful we see more of Cecilia going forward and some changes for Tim in what he's doing and what he's actually capable of. There's a lot to like here but I'm still in this place where I need to see Tim less unsure of his place and more staking out of it and moving forward. Read Full Review
The Books of Magic wraps up a stellar arc that sees Tim Hunter wrestling with his inner demons. Read Full Review
I thought this was okay if maybe a little rushed.
Well it was a sudden ending to the problem of Tim's dream self. Not great but not bad. Tim making his evil dream self angry was quite funny and at least he wasn't irritating like in previous issues.
This was fine, I guess.
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