From the moment he first discovered magic, Tim Hunter has been pursued by the mysterious organization known as the Cold Flame. But who are they? And why are they so determined to get their hands on the artifact Tim is hunting for, the Book of Possibilities? The answers to those two questions will change Tim’s life forever!
Books of Magic #21 is once again the best thing to come out of the Sandman Universe. Sure, most of the titles are ending, this one included, but that does not mean that this book is not simply spectacular. Barnett has set up a three part epic to end the run at issue #23 and while, I am saddened to know that Tim's time will come to an end, I am thrilled that the story will be worthy. Read Full Review
The mini-Glastonbury arc was fun and it delved into some amusing magic and all but this installment is delivering what I've been craving for this run. The venture into the Dreaming is big and the final page teaser is even more delicious. It's unfortunate that all of it is coming at the end of the run of the series and I can't see these characters getting used again for a while because that's usually what happens when books are canceled like this. I'm eager to see where it goes next as the creative team is firing on all cylinders here and the reveals could be quite fantastic. There's a lot to like here for Sandman Universe fans and I'm definitely curious to see if we'll get a big reveal with Izzy before all is said and done. Read Full Review
Tom Fowler continues to create some impressive visuals in this issue and the look of the Dreaming is a definite visual highlight. Read Full Review
Altogether, the issue is well-crafted, despite being a bit frantic. Read Full Review
Well... it’s nice to see the Dreaming and Destiny, that’s fun.
Man, I am not happy that the guest writer has taken over this book. I do not like his overly wordy writing. It bores me so much. The art here is mostly good, but it's not enough for me. Just two more issues...
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