With the past continually being threaded into this new run, unfamiliar readers will be sure to find back issues from the previous run and learn more about their new favorite Wizard. As the series grows, Howard and her collaborators continue to build a love letter for old fans and a great jumping on point for the newer fans. This series is sure to bring a smile to anyones face and excitement for each new chapter. Read Full Review

This title is going from strength to strength. Each titbit of information is keeping me intrigued as to how it will be resolved and each dilemma has me guessing as to how it will progress. This is a sure sign of great storytelling. Read Full Review

This is the most straightforward narrative of the line, but it might have the biggest mysteries and most compelling lead of all of them. Read Full Review

I continue to enjoy Books of Magic but I keep feeling like it really needs to have that moment where everything clicks. Something big to really drive the narrative forward. We've had a lot of good character material and exploring what's going on and having Tim and Rose on their journey definitely helps. We also get some additional time on Earth in this issue as we see how his father is handling everything, the investigators continuing to inch forward, and a tease of bigger plans afoot. But it's all just out of reach, without enough weight to really make it feel connected and reay to make this a story worth reading and investing time in. Read Full Review

Kat Howard crafts a brilliantly juxtaposes Timothy's personality and the persona imposed on him by Faerie. Read Full Review

But I am engaged enough to keep going and find out. Read Full Review

Books of Magic will grab a reader's attention, but may not draw them all the way in. Read Full Review

It is easy to overlook this book next to The Dreaming and Lucifer, but this book is another solid Sandman Universe title.

I am excited to be back on track with the plot.

This was alright. Kinda losing interest.