The Books of Magic #19
1995
- Series
- The Books of Magic
- Issue
- 19
- Cover date
- Dec 1, 1995
- Story title
- Playgrounds, Part V: Really-Pretend
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The Books of Magic #19, published by DC Comics under the Vertigo imprint in 1995, is a significant installment in the long-running series created by Neil Gaiman. The narrative focuses on Timothy Hunter, a young boy destined to become the world's most powerful magician. This specific issue continues the series' exploration of dark fantasy, occultism, and the challenges of adolescence, maintaining the mature thematic tone that defined Vertigo's output throughout the 1990s.
The interior art for this issue was provided by Peter Gross, who became a defining visual force for the series through his atmospheric and intricate storytelling. Under the editorial guidance of the Vertigo team, the title was crafted to appeal to readers looking for literary depth within the medium of comics. The series was well-received by critics for its sophisticated world-building, and this issue is remembered for its adherence to the high standards of character development that cemented the franchise's reputation in the cult canon.
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