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BOOKS OF MAGIC VOL. 2 #51
Cover Date: August 1998
Cover Price: $2.50
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Cover Credits:
Art: Michael William Kaluta (signed)
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Credits:
| Story | Peter Gross |
| Art | Peter Gross |
| Inks | Temujin |
| Lettering | Comicraft |
| Colors | Sherilyn Van Valkenburgh |
| Color separations | Jamison |
| Assistant editing | Cliff Chiang |
| Editing | Stuart Moore |
Feature Character(s):
- Tim Hunter (last in Dreaming Special #1)
Supporting Character(s):
- Lucien the Librarian (last in Dreaming Special #1; next in Dreaming #30)
- Titania (last in issue #38; next in Books of Faerie: Molly's Story #2)
- Thomas Currie (first appearance)
Villain(s):
- The Other (first appearance; Timothy Hunter of an alternate world)
Guest Appearance(s):
- Tim Hunter (first and only appearance of this incarnation; alternate world version; dies)
- John Constantine (first and only appearance of this incarnation; alternate world version; dies)
- Phantom Stranger (first and only appearance of this incarnation; alternate world version; dies)
- Doctor Occult (first and only appearance of this incarnation; alternate world version; dies)
- Mr. E (first and only appearance of this incarnation; alternate world version; dies)
- Mary Hunter (first and only appearance; alternate world version; dies)
- William Hunter (first and only appearance; alternate world version; dies)
Other Character(s):
- Mr. Lester (the owner of the "Red Apple Books" bookstore)
- Joh (first appearance; a young girl at the "Inn Between"; next in issue #64)
Comment(s):
- The alternate universe incarnations of Tim Hunter and the Trenchcoat Brigade appear in a scene resembling their regular universe counterparts appearance in Books of Magic Vol. 1 #1.
Synopsis: - Queen Titania visits the Dreaming in search of a mysterious tome called "The Books of Magic" — a book that promises to reveal long-hidden truths about Timothy Hunter, the boy who may one day become the greatest mage on Earth. Tim is known among the magical realms as an Opener, the most powerful type of sorcerer — but what is an Opener, really?