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Justice League Dark Vol. 3: The Death of Magic (The New 52) | Jeff Lemire

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Transported to another dimension by the Books of Magic, Tim Hunter and Zatanna awake in a world where magic once ruled in peace until mad scientists banned magic and forced all of the magical creatures underground in exile. Tim soon finds out that his ancestors are tied to this world and that only he, through the Books of Magic, can free the "Wild World." Unsure of what transpired when Tim and Zatanna disappeared, the remaining members of JLD, with the help of Tim Hunter's father, manage to transport themselves to the "Wild World" and soon find that the rules of magic here are very different and very deadly. This volume collects issues #14-21 of JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK.

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Justice League Dark Vol. 3: The Death of Magic (The New 52) | Jeff Lemire

Albus Dumbledore, Zatanna would have words with you about your mentoring strategy.

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Justice League Dark Vol. 3: The Death of Magic (The New 52) | Jeff Lemire

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Vol. 2 was better than Vol. 1, and Vol. 3 continues that pattern, hitting the ground running and never letting up.

John Constantine losing his ability to lie was hilarious and the team dynamic was much improved with Frankenstein‘s monster around. Plus (as noted in several posts earlier this week) I love Neil Gaiman‘s kid wizard Tim Hunter and it was nice to have him play a prominent role, even if the New 52 destroyed Gaiman‘s continuity.

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