Books of Magic #4
Comic Books

Books of Magic #4

1991

Series
Books of Magic
Issue
4
Cover date
Mar 1, 1991
Story title
The Road to Nowhere
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As the final chapter of Neil Gaiman’s original 1990 miniseries, *Books of Magic* #4 serves as the conclusion to Timothy Hunter's definitive tour through the occult corners of the DC Universe. This issue is particularly prized by collectors for solidifying the foundational lore of the Vertigo imprint and for showcasing the distinct, atmospheric contributions of artist Charles Vess.

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