The Books of Magic #43 (1993-2000) Vol.2

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The Books of Magic #43 (1997)

Publisher: Vertigo (DC Comics)

Story Summary:

Tim Hunter finds himself at the crossroads of reality and self-deception. Haunted by a doppelgänger and paralyzed by indecision, Tim's grasp on what’s real continues to falter. His inner turmoil is mirrored by Peter Snejbjerg’s dreamlike visuals, emphasizing isolation and metaphysical dislocation. As the “Other Tim” continues to manifest and challenge his identity, this issue leans heavily into Vertigo’s tradition of dark introspective storytelling with mythic undertones.

The Books of Magic #43 (1997)

Publisher: Vertigo (DC Comics)

Story Summary:

Tim Hunter finds himself at the crossroads of reality and self-deception. Haunted by a doppelgänger and paralyzed by indecision, Tim's grasp on what’s real continues to falter. His inner turmoil is mirrored by Peter Snejbjerg’s dreamlike visuals, emphasizing isolation and metaphysical dislocation. As the “Other Tim” continues to manifest and challenge his identity, this issue leans heavily into Vertigo’s tradition of dark introspective storytelling with mythic undertones.

Release Date: November 1997

Key Features:

  • Tim Hunter's journey continues into the surreal and symbolic

  • Builds on the psychological themes introduced in issue #42

  • Deep character introspection as Tim navigates guilt and identity

  • Essential chapter in the “Other Tim” arc

Creative Team:

  • Writer: John Ney Rieber

  • Artist: Peter Snejbjerg

  • Cover Artist: Charles Vess