First time posting, question about comics involving the use of magic

[Hmsbeagle00]

Hi everyone

I'm not sure if I'm posting in the correct place --I'm looking for a comic about/involving wizards, magic, sorcerers.. basically anything to do with magic. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated -- thank you!

[Batman and Charles]

For DC your best bet is Justice League Dark or Hellblazer. For Marvel there's Journey into Mystery, though it's about to end in october.

If you're looking for something not currently running, there's also The Books of Magic.

[The Man From Room X]

From ongoing comics I recommend

DC Comics:



Demon Knights
Justice League Dark
The Sword and Sorcery series starting September

Marvel Comics:
Journey Into Mystery

Of recent ended comics,

The two trades of Zatanna are fun and worth getting:


http://www.dccomics.com/graphic-nove...tress-of-magic
http://www.dccomics.com/graphic-nove...es-of-the-past

Seven Soldiers of Victory is a good bet:



http://www.dccomics.com/graphic-nove...ictory-vol-1-1
http://www.dccomics.com/graphic-nove...-victory-vol-2
http://www.dccomics.com/graphic-nove...-victory-vol-3
http://www.dccomics.com/graphic-nove...-victory-vol-4

[ShaggyB]

Hi everyone

I'm not sure if I'm posting in the correct place --I'm looking for a comic about/involving wizards, magic, sorcerers.. basically anything to do with magic. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated -- thank you!

DC comics also has Shazam. (The old Power of Shazam line is good) Currently Shazam is in the back of Justice League #7 - current. (#11 as of yesterday)

If you want to branch out some. Aspen Comics puts out a book called Soulfire. Its about magic returning to the world (set in the future). Features a fair amount of dragons.... no real wizards in the first two volumes... Its about tech vs magic. Volume one is drawn and written by the late Michael Turner.

[Batman and Charles]

Sandman and Lucifer are also really good, though they don't really heavily feature sorcerers they're comics that live and breathe magic. They're both finished and avaliable in trades (excep Lucifer is out of print I think, but should be avaliable used or something).

[Jeff Brady]

Camelot 3000.

Doctor Strange.

[FanboyStranger]

I would say that Elric: The Balance Lost is the best of the moment.

[Indigo Al]

Don't miss DCs original Books of Magic mini by Neil Gaiman. The ongoing Vertigo series is not terribly necessary...

[chicainery]

I'd suggest Alan Moore's Promethea.

[Ezio_Howlett]

You should check out the King Conan comics, alot of the story there involves Toth-Amon (Who is the most powerful wizard in Hyboria) and arch nemesis of Conan, there is also two other wizards involved, but I only remember Caliastros :P But Toth Amon will always be a favorite of mine.
Red Sonja: She Devil With A Sword also involves magic. But not as much as the good old Black And White Conan stories
The one with the horns in the picture is Toth-Amon

[Rasputin9977]

Sigil from CrossGen. Has some very beautiful art too.

For T&A, check out Tarot.