Paul Johnson (22) (1958–)

the artwork by Paul Johnson is phenomenal. but the text is vague, sententious, and empty. i'm forced to conclude at this point that the author's reputation is overblown.

Tim Hunter finishes his tour through DC's mystical lands by going into the future with Mister E, who was really a very minor character until "re-introduced" by Gaiman in this issue. Because Tim has enormous potential power -- and the possibility of turning evil, Mister E believes it's his duty to kill Tim after taking him to the end of time. It's an interesting ending: once you've seen the magical and mysterious, can you ever go back to a normal life?