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See the volume image categories for a rough indication of what kind of art there is:

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Doctor_Fate_Vol_1/Images

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Doctor_Fate_Vol_2/Images

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Doctor_Fate_Vol_3/Images

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Doctor_Fate_Vol_4/Images

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Fate_Vol_1/Images

So there isn't really anything that matches that new, youth-oriented style.

Also, these four volumes cover entirely different characters inside the Helmet of Fate.

So, Is story good?

How the story is depends on what you expect. The first volume is a good one about Kent Nelson. The second volume focuses on two successors who might not be as famous. The most recent volume has another Doctor Fate entirely, Khalid Nassour.

If you watched Black Adam and want to learn more about that Doctor Fate, that is an entirely different take but takes inspiration from these two series:

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/JSA_Vol_1

https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Justice_Society_of_America_Vol_3

I never read a stand alone Dr. fate Comic (technical i read the weird 90 Run, but i don't count that), but he was a fun character in JSA, and besides Dr. Fate, there are all kind of magic stuff happening in that book, the fight against Mordru, Johnny Sorrow/ the king of tears and Eclipso.

I hope you aren’t implying that only modern art, say from the mid-2000s onward, is “good.” If you have a preference for modern art, say that. Don’t qualify modern art as good and older artwork as bad. That just makes you sound like an ass.

There's a comic on Webtoons about Zatanna called Zatanna & the Ripper, if you're interested in that.

Another fun magical character is Amethyst. Her most recent iteration from Prime Earth had a solo mini-series in 2020, was in some issues of Bendis' Young Justice run and in The Flash #776-779, among other comics. Last year, she also had a graphic novel Amethyst: Princess of Gemworld but it isn't canon to PE.

If you want a more modern magic series with “good” art and stories then I would suggest Shadowpact. It’s not a gratuitously long run and it has a good assortment of lesser known magic heroes. You can also dive right in without having a lot of background into DC history.

It's not like that I hate them, It's just I am new to comics. I'll definitely try the one you have recommended me guys.

I second Shadowpact. While the preceding story (Day of Vengeance) is a mini-event of sorts and ties to the Infinite Crisis stuff, the ongoing itself is nice and free of event comic tie-ins and crossovers.

While not a series full of "Harry Potter-y" magic action, Hellblazer's a good horror drama with some neat writer runs (Delano, Ennis, Ellis, Carey) full of at times trippy occultism. I love the look 80's proto-Vertigo material had (then again, it looks very different between the original printings and the more recent digital recolors). The majority of Ennis' run was illustrated by Steve Dillon though, and it seems to be a coin toss whether you'll like it or not.