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I don't know who the author of 'tr ragan fantastic fiction' is. There's not enough information provided to determine the author.

I'm not entirely sure specifically what 'tr ragan fantastic fiction' is. It could be a very specific or perhaps even a self - named or local type of fantastic fiction. Maybe it's a new or emerging genre related to the broader category of fantastic fiction.

Hermione might give it to Harry. She is always researching and stumbling upon strange and wonderful magical items. She could have discovered the 'tr' in the library or during one of her side - quests for knowledge. Knowing Harry's importance in the battle against evil, she gives it to him, believing that he will be able to figure out its uses better than anyone else.

Well, it might have a wide variety of stories. Each volume could contain different types of children's tales, like fairy tales, adventure stories or moral stories.

Perhaps 'tr' is a time - turning relic. Harry Potter gets it and is faced with the moral dilemma of whether to use it to change past events. He might consider using it to save his parents, but then realizes the potential consequences of messing with time. This could lead to a whole adventure where he has to make difficult decisions and also face the Time - Turner's side - effects, like being in two places at once in a confusing way.

Stephen King's stories in TR90 are typically filled with elements of horror, suspense, and mystery. They often have complex characters and unexpected plot twists.

I'm not really sure. Stephen King has so many diverse story settings that it's hard to pinpoint specifically for TR-90 without more context.

You could try checking in local bookstores. They often have a section for children's books and might stock this multivolume set.

DC Comics is a much broader concept. It includes various comic book series and characters beyond just those related to detective stories. Saying Detective Comics Comics is more narrowly focused on that specific detective aspect within the larger DC Comics framework.

No, comics on Comixology are usually digital versions and not physical copies.