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I found it on Amazon and there's a Kindle option

https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Gathering-Planes-Multiverse-History/dp/1419751549/ref=sr\_1\_1?dchild=1&keywords=Magic%3A+The+Gathering%3A+Planes+of+the+Multiverse%3A+A+Visual+History&qid=1629894958&sr=8-1

There's a series of Visual History books full of art and concept information if that's your style https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Gathering-Planes-Multiverse-History/dp/1419751549

https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Gathering-Planes-Multiverse-History/dp/1419751549/

https://www.amazon.com/Magic-Gathering-Planes-Multiverse-History/dp/1419751549

New book to be published next year (on my birthday).

The ASINs tend to be the same across marketplaces. Here's the amazon.com link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1419751549

• Title: Magic: The Gathering: Planes of the Multiverse: A Visual History
• Hardcover: 256 pages
• Publisher: Abrams ComicArts (July 20, 2021)

Product description:

> An official visual guide to the fantastical worlds and legendary characters of Magic: The Gathering > > The various realms of Magic: The Gathering’s storied Multiverse have served as host to countless epic battles and dramatic cataclysms—and each plane is richly and uniquely populated with its own fantastical creatures, iconic characters, and legendary Planeswalkers. In Magic: The Gathering: Planes of the Multiverse, author Jay Annelli presents a visual guide to the history behind lore-defining events from the Phyrexian Invasion to the War of the Spark, as well as character profiles for Karn, Narset, Vraska, Sorin Markov, and other fan-favorite Planeswalkers. > > Planes of the Multiverse pairs original artwork—in many instances reproduced for the first time outside of the card frame—with detailed primers on each plane. This collection offers exclusive insight into the art and mythology of some of Magic: The Gathering’s most popular and enduring locales—and the characters that inhabit them.

Jay Annelli is also listed as the author of "Magic: The Gathering: Legends: A Visual History" (October 27, 2020).