the Book of Destiny and undoing his changes, resulting in Deegan being disfigured and being imprisoned in Arkham. John Dee appears in The Sandman, portrayed by David Thewlis. This version is the son of Ethel Cripps and Roderick Burgess who escapes prison after his mother passed on her protection amulet that granted her immortality. During his search for the Dreamstone, Dee meets a Samaritan named Rosemary, who assists him in his quest. He eventually finds the Dreamstone and gives his protection amulet to Rosemary before taking refuge at a local diner, where he uses the Dreamstone to manipulate the staff and customers into killing each other until Dream defeats John, takes him back to prison, and puts him into an endless sleep. Film The New 52 incarnation of Doctor Destiny, referred simply to as "Destiny", appears in Justice League Dark, voiced by Alfred Molina. This version is a dark magic practitioner who has been active for centuries and was initially defeated by Merlin and Etrigan, with his spirit being trapped in the "Dreamstone". In the present, John Constantine's friend Ritchie Simpson is manipulated into bringing the Dreamstone together to save his own life, which restores Destiny to life in Simpson's body. Despite his power, Destiny is defeated by Constantine, Deadman, and Etrigan after they separate him from the Dreamstone. Doctor Destiny appears in the fan film Sandman: 24 Hour Diner, portrayed by Zach MacKendrick. Miscellaneous The DCAU incarnation of Doctor Destiny appears in issue #25 of the Justice League Unlimited tie-in comic book. Doctor Destiny appears in issue #12 of All-New Batman: The Brave and the Bold. Doctor Destiny appears in The Sandman audio book, voiced by Manoj Bajpayee. References External links Doctor Destiny at DC Database Doctor Destiny at Comic Vine Characters created by Gardner Fox Characters created by Mike Sekowsky Comics characters introduced in 1961 DC Comics characters who have mental powers DC Comics characters who use magic DC Comics demons DC Comics fantasy characters DC Comics male supervillains DC Comics telepaths Fictional characters who can manipulate reality Fictional characters with dream manipulation abilities Fictional inventors Fictional mass murderers Fictional rapists