Master of the Mystic Arts: Doctor Strange Appreciation 2019

[Rrobin]

Hahaha--old-time Doc with his "mental probing".

Well he isn't completely over his "messing with others' minds" phase yet

[Phoenixx9]

Well he isn't completely over his "messing with others' minds" phase yet

Are they still showing "the messing with minds" as more of a mental power (telepathy) than through sorcery?

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Avengers #61 Feb 1969
First appearance of the Avengers' Quinjet in "Some Say the World Will End in Fire, Some Say in Ice"
Story continues from Doctor Strange #178.
A quiet night at Avengers Mansion is interrupted by the sudden arrival of the Master of the Mystic Arts!

Dr. Strange warns that the Spell of Fire and Ice unleashed by the Sons of Satannish could destroy the world!

And he requests immediate help from Earth's Mightiest Heroes!

Without delay Hawkeye and the Black Knight rush to Antarctica to battle Surtur, while the Vision and T'Challa fly to Africa to fight Ymir!
The Fire Demon and the Frost Giant are virtually indestructible!
Does Doctor Strange have a magic ace up his sleeve (or perhaps cloak) to save the Earth?

Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by John Buscema, inks by George Klein

[Rrobin]

Are they still showing "the messing with minds" as more of a mental power (telepathy) than through sorcery?

More of a mix of both these days. Even back in the day he uses the Eye to carry out his mind-reading a lot

The young again look gave me Keanue Reeves vibes which is funny if anyone has seen the what if Avengers were made in the 90s.

I remember being so turned off by the “young again” look I stopped reading for some time

[Reviresco]

I found this great site, which I'll be adding to the front page, where a Doctor Strange fan is posting his amazing collection. He also has a twitter and posted this amazing 'window.'


Doctor Strange Archive




https://twitter.com/DrStrangeArchiv/...92734014349319

[nj06]

Avengers #61 Feb 1969
First appearance of the Avengers' Quinjet in "Some Say the World Will End in Fire, Some Say in Ice"
Story continues from Doctor Strange #178.
A quiet night at Avengers Mansion is interrupted by the sudden arrival of the Master of the Mystic Arts!

Dr. Strange warns that the Spell of Fire and Ice unleashed by the Sons of Satannish could destroy the world!

And he requests immediate help from Earth's Mightiest Heroes!

Without delay Hawkeye and the Black Knight rush to Antarctica to battle Surtur, while the Vision and T'Challa fly to Africa to fight Ymir!
The Fire Demon and the Frost Giant are virtually indestructible!
Does Doctor Strange have a magic ace up his sleeve (or perhaps cloak) to save the Earth?

Script by Roy Thomas, pencils by John Buscema, inks by George Klein

I would like to see more Dr. Strange & Black Panther team-ups. I think Dr. Strange exploring Wakanda's mystical side would be awesome.

[Rrobin]

Judging by the solicits Clea seems like she will be sticking around for some time

[Reviresco]

Judging by the solicits Clea seems like she will be sticking around for some time

About damn time.

[Phoenixx9]

Judging by the solicits Clea seems like she will be sticking around for some time

Yes, I like Clea in Doc's book.

[Clea]

Judging by the solicits Clea seems like she will be sticking around for some time

Thank goodness. So long as she's written well, I'm happy to see her back.

[Clea]

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Well, that was unexpected.

[Reviresco]

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Well, that was unexpected.

O_O

I can't believe they did that to Clea! Of course, I'm not fond of Carnage or Venom, so I guess that's part of the reason why I don't like that cover.

[Frontier]

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Well, that was unexpected.

Definitely not the kind of reunion anyone was hoping for .

[Prof. Warren]

Today's issue was a rocking start to the new arc.

The conclusion of the last arc hit me as being a bit soft but the book is solidly back on track with this issue.

It's hard not to miss Saiz on art (hoping for his return on the next arc) but Barry Kitson is certainly no slouch and he gets his Ditko on nicely here.

Waid continues to prove his firm understanding of Stephen as a character. He really gets him and gets his world and this is yet another issue that makes me feel that we're in the midst of a classic - or at the very least, a very excellent - run on Strange.

[Daedra]

Today's issue was a rocking start to the new arc.

The conclusion of the last arc hit me as being a bit soft but the book is solidly back on track with this issue.

It's hard not to miss Saiz on art (hoping for his return on the next arc) but Barry Kitson is certainly no slouch and he gets his Ditko on nicely here.

Waid continues to prove his firm understanding of Stephen as a character. He really gets him and gets his world and this is yet another issue that makes me feel that we're in the midst of a classic - or at the very least, a very excellent - run on Strange.

loved this issue, it really felt like the real Stephen Strange and not just a posturing dude