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Never read anything by Landy but I've constantly heard how good Skulduggery Pleasant is so it surprised me a bit to find out people aren't fond of his cape stuff at allLOCG and comic twitter groaned when they found out he was on Doctor Strange
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>>151545418How many Dr Strange #1s are we up too now?
>>151545501Thanks OP
>>151545501Thanks OPBetter art could have saved this.
>>151546161This honestly looks more like a coloring issue
Nordic mythology niggers (not dark elves) are still jarring
>>151545491Why? Is that how he expects to stop all bad things to happen?
>>151545424bump
>>151545495so he's powered by Knull now?i guess this series is going to end in that Queen of Black event next year
>>151545501Surprised they don't advertise Mortal Thor as well
>>151545491What did he mean by this? Can he sense retcons happening and it made him crazy?
>>151545485Angels can't catch a break
backbreaking sex with the angels of heven
>>151546331YEahPeter and Mary Jane Parker are about to be the Perfect King and Queen, with Wwing on the helm and bringing every old reference to thor and venom mythos into play.
>Angela
>>151545515Between 8 and 10 relaunchs>variant coversDoctor Strange #1 Fan Yang VariantDoctor Strange #1 InHyuk Lee Magic Connecting VariantDoctor Strange #1 Luciano Vecchio Marvel Comics Presents VariantDoctor Strange #1 Mateus Manhanini Knullified VariantDoctor Strange #1 NetEase Games Marvel Rivals VariantDoctor Strange #1 Taurin Clarke VariantDoctor Strange #1 1:10 Geoff Shaw Design VariantDoctor Strange #1 1:25 Joëlle Jones VariantDoctor Strange #1 1:100 Fan Yang Virgin Variant
>FALLEN ANGELS! After opening the mysterious coffin plaguing Alfheim, Strange and Angela come face-to-face with the dark wizard VYRBODIN! Strange attempts to capture him by tapping into a dangerous new form of power, but Vyrbodin escapes and puts a plan into motion that will endanger innocent lives across the Nine Realms. Strange will have to move Heven and Earth to stop him before his power grows...LEGACY #452
>A CRISIS IN HEVEN! Vyrbodin and Rhialla are in the wind, and Heven teeters on the brink of collapse after a devastating blow. Now Strange and Angela must defend Alfheim as a new threat rises... but can they find Vyrbodin as the final pieces of his twisted plan begin to take shape?LEGACY #453
Doctor Strange #3 Alessandro Cappuccio Black Panther VariantAlessandro Cappuccio Black Panther VariantDoctor Strange #3 Baldemar Rivas VariantDoctor Strange #3 1:25 TBD Artist VariantDoctor Strange #2 Ejikure VariantDoctor Strange #2 Leonardo Romero VariantDoctor Strange #2 1:25 Chris Campana Variant
>Doctor Strange vol. 1The original Strange Tales series ended with issue #168 (May 1968). The following month, Doctor Strange's adventures continued in the full-length Doctor Strange #169,[1] with Nick Fury moving to the newly launched Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.Expanded to 20 pages per issue, the Doctor Strange solo series ran 15 issues, #169-183 (June 1968 – November 1969), continuing the numbering of Strange Tales.[2][3] Roy Thomas wrote the run of new stories, joined after the first three issues by the art team of penciler Gene Colan and inker Tom Palmer through the end. Colan drastically altered the look of the series, as Thomas recounted: "... he had his own view of what these other worlds should look like. Everyone else sort of copied Ditko's versions of those extra dimensions, which were great and wonderful. When Gene came on, he didn't feel a real rapport with that, I guess, so his extra dimensions tended to be just blackness and smoke and things of that sort... Sometimes it was a little strange for a dimension Doc Strange had been to before to look different when drawn by Gene, but nobody complained."[4] Thomas recalled in 2000 that he returned to work a day late from a weekend comic book convention to find that Marvel production manager Sol Brodsky had assigned Doctor Strange to writer Archie Goodwin, newly ensconced at Marvel and writing Iron Man. Thomas convinced Brodsky to allow him to continue writing the title. "I got very possessive about Doctor Strange," Thomas recalled. "It wasn't a huge seller, but [by the time it was canceled] we were selling the low 40 percent range of more than 400,000 print run, so it was actually selling a couple hundred thousand copies [but] at the time you needed to sell even more
>Doctor Strange: Master of the Mystic Arts (Doctor Strange vol. 2)Doctor Strange's feature in the Marvel Premiere series segued to the character's second ongoing title, Doctor Strange: Master of the Mystic Arts, also known as Doctor Strange vol. 2, which ran 81 issues (June 1974 – February 1987).[6] Doctor Strange #14 featured a crossover story with The Tomb of Dracula #44, another series that was being drawn by Gene Colan at the time.[7] In Englehart's final story, he sent Dr. Strange back in time to meet Benjamin Franklin.[8] In 2010, Comics Bulletin ranked Englehart's work on Doctor Strange with artists Frank Brunner and Colan ninth on its list of the "Top 10 1970s Marvels."[9]The series ended with a cliffhanger as his home, the Sanctum Sanctorum, was heavily damaged during a battle. The title was discontinued so that the character's adventures could be transferred to another split-book-format series, Strange Tales vol. 2 #1–19 (April 1987 – October 1988), which was shared with Cloak and Dagger.>Doctor Strange: Sorcerer SupremeStrange was returned to his own series, this time titled Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme, which ran 90 issues (November 1988 – June 1996).[10] The initial creative team was writer Peter B. Gillis and artists Richard Case and Randy Emberlin, with storylines often spanning multiple issues. During this time the series became part of the "Midnight Sons" group of Marvel's supernatural comics.[11]Jackson Guice's cover for Doctor Strange #15 (1990) used Christian music singer Amy Grant's likeness without her permission,[12] leading to a complaint saying that the cover gave the appearance that she was associating with witchcraft. A US District Court sealed an out-of-court settlement between Grant and Marvel in early 1991 with a consent decree in which Marvel did not admit to liability or wrongdoing
>Doctor Strange vol. 3As part of the Marvel Knights imprint, the third volume of Doctor Strange was released in 1999. Given the subtitle Flight of Bones, the volume was written by Dan Jolley and Tony Harris, and briefly ran for four issues.>Doctor Strange vol. 4In 2015, Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo teamed up for the fourth volume of Doctor Strange.[16] Writers Dennis Hopeless and Penciler Niko Henrichon took charge during the Secret Empire event in issues 21-24, with Bachalo still providing covers. Writer John Barber and Penciler Niko Henrichon took charge for issues 25-26. After the Marvel Legacy renumbering, writer Donny Cates and pencilers Frazer Irving and Chip Zdarsky took over at issues #381-390.[17] Considering the legacy renumbering, the fourth volume actually has a total of 36 issues.>Doctor Strange vol. 5A fifth Doctor Strange series was launched by writer Mark Waid and artist Jesus Saiz in August 2018.[18]>Dr. Strange, Surgeon SupremeA short-lived sixth series, Doctor Strange: Surgeon Supreme, launched in December 2019 by writer Mark Waid and artist Kev Walker follows immediately after the storyline completed in the fifth series.[19] The series was cancelled after six issues
>Death of Doctor StrangeBeing a mini-series, Death of Doctor Strange was written by Jed MacKay, and penciled/inked by Lee Garbett.[citation needed] With focus on the temporary death of the heroic sorcerer and the reactions of fellow heroes, the 5-issue series lasted from November 2021 to March 2022.>Doctor Strange vol. 6This series (debuting with Doctor Strange #1, May 2023), headed by writer Jed MacKay and artist Pasqual Ferry,[citation needed] features the continued trials and tribulations of the recently revivified Stephen Strange as well as Clea's position in the series.
>>151545430>>151545427Colors are way too over saturated. This probably looks HIDEOUS in print
>>151545445Those types love tom Taylor, deniz camp, Matt fraction and Kelly Thompson so that actually tells me all I need to know.
>>151546169Nah the cramped composition, heavy line weight and heavy blacks aren’t any better. That being said the coloring is awful
>>151547856tbf outside of his Captain America/Iron Man mini, none of his Marvel comic work has been good, we had Avengers Ebyond which would have been fine outside of the Greg Land artwork and pointless retcons about the Beyonder, and he did the Infinity Watch comic which no one seemed to like
>>151547799Why are modern artists such bad costume designers?
>>151547811This art is way too busy.
>>151546331>KnullThere's no spiral.
>>151545443why is Strange shitting purple crescents? Did the writers forget that he has a Cloak of LEVITATION to fly with?
>>151548807He doesn't have that any more, he gave it and the Eye to Doom in Blood Hunt
>>151545495so whats this? I hope its not another venom-related bullshit, but otherwise? Chthon? Bob is apparently still dead but it would be hilarious if somehow Void was sicked on asgard again lol
>>151545495>>151549744I'll point out the crimson bands around his wrists. This isn't Knull because he lacks the mark. Bob would be a fun one considering how he died the first time.
>>151547856His audition mini fucking sucked and this isn't all that different
>>151548807>>151548864>doctor strange explodes in popularity because of the mcu>comics can't even have him with the eye and cloak anymore>no yellow gloves>can't have simple psychedelic adventures eitherIs he at least back to being the Sorcerer Supreme? It says it on the cover page, but the comic art is so bad that I couldn't make it all the way through.
>>151546331I think Knull is a good guess based on what Vyrbodin says on this page >>151545490It sounds like his weakness is aspects of Oblivion Your Black Winters, your Griever of All ThingsCosmic level entities who are represent the end of the universeSo Strange is invoking Knull
>>151549913no lol, he’s stuck on Asgard and they made up a title for him to technically still be Sorcerer Supreme but not really
>>151545418Why can't comics just like stay in their own lanes?
>>151545418bump
>>151545467>We have Knull at home
New Strange kino never ever
>>151551076Apparently, this was pushed for by an editor at Marvel who really wanted to do a Dr Strange but in Norse Myth series.I guess Thor dying and being blocked off from those more traditional Norse Myths inspired worlds allowed him to pitch the idea to the rest of editorial.
>>151554742It could maybe work, but not with these writers
Fuck's sake.
>>151556765Fuck’s sake?
>>151549985to be honest, Strange witnessed the Second Cosmos and the Anti-All, he can very wel invoke the concept itself, rather than a lesser incarnation, I mean, even in 616 Knull was no top-dog
>>151554742>Apparently, this was pushed for by an editor at Marvel who really wanted to do a Dr Strange but in Norse Myth series.It was pushed by Scarlet Witchs feminist dyke editor of the last several years to get Strange the fuck out of the way so Wanda could become sorcerer supremeThe editor does not give a shit about Strange
I think the biggest problem of the book is that of Venom: Space Knight - it feels like Landy wants to write regular Doctor Strange but the editor wants him to write Journey Into Mystery with Strange as the protagonistLike this is the kind of story that would only work if Landy had already been on a Strange ongoing for a couple of years and this was apart of his next saga as a fallout of OWUD
