Doctor Strange #81
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePart of Marvel's 25th Anniversary celebration, this February 1987 issue delivers one of the most unsettling covers in the Sorcerer Supreme's long run — Kevin Nowlan's artwork fills the page with the enormous, decaying face of a monstrous entity, its glowing yellow eyes each reflecting a tiny but defiant Doctor Strange in his full blue-and-red regalia. The tagline "The New Sorcerer Supreme" runs vertically down the left side, adding a provocative note of tension to an already striking image. With Peter B. Gillis writing and Chris Warner on interior art, this is a genuinely compelling entry in Strange's ongoing battle against forces that dwarf him in scale but perhaps not in resolve.
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Rintrah, an alien being (looks like a demon, anthropomorphic bull), is imbued with Dr. Strange's powers. Topaz regains her entire soul.
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