Doctor Strange Classics Starring Doctor Strange #4

Jun 1984 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 1.75 CAD

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In "Beware...! Dormammu Is Watching!", Doctor Strange, Mordo, and the Ancient One are thrust into a neutral dimension by Dormammu, who then manipulates the Mindless Ones and summons rival rulers from across the multiverse. With Earth at stake, Dormammu challenges Strange to a duel of pure skill—using only the Pincers of Power—leaving no room for magic or spells. The battle rages, but just as Strange gains the upper hand, betrayal looms from an unexpected source. Written by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee, with art by Steve Ditko and cover by John Byrne and Al Milgrom, this 1984 Marvel classic delivers a tense, high-stakes clash in the mystical realm.

Contains 3 stories

Beware...! Dormammu Is Watching!

10 pp · Fantasy, Superhero

In "Beware...! Dormammu Is Watching!", Doctor Strange faces a terrifying revelation: his mentor, the Ancient One, is imprisoned by Dormammu, who forces Clea to witness the coming defeat. With Mordo as his reluctant opponent, Strange must battle through escalating dread as Dormammu's presence looms ever closer—watching, waiting, and ready to intervene.

The Pincers of Power!

10 pp · Fantasy, Superhero

rulers of neighboring dimensions

In "The Pincers of Power!", Doctor Strange finds himself in a high-stakes duel against Dormammu, summoned to a neutral dimension where the fate of Earth hangs in the balance. Forced to fight with only the Pincers of Power—no magic, no spells—Strange must rely on cunning and precision, but even as victory seems within reach, betrayal looms from an unexpected source.

Let There Be Victory!

9 pp · Fantasy, Superhero

rulers of neighboring dimensionsMordo's Demon

In "Let There Be Victory!", Doctor Strange faces a dire threat as Dormammu banishes Clea to an unknown realm, leaving him to search for her across dimensions. With Mordo now trapped in the Dimension of Demons and a hidden trap set by Mordo’s demon disciples, Strange must rely on his wits and the lingering traces of evil seen in the Mystic Globe to uncover the truth—before the next attack strikes.