Doctor Strange Epic Collection #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis Epic Collection gathers the early adventures of Doctor Strange, Master of the Mystic Arts, from the late 1960s and early 1970s. It includes issues of Doctor Strange (vol. 1) and Marvel Premiere, featuring classic battles against the demonic Dormammu and other mystical threats, with storylines that deepen Strange's role as Earth's Sorcerer Supreme. The volume showcases the work of creators like Roy Thomas, Gene Colan, and Steve Englehart, capturing a pivotal era in Marvel's supernatural corner.
In "Is There a Doctor Not in the House?", the Silver Surfer races from Titan to Earth after learning Galactus has arrived in New York—only to find Dr. Strange trapped in stasis and forced to battle Nova in a desperate bid to protect him. Written by Ron Marz and illustrated by Kevin West, with inks by Tom Christopher, colors by Tom Vincent, and letters by Ken Bruzenak, this issue blends cosmic stakes with personal loss as Strange awakens to reveal an unexpected alliance with Galactus for the looming Infinity War. The cover, by Geof Isherwood, captures the tension of the moment with striking, dynamic composition.
When Doctor Strange and the Druid journey to Tibet to aid in the reconstitution of the other Doctor, Doom, they find themselves navigating a fragile balance between redemption and permanence. As an ultimate good Doom emerges, his mission becomes clear: ensure the evil version remains forever still—though not all may agree on what that means.
In "To Hela and Back," Doctor Strange and his allies navigate the treacherous realms of the dead to resurrect Thor, while Rintrah and Pip embark on a perilous journey to rescue Firelord and Drax, stranded in the Jurassic period. The story blends high-stakes fantasy with the cosmic scale of Marvel's multiverse, all within the richly drawn world of the Epic Collection.
In "Footnote to Infinity," Adam Warlock grapples with the overwhelming might of the Infinity Gauntlet, his mind and spirit tested as the cosmic power threatens to consume him. Doctor Strange calls upon his arsenal of ancient relics, each a familiar anchor from past battles, to help Warlock endure the gauntlet’s relentless pull.
In "The Fear That Kills! [The Great Fear, Part 2 of 3]," Doctor Strange and his allies face a terrifying onslaught as Nox and her sons, Phobos and Deimos, clash with the Fear Eaters—only to realize their defeat may be part of a larger, more sinister design orchestrated by the Dweller in the Darkness.
In the aftermath of Doc’s defeat, the fractured Fear Lords turn on each other in a brutal scramble for dominance, each wielding terror as both weapon and claim to power. With the fate of the realm hanging in the balance, Doc manages a desperate Sending—reaching out to the one man who might still stand against the rising dread: Daredevil.
When Wolverine, haunted by the Undying Ones, storms into Doctor Strange and Clea’s bedroom in the dead of night, the mystical duo must confront a threat that blurs the line between friend and foe. With no time to spare, they plunge into the dimension of the Undying Ones through a Sa'arpool, racing to end the ancient curse before it consumes them all.
In "Sins of the Fathers," the Surfer returns to Titan only to find Nebula trapped in stasis and the grief-stricken Mentor haunted by memories of his wife’s death at Thanos’s hands. When news reaches him that Galactus has arrived in New York with Dr. Strange in stasis, the Surfer races back to Earth, only to be drawn into a clash with Nova—forced to fight his former ally to save the sorcerer. Strange awakens just in time to halt the battle, revealing a shocking alliance: he’s teaming up with Galactus for the looming Infinity War.
When Galactus demands the Eye of Agamotto for his cosmic hunger, the ancient relic’s guardian doesn’t take kindly to the request—leading to a high-stakes clash between the mighty Galactus and the sentient Eye itself. In this intense 22-page tale from Doctor Strange Epic Collection #10, the fate of the universe hangs in the balance as power, pride, and cosmic might collide.
In "The Color Crimson," Doctor Strange finds himself drawn into a cosmic trial when Cyttorak selects him and Nova as High Priest and Priestess to confront the source of Eternity's fall. With the fate of reality hanging in the balance, Strange must summon the Juggernaut to stand against forces beyond mortal understanding.
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