Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #61

Name: Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #61
Brand: Marvel

Jan 1994 · Marvel · 1.75 USD; 2.25 CAD; 1.30 GBP

“Sacrifice Sorcerer Supreme”

In "Sacrifice Sorcerer Supreme," Doctor Strange makes a shocking choice that upends his role as protector of the mystical realm—handing the title of Sorcerer Supreme back to Salome, only to vanish with all his artifacts. With the balance of magic in peril, a mysterious new figure emerges to confront Salome, wielding her own elemental powers against her. Written by David Quinn and brought to life by Mel Rubi’s dynamic art and Hector Collazo’s striking cover, this pivotal issue marks a turning point in Strange’s journey.

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writer David Quinn · artist Mel Rubi · inker Fred Harper · colorist Heroic Age · letterer Pat Brosseau · cover Mel Rubi, Hector Collazo

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Full credits

writer David Quinn

artist Mel Rubi

inker Fred Harper

colorist Heroic Age

letterer Pat Brosseau

cover pencils Mel Rubi

cover inks Hector Collazo

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Doc and all his magical artifacts disappear when he gives the Sorcerer Supreme title back to Salome. Then Strange appears and blasts Salome with her own Elemental magick.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).