Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme Omnibus #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis third Omnibus volume of Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme collects the climactic chapters of the 1990s series, featuring Stephen Strange's ongoing battles against mystical threats and his complex relationship with Clea. The collection includes major story arcs involving the Scarlet Witch, as Strange navigates the responsibilities of his role as Earth's Sorcerer Supreme while facing cosmic and personal challenges.
In "Scatter...and Sister Nil [Siege of Darkness, Part 7]," Doctor Strange faces a desperate final stand as he battles the malevolent Doc, who has the upper hand—only to make a shocking choice that sends Strange hurtling into the Dark Dimension to join forces with Nobel and aid Clea. With Salome’s elemental fury unleashed and the fate of the multiverse hanging in the balance, the fight escalates in a tense, cunning clash of wills. Written by David Quinn and illustrated by Mark Buckingham, with inks by Peter Gross and colors by Heroic Age, this pivotal chapter delivers high-stakes magic and emotional weight, all framed by Peter Gross’s striking cover art.
In "Scatter...and Sister Nil," Doctor Strange finds himself trapped in his own Sanctum as the Midnight Son's lay siege, only to have Lilith shatter him into three fractured selves. With Sister Nil coldly claiming Imei’s life, Doc must make an unthinkable choice—destroy the very sanctuary he’s sworn to protect.
In "Sacrifice Sorcerer Supreme," Doctor Strange relinquishes the title of Sorcerer Supreme to Salome, only for himself and all his magical artifacts to vanish in the process. When Strange reappears, he turns Salome’s own elemental magic against her in a shocking act of defiance.
In "Stranger and Stranger," the discovery of the Oculus ignites a fierce clash between Doctor Doom and Doctor Strange, each vying for control of its power. Meanwhile, Morbius’ long search for the true Doctor Strange finally leads him to a startling revelation.
In "Song of the Blood Opal," Doctor Strange finds himself entangled in a night of supernatural intrigue at The Tempo building, where Dr. Vincent Stephens hosts a mysterious gathering. As Strange oversees the sanctum's new defenses, he’s forced to eject Morbius from the premises—only to uncover a deeper mystery tied to the eerie melody of the Whole Moon Hawk, recorded in the quiet of the night.
In "The Brilliant One," Doctor Strange ventures into the depths of a hidden cave beneath Aquaria, seeking the elusive Coral Crab—a key fragment of Earth Magic—while confronting the enigmatic Leviathan known as The Brilliant One. On land, Salome reveals a surprising new ally: Wong, now under her command.
In "Amok! [Strangers Among Us - Act 2]," Doctor Strange faces off against a possessed Namor, his mind twisted by Salome as he wields the power of the Coral Crab. As tension flares between Strange and the vengeful Vengeance, Wong and the partially resurrected Imei search for the elusive other Doctor Strange, caught in a web of shifting realities and hidden threats.
In "Shattered," Wong and Imei(Xaos) seize Vincent Stevens and deliver him to Salome, setting the stage for a reckoning. As the Midnight Sons confront Doctor Strange, accusing him of every misdeed that’s plagued their world, he braces for a battle that may redefine what it means to be a sorcerer supreme.
In "Salomé's Children [Strangers Among Us: Final Curtain]," Salomé confronts the Strangers with a shocking revelation: she is the mother of both Doctor Strange and Vincent Stephens, unraveling a hidden lineage tied to their destinies. With the truth exposed and her powers momentarily checked, Strange braces for the final clash, the weight of blood and magic pressing down.
Clea arrives in New York seeking help, only to discover that Doctor Strange and his home have vanished—leaving no trace but a lingering spell and a growing sense of unease. In a world where magic is unraveling, she must piece together the mystery before the veil between dimensions thins too far.
In "Half Lives 2 - Bodyslam," Jo and Rick Jones find themselves caught in a high-stakes clash of wills as the Strangers prepare to merge at the Tempo, while Doctor Strange faces a sudden assault in his Forge and Salome receives an unexpected visit from the Vishanti—each event pulling the fragile balance of power further into chaos.
In "Last Rites - First Verse," Doctor Strange faces his final confrontation with Salom, wrestling not just with the enemy but with his own will to continue. After a moment of doubt, he commits fully to the Gaian Aura, summoning the Aetheric Armor and wielding the Aetheric Sword to stand against the coming storm.
In "Threshold of Ashes [Last Rites, Second Verse]," Doctor Strange fights to reclaim his fading power from the enigmatic Strangers, while Clea teeters on the edge of a dangerous pact with Dormammu in the Dark Dimension—her choices echoing through the void. Meanwhile, Salomé searches desperately for Strange at his abandoned sanctum, where silence and shadow speak louder than words.
In "A Moment of Silence [Last Rites, Final Verse]," Doctor Strange faces a final reckoning as he confronts the enigmatic Doc, whose victory over him takes an unexpected turn—rather than absorbing his power, Doc sends Strange to merge with Nobel to aid Clea in the Dark Dimension. With Salome’s elemental fury unleashed and her fate hanging in the balance, the battle becomes a test of cunning, where deception and sacrifice shape the outcome.
In "Earthly Powers," Doctor Strange confronts the lingering threat of Salome by dismantling her stronghold in Times Square and scattering her followers. With Vincent Stevens' business now under his control, Strange attempts to mend things with Wong by offering him the role of CEO—testing the limits of power, partnership, and redemption.
In "Dead Reckoning," Doctor Strange finds himself caught in a tense standoff when a series of past associates—long thought to be gone—converge on him, demanding payment for favors that may never have been repaid. Amid the chaos, he briefly reunites with Kyllian, now known as Wildpride, under the watchful eye of Modred, as old debts come due and the line between ally and enemy blurs.
In "The Sensual World," Jo finds herself caught in a surreal, dreamlike realm where reality bends and desire blurs with danger. As the Skreed infiltrates her body, transforming her from within, Doctor Strange must confront the invasion on the mystical plane—where every choice feels like a temptation. Meanwhile, Clea and Paradox watch from the shadows, their own paths entwined in the unfolding mystery.
In "Earthquake Logic [Earthquake Logic, Part 1]," Doctor Strange returns four months after vanishing into the Vishanti's ancient libraries, having spent millennia studying their secrets to renew his Gaian Aura with the powerful Syzygy—only to emerge with a strikingly new form and a mind reshaped by cosmic knowledge.
In "Tectonic Shift [Earthquake Logic, Part 2]," Doctor Strange navigates fractured loyalties as Wong demands retribution for Imei’s death, and Nick Fury presses him for help tracking the Punisher—just as a hidden coven of pollution-wielding sorcerers begins destabilizing the city’s very foundations.
In "Seismics," Doctor Strange, still reeling from a betrayal that left him wounded, channels his Catastrophe Magic to break free from the Coven’s grip. With a calculated strike against their foundation, he turns their own power against them—unraveling their control in a moment of seismic consequence.
In "Losing My Religion," Doctor Strange confronts the enigmatic Tempo 'investors' while demonstrating the Technomagik VR helmets—only to be pulled into the Magic Dimension, where he must face the terrifying Aspect of Catastrophe. The story unfolds with a tense blend of high-tech intrigue and cosmic peril, testing Strange’s wits and power in a realm where reality itself is unstable.
In "Walking Into Yesterday [The Homecoming, Part Three]," Doctor Strange returns to his childhood home in Nebraska, where he reconnects with Amanda, a single mom he once knew, and her daughter Jessica. As he enjoys fleeting moments of peace and memory, a shocking revelation unfolds: he’s been diagnosed with cancer—and the source may be Baron Mordo’s dark magic.
In "Resurrection [The Homecoming, Part Four]," Doctor Strange confronts a devastating truth: Astrid Mordo, the daughter of his long-time adversary Baron Mordo, is the one who unknowingly transferred the cancer that threatens to end his life. As the stakes rise, Baron Mordo is forced to make an impossible choice—reverse the curse and face the heartbreak of killing his own daughter before the illness claims him.
In "Afterlife, Part Two," Doctor Strange ventures into Purgatory to reclaim Afterlife, only to find the entity unleashed and consuming souls in a violent frenzy. As the battle unfolds, Strange confronts a shocking truth: Afterlife is not a demon, but a trapped angel whose release was unintended—revealing a deeper mystery tied to love, sacrifice, and the cost of redemption.
In "Born Again?", Doctor Strange confronts the ancient evil Chthon as the entity prepares to manifest through Victoria Montessi. With the fate of Earth hanging in the balance, Strange ventures into Chthon’s realm, only to face a dire failure—until he finds unexpected strength in Victoria’s purity of spirit.
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