Dr. Strange & Dr. Doom: Triumph & Torment #[nn]

Name: Dr. Strange & Dr. Doom: Triumph & Torment #[nn]
Brand: Marvel
Price: 320 USD
Availability: InStock

Aug 2013 · Marvel · 16.99 USD; 18.99 CAD

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About this Collection

This 2013 hardcover collects the classic 1989 graphic novel by Roger Stern and Mike Mignola, along with related Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom stories. The centerpiece tale follows an unlikely alliance between the Sorcerer Supreme and the monarch of Latveria as they journey into Hell to rescue Doom's mother, Cynthia von Doom, from the demon Mephisto. The volume also includes early Mignola artwork and supplementary material that deepens the conflict between magic and science, and the complex history of these two iconic Marvel characters.

In "Triumph and Torment," Dr. Strange faces an unexpected crisis when the sudden departure of his disciple Clea sends a wave of mystical hopefuls flocking to the Sanctum. As Strange rejects the overtures of Jimaine Szardos, her formidable mother takes offense—and the resulting magical clash threatens to unravel the balance of the mystical realm. Written by Roger Stern and illustrated with striking detail by Kevin Nowlan, with inks by Terry Austin, colors by Bob Sharen, and letters by Jim Novak, this 2013 Marvel issue features a cover by Mike Mignola.

Contains 5 stories

Triumph and Torment

78 pp · Fantasy

the male servant of Genghis Aged (guest)disciples of Order of Holy men in high Tibet [Monks of Doom] (guest, flashback)Tareva from Atlantis (guest, introduction)Wai Chee Yee (guest, introduction)Sen Yu (guest, introduction)Manuel Diego (guest, introduction)Khalid Inshallah (guest, introduction)Hades Demons (villains)

In "Triumph and Torment," Dr. Strange emerges victorious in a mystical contest for Sorcerer Supreme, only to be bound by cosmic duty to grant one final wish to his defeated rival, Dr. Doom. Doom’s request is staggering: to journey into Hell and rescue his mother’s soul from Mephisto’s grasp.

... Though Some Call It Magic!

10 pp

Kagrok The Killer (introduction, villain)

Gather My Disciples before Me!

22 pp · Fantasy

In "Gather My Disciples before Me!", Dr. Strange finds himself overwhelmed when word spreads that Clea has left the Sanctum, drawing a flood of eager mystics hoping to take her place. When he rejects Jimaine Szardos’s offer, her powerful mother takes offense—and the Sanctum becomes the front line of a magical showdown that’s as personal as it is perilous.

A Fable

10 pp · Fantasy

Neptunethe Sub-Mariner

Time after Time

12 pp · Fantasy

Patience Drewthe Sub-Mariner