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Eclipso #21

Aug 1972 · Arédit-Artima · 2,50 FRF
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“Le maléfice du musée de cire”

In "Le maléfice du musée de cire," Doctor Strange finds himself trapped in ectoplasmic form after a mysterious phone call draws him away from his body, leaving it vulnerable to Baron Mordo’s theft. With only 24 hours to reclaim his body before permanent loss, Strange uses his amulet to track Mordo to a wax museum, where he sets a trap by luring Mordo into a fight in his own spectral form. The issue, written by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko and illustrated by Steve Ditko, features a chillingly atmospheric setting and a tense battle of wits and magic. Cover by Steve Ditko.

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writer Stan Lee · writer, artist, inker Steve Ditko

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writer Stan Lee
writer, artist, inker Steve Ditko

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A phone call lures Strange away in his ectoplasmic form, so Baron Mordo can steal his body. Knowing that if the two are not reunited in 24 hours Strange is doomed, Mordo places a spell over the body so Strange cannot return to it. Using his amulet to retrace Mordo's steps, he finds Mordo, and his own body, in a wax museum. Tricking Mordo into fighting him in his ectoplasmic form, Strange turns the tables by trapping Mordo outside his body, and with Mordo held thus, is able to return to his own. Mordo warns Strange his unwillingness to finish him will be his undoing.

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