Eclipso #29
In "L'oiseau de malheur," Steve Ditko and Stan Lee deliver a gripping chapter of Dr. Strange’s ongoing battle against Mordo’s dark alliance with Dormammu. With the sorcerer’s mentor in hiding and spirits sent to track him down, Strange must rely on cunning and unexpected allies—even as he’s pursued across Hong Kong by Mordo’s relentless forces. The story unfolds with eerie precision, drawing readers into a world where every shadow could be a threat, and every moment of rest feels like a gamble.
In "La défaite de Docteur Strange," the sorcerer faces a dire threat when Mordo, empowered by Dormammu with limitless might, launches an assault from the Tibetan wastes. With his mentor in peril and spirits sent by Dormammu hunting him across the globe, Strange must rely on cunning and hidden allies—like the Ancient One’s trusted accountant in Hong Kong—to survive long enough to turn the tide.
In a 1973 tale from Eclipso #29, Dr. Blake finds himself transformed into Thor during a medical mission in India, thrust into a clash with a Chinese scientist who irradiates himself to gain power. As the two face off in New York, the battle pushes the limits of both man and myth—until Thor sends his foe back to China, triggering a catastrophic explosion.
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