Eclipso #32
In "Le fantôme aveugle," Dr. Strange returns to his Greenwich Village sanctum only to find it infiltrated by one of Mordo's followers. With the All-Seeing Eye compromised and a signal sent to Mordo and Dormammu, Strange must rely on cunning and instinct as he confronts a foe whose power feels unnaturally amplified. Written by Steve Ditko and Stan Lee, with art and inks by Steve Ditko, this issue blends psychological tension with supernatural stakes, set against the eerie backdrop of a sanctum turned trap. Cover by Steve Ditko.
In "Face à face avec Mordo," Dr. Strange returns to his Greenwich Village sanctum only to find it infiltrated by one of Mordo's followers. As he tries to reclaim his sanctuary, a hidden trap in the All-Seeing Eye betrays his location—drawing the full might of Mordo and the looming presence of Dormammu. The story unfolds with tense confrontation and supernatural dread, as Strange confronts an enemy whose power feels both new and terrifyingly familiar.
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