Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #118
In this 2018 issue from the Marvel Official Collection, Stephen Strange finds himself ensnared in a deadly trap when the mysterious Silver Dagger infiltrates the Sanctum Sanctorum, stealing the Eye of Agamotto and Clea before plunging Strange into the eerie, necromantic Orb of Agamotto. There, he encounters a cryptic, hookah-smoking caterpillar whose enigmatic presence hints at deeper mysteries. Written by Steve Englehart and Frank Brunner, with art by Frank Brunner and inks by Dick Giordano, the cover by Frank Brunner captures the eerie tension of the moment.
In this chilling entry from *Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #118*, Stephen Strange follows a haunting trace of Shuma-Gorath’s essence to the forgotten crypts of Kaa-U—only to find the Ancient One already there, fading. As shadowy assailants rise and the veil between worlds thins, the Ancient One’s final act unleashes a horror born from his own mind.
In this haunting, mind-bending tale from *Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #118*, Stephen Strange ventures into the depths of the Ancient One’s consciousness to confront the ancient horror Shuma-Gorath, a being that feeds on the mind and soul of humanity. As the battle unfolds within the Ancient One’s psyche, Strange must make an unthinkable choice that will redefine the nature of sacrifice and legacy.
In this brief but potent tale from Marvel's Official Collection #118 (2018), Stephen Strange confronts Hamir the Hermit at the Ancient One’s former home, revealing the weight of his choices—how he killed the Ancient One to stop Shuma-Gorath, and how the master’s spirit now exists as part of the universe itself. The story captures Strange’s quiet moment of transition as he steps into his new role as Sorcerer Supreme.
In this 2018 tale from Marvel's Official Comics Collection #118, Mordo ensnares Strange within an enchanted cylinder, forcing the Sorcerer Supreme to flee through the Earth's depths to escape. Posing as the Ancient One, Strange must outwit Mordo’s assault before the deception unravels.
In this 2018 tale from Marvel’s Official Comics Collection #118, Stephen Strange selects Clea as his disciple, setting off a journey that leads him to confront Baron Mordo—drawn into a mystery surrounding the Gypsy Queen and the stolen Book of Cagliostro. As past and present blur, Strange follows Mordo into time’s depths, where ancient secrets and forgotten magic begin to unravel.
In "null," Stephen Strange tracks Mordo to 18th century Paris, where they confront the enigmatic Cagliostro—unveiled as the time-jumping sorcerer Sise-Neg, a 30th-century mystic manipulating ancient energies in a bid to ascend beyond mortality.
In "null," Sise-Neg confronts the primal source of all magic, journeying to the dawn of Creation to absorb its power. As Mordo seeks to claim a place at the new god's side, Strange pleads with Sise-Neg to spare humanity. The story unfolds as the ancient sorcerer becomes Genesis, reshaping existence itself.
In "null," Jo confronts the mysterious Silver Dagger, who infiltrates the Sanctum Sanctorum with deadly intent, stealing the Eye of Agamotto and Clea before trapping Stephen Strange in the necromantic Orb of Agamotto. There, Strange encounters a cryptic hookah-smoking caterpillar, setting off a surreal journey into the unknown.
In "null," Strange faces off against the Soul-Eater in a battle that blurs reality and nightmare. Meanwhile, at the White Queen’s castle, a surreal tea party unfolds—complete with lifelike replicas of heroes like Hulk, Iron Man, and Black Panther, alongside figures like Aragorn and even a Green Lantern(?), all frozen in silent, unsettling stillness.
In this haunting chapter from Marvel's Official Comics Collection #118, Stephen Strange faces Death itself—only to find his resolve unshaken. After taking refuge within the form of Eternity, he confronts the end with newfound courage, only to die… and then awaken in the presence of the Ancient One, who declares he has passed the first trial of his ascension. A mysterious mark appears on his forehead: Ankh.
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