Marvel Masterworks: Doctor Strange #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Alone against Eternity...", Doctor Strange faces an existential threat as Xander and the Creators unveil their plan to unravel the universe, culminating in a devastating earthquake. With time itself in flux, Strange must undo the damage, but at a cost—rejecting the Ancient One’s offer of oneness, he is stripped of his title as Sorcerer Supreme. Marv Wolfman’s writing, brought to life by Alfredo Alcala’s dynamic art and Michele Wolfman’s vivid colors, delivers a pivotal moment in Strange’s journey, all framed by Gene Colan and Frank Giacoia’s striking cover.
In "Alone against Eternity...", Mordo stumbles through a fractured mind, his sanity unraveling as the Aged Genghis' consciousness vanishes into nothing. When Nightmare stalks his dreams and Eternity himself declares the end of all things, Jo finds herself caught in a battle not just for survival, but for the very fabric of reality.
In "Final Curtain!", Doctor Strange faces a terrifying double: the Ancient One and a mysterious masked version of himself, as Mordo’s descent into madness unleashes the ancient power of the Aged Genghis. With reality unraveling and the Earth consumed by collective insanity, Strange must confront the chaos before all is lost.
In "Planet Earth Is No More!", Doctor Strange ventures into the surreal Dimension of Dreams to confront the Nightmare, whose malevolent dreams have trapped Eternity in a vision of Earth’s destruction. With the Ancient One’s guidance, Strange must break the nightmare’s hold before reality itself unravels—only to see Eternity awaken and begin to rebuild the world from the dream’s ashes.
In "The Tomb of Dr. Strange!", Doctor Strange—now a vampire under Dracula’s curse—fights back through his astral form, haunting the vampire lord with visions of his former self. As he battles the darkness within and the ancient evil above, Strange invokes sacred names to reclaim his power and purge the curse from himself and Wong.
In "Where There's Smoke...", Jo finds herself drawn into a supernatural crisis when James Mandarin, on the brink of death, pleads with Doctor Strange to become his guru—only to be rejected. As Strange recounts the eerie recreation of Earth to Lord Phyffe, Rama Kaliph, and Clea, the air thickens with dread: Clea's reaction is immediate, and before she can process it, Satan claims Mandarin and vanishes with the trio.
In "Utopia Rising!", Doctor Strange and Clea race against time to prevent James Mandarin from stealing forbidden magic texts, including the legendary New Atlantis by Sir Francis Bacon. Their quest takes them deep into the past, where they must navigate the intrigue of Renaissance England and the mind of the enigmatic Sir Francis Bacon—only to face a sudden assault from Stygyro, Prince of Sorcerers, whose ancient power threatens to unravel their mission.
In "The Dream Is Dead!", Doctor Strange and Clea journey through time, encountering the legendary Benjamin Franklin—only to find their path entangled with unexpected chemistry and a sudden, monstrous threat. When Stygyro rises again as a sea serpent in the sunken ruins of Atlantis, the pair must confront a danger that defies both time and myth.
In "Lo, the Powers Changeth!", Doctor Strange faces a cosmic threat as Xander and Creators plot the universe's destruction, triggering a devastating earthquake. With time itself as his weapon, Strange reverses the damage—but when offered unity with the universe by the Ancient One, he chooses his own path, ultimately losing his title as Sorcerer Supreme.
In "Call Him: Xander the Merciless!", Doctor Strange faces off against the enigmatic and ruthless Xander the Merciless, whose dark magic strips Clea of her memories and sends her into a magical fury. As the battle unfolds, Xander reveals a shocking truth: the Creators manipulated the Ancient One into testing Strange for ultimate life conversion—leading to Strange’s fall from power.
In "Mind Trip!", Doctor Strange confronts the dangerous aftermath of Clea’s amnesia as her magical rampage threatens to spiral out of control. With Clea’s mind besieged by the lingering influence of Xander, Strange must battle her while unraveling the truth behind her fractured memories. When Apalla, Queen of the Sun, appears with cryptic hints of a hidden bond to Clea, the mystery deepens—leaving Strange to wonder what secrets the past still holds.
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