Marvel Masterworks: Doctor Strange #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Into the Quadriverse!", Doctor Strange plunges into a surreal, multiversal realm where creators wield cosmic power as gods, and reality itself bends to their will. With the Cosmic Wheel of Change at the heart of it all, Strange faces the Soul Divider, Visimajoris, and teams up with Apalla, Queen of the Sun, in a battle that tests the limits of magic and mind. Written by Jim Starlin and illustrated by Al Milgrom, with inks by Rudy Nebres and colors by Janice Cohen, this mind-bending journey features a striking cover by Jim Starlin.
In "A Change Cometh!", Doctor Strange confronts the cosmic machinations of the Creators, who wield the Cosmic Wheel of Change to remake reality in their image. With Apalla, Queen of the Sun, at his side, Strange battles Visimajoris, the Soul Divider, in a high-stakes clash across the Quadriverse—where one wrong move could rewrite existence itself.
In "null," Doctor Strange confronts a monstrous echo of himself—Dr. Stranger Yet—amid a reality twisted beyond recognition by the Creators' will. As the world spirals into madness, Strange must face the demon he once harbored, unraveling a nightmare born from his own fractured mind.
In "He Who Stalks!", when a scientist linked to Kyle Richmond is found dead under mysterious circumstances—killed by the terrifying Death-Stalker—Nighthawk enlists the mystical expertise of Dr. Strange to unravel the supernatural threat stalking the shadows. With ancient forces at play and a killer who defies the laws of life and death, Strange must delve into hidden realms to uncover the truth behind the murder.
In "A Death for Immortality," Doctor Strange faces a deadly threat when the sorcerer Alaric, wielding the Atlantean Sword of Kamuu, seeks immortality by killing a Sorcerer Supreme. With barriers crumbling and his life on the line, Strange enlists Namor in a desperate bid to stop Alaric—only to discover that the true cost of victory may lie in sacrifice.
In "Of Knights--and Pawns," Doctor Strange delves into the mystery of the shattered Black Knight statue, a relic tied to a battle with the Avengers. With the Dweller in Darkness manipulating events from the shadows, he enlists Ludi and his brother Ningal, along with Murdoch Adams, to pursue Stephen Sanders—though the true nature of their mission remains shrouded in mystery.
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