Strange Tales #162
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "So Evil, The Night!", Stephen Strange finds himself ensnared by the enigmatic Nebulos, who uses the Staff of Polar Power to manipulate him into confronting Mordo—only to see Mordo’s power absorbed and his fate sealed in cosmic limbo. As Strange returns to Stonehenge to confront the ancient hourglass, he’s dragged once more into the Planets Perilous, where Nebulos reveals a hidden truth: Victoria was his captive all along, and the staff might have saved them both. With the approach of The Living Tribunal looming, the stakes have never been higher. Written by Jim Lawrence and Dan Adkins, with art and inks by Dan Adkins and letters by Sam Rosen, this 1967 Marvel classic features cover art by Dan Adkins, whose dynamic pencils and inks bring the cosmic tension to life.
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Nebulos commands Strange to take hold of his Staff of Polar Power which places Strange under his control. He returns Strange to Earth to face Mordo, whose power is absorbed by the staff. Strange's spell sends Mordo into cosmic limbo. Returning to Stonehenge where the mystic hourglass remains Strange attempts to remove it from earth but both are pulled back to the Planets Perilous by Nebulos, whose staff returns to him. Nebulos says Victoria was his hostage to ensure Strange's return and the staff could have saved them both. At that moment Strange sees the approach of The Living Tribunal.
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