Universo Marvel #12
"Triunfo e Tormento" brings together a stellar creative team—Roger Stern, Filipe Faria, and José Hartvig de Freitas on writing, with Kevin Nowlan handling the art and Terry Austin on inks—for a spellbinding chapter in the Marvel Universe. When Clea’s departure from Doctor Strange’s side sends shockwaves through the mystical community, Jimaine Szardos’s mother erupts in fury after being denied a chance to take her place, plunging Strange into a massive magical conflict. Mike Mignola’s striking cover captures the intensity of the moment, making this 8,90 EUR issue a standout in the series.
In "Triunfo e Tormento," Dr. Estranho, newly crowned supreme sorcerer of Earth after defeating Dr. Destino, is bound by a twisted oath to fulfill his vanquished rival’s final request: to descend into Hell and rescue Destino’s mother’s soul from Mefisto’s grasp. With ancient forces, demonic entities, and the weight of a bitter legacy at play, Estranho must navigate a treacherous path through realms of fire and memory—where even the most powerful magic may not be enough.
When Clea’s absence from Dr. Estranho’s side leaves a void, every local mage and mystic flocks to the sanctuary seeking her place. Estranho’s refusal of Jimaine Szardos’s offer ignites a furious response from her mother, Margali Szardos, plunging the sanctuary into a massive magical conflict.
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↩ Reprints Astonishing Tales #8 (1971), Doctor Strange #57 (1983), Marvel Fanfare #16 (1984), Marvel Fanfare #18 (1985), Marvel Fanfare #20 (1985), Marvel Fanfare #33 (1987), Marvel Fanfare #35 (1987), Marvel Fanfare #39 (1988), Marvel Fanfare #40 (1988), Dr. Strange and Dr. Doom: Triumph and Torment [Marvel Graphic Novel] #[nn] (1989), Marvel Fanfare #43 (1989), Marvel Fanfare #45 (1989), Dr. Strange and Dr. Doom: Triumph and Torment [Marvel Graphic Novel] #[nn] (1989), Marvel Fanfare #52 (1990)
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