Dr. Strange is perhaps one of my favorite Marvel characters. His abilities are amazing. He's a mage, the "Sorcerer Supreme," can astral travel, go to different dimensions, levitate, etc. And I really like Brian K. Vaughan (writer of Paper Girls), so this was a win-win for me. I enjoyed that the story serves as a mystery in which Strange attempts to solve his own attempted murder with some of famous rivals afoot. This is also the story that made Night Nurse a star. ( )

Very enjoyable read, though the totally unnecessary kiss at the end came out of no where. ( )

My review of this book can be found on my YouTube Vlog at:

https://youtu.be/PI6TnkpqA_I

Enjoy! ( )

Still milling my way through the good Doctor's greatest hits. This has a fun, crazy premise, and I like Marcos Martin's art a lot. It has a structural thing that I don't really care for that I won't comment on as it's a spoiler, but well worth your time altogether. ( )

This was a good Dr. Strange tale. This is actually the first Dr. Strange complete story I've read but I've been reading individual comics and they've been okay but this one was better than a lot.

Dr. Strange is searching for the person who shot him and stole an amazing medical serum in the process. It has humor and action and many flashbacks to the time before Dr. Strange became Sorcerer Supreme which was very helpful to me. ( )