Death of Doctor Strange

Death of Doctor Strange

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Doctor Stephen Strange is the Master of the Mystic Arts。 Earth’s Sorcerer Supreme。 A one-man barrier protecting our world from all the nightmares, demons and warlords out there in dimensions beyond our comprehension。 So what happens…when Doctor Strange is murdered? As his friends mourn — and his enemies rage at having been deprived of the killing blow — dark forces set their sights on an unprotected Earth。 The Avengers…the Fantastic Four…all of our mightiest heroes are woefully out of their depth。 Now, as the world’s remaining magicians race to protect our world from an unimaginable sorcerous threat, one very surprising investigator must unravel the mystery of Doctor Strange’s murder。 But can he do it before his own time runs out?

COLLECTING: Death of Doctor Strange (2021) 1-5

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Renata

I did feel like I had missed some kinda context for this but eh I got enough to enjoy the premise of magic ghost Strange。 It was pretty fun。 Could always use more of Bats the Ghost Dog though。

Joseph

This was a great story。 Some of the Dr。 Strange books haven't been bad but have left something to be desired。 This book is a great improvement and a great start to being true to form。I am not a mystery person but I liked this one very much。 If you enjoyed Knives Out, this is right up your alley。 It even has a "gather everyone in the parlor to announce the killer" moment。 The killer is a surprise but so obvious when you think about it。Give this a chance and enjoy! This was a great story。 Some of the Dr。 Strange books haven't been bad but have left something to be desired。 This book is a great improvement and a great start to being true to form。I am not a mystery person but I liked this one very much。 If you enjoyed Knives Out, this is right up your alley。 It even has a "gather everyone in the parlor to announce the killer" moment。 The killer is a surprise but so obvious when you think about it。Give this a chance and enjoy! 。。。more

Chalupa Batman

I haven’t read much Dr。Strange so it’s hard for me to really appreciate the moments。

Bruno Torres

ZOUNDS。English/Spanish review:Wow,that was perfect。 From start to finish we see Stephen at his best。 From his present to his past。 Btw,I fucking loved old Strange being an arrogant fuck and the author gave us one hell of a detective story,simply and basic as that。 We've got all the cast,enemies and friends and one mistery。The villains were so good。 The three mothers and their child designs were awfully nice。 That damn baby frightened me。 Love that dog and old stephen relationship。Fucking hated h ZOUNDS。English/Spanish review:Wow,that was perfect。 From start to finish we see Stephen at his best。 From his present to his past。 Btw,I fucking loved old Strange being an arrogant fuck and the author gave us one hell of a detective story,simply and basic as that。 We've got all the cast,enemies and friends and one mistery。The villains were so good。 The three mothers and their child designs were awfully nice。 That damn baby frightened me。 Love that dog and old stephen relationship。Fucking hated he coming back to just die again two seconds later with the lame magic's got a price。 It's Magic。 I Ain't Gotta Explain Shit。Español:Guau,eso fue perfecto。 De principio a fin vemos a Stephen en su mejor momento。 De su presente a su pasado。 Por cierto, me encantaba que el viejo Strange fuera un hijo de puta arrogante y el autor nos dio una historia de detectives increíble,así de simple y básica。 Tenemos todo el elenco, enemigos y amigos y un misterio buenísimo。Los villanos eran tan buenos。 Los diseños de las tres madres y sus hijos eran terriblemente zarpados。 Ese bebé me dió miedo。Me encanta esa relación entre el perro y Stephen。Odié que volviese a morir de nuevo dos segundos después con la excusa patética que la magia tiene un precio。 Es magia。 No tengo que explicar un carajo。 。。。more

Scott

Zounds!

Andrew Kline

Pretty enjoyable。 Plenty here for those not too steeped in the Doctor's history, but lots of connections to past allies and adversaries。 I enjoyed Strange's contingency plan for his death, and the murder mystery aspect。 I didn't think a multidimensional level threat to existence was necessary, but luckily it didn't factor into the story much。 Pretty enjoyable。 Plenty here for those not too steeped in the Doctor's history, but lots of connections to past allies and adversaries。 I enjoyed Strange's contingency plan for his death, and the murder mystery aspect。 I didn't think a multidimensional level threat to existence was necessary, but luckily it didn't factor into the story much。 。。。more

James

So someone has killed Doctor Strange。 However, Strange had a small contingency plan。 He hid away a small piece of himself in the event something like this happened。 So now, this other self has come on to the scene。 But he only has a week before he disappears。 So now we get to follow this younger Strange as he gets his detective on trying to solve this murder mystery。 This was a fun ride。 A nice “ohhh” moment when he put it all together and we find out the why and how this happened。 Then in the e So someone has killed Doctor Strange。 However, Strange had a small contingency plan。 He hid away a small piece of himself in the event something like this happened。 So now, this other self has come on to the scene。 But he only has a week before he disappears。 So now we get to follow this younger Strange as he gets his detective on trying to solve this murder mystery。 This was a fun ride。 A nice “ohhh” moment when he put it all together and we find out the why and how this happened。 Then in the end we get switch moment where it’s like, ohh cool……wait oh nooo。 Definitely enjoyed this one。 。。。more

andrés

3,5 stars。 It was fun!

Hunter

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 I enjoyed this。 Like the other Marvel books I’ve read, it was too involved with the overall universe for my tastes, but the story at least was self-contained。 Having seen the Dr Strange MCU movie was incredibly helpful for knowing the surrounding characters, but there were still some that were new to me, that it expects you to know。The premise was definitely interesting: Dr Strange is murdered, but many years ago he put aside a week of his life for this exact eventuality, so now his much younger I enjoyed this。 Like the other Marvel books I’ve read, it was too involved with the overall universe for my tastes, but the story at least was self-contained。 Having seen the Dr Strange MCU movie was incredibly helpful for knowing the surrounding characters, but there were still some that were new to me, that it expects you to know。The premise was definitely interesting: Dr Strange is murdered, but many years ago he put aside a week of his life for this exact eventuality, so now his much younger self has to investigate his own death。The villain of the Three Mothers and their Peregrine Child were super cool。 I wasn’t a fan of the child’s general design, but when it feeds it looks terrifying。Overall, a decent book that I don’t regret reading。 。。。more

Mitchell

The Death of Dr。 Strange was a big crossover event in Marvel that spun out to touch and include several other titles, including the X-men and Avengers。 I am NOT a Dr。 Strange reader (though, maybe I should try it out more), but given the outsized effect it was having, I figured it would be worth picking up the trade paperback。 Despite a lack of knowledge of Dr。 Strange lore, I enjoyed this storyline, which is formated as a classic mystery: Dr。 Strange is killed and the heroes have to a) figure o The Death of Dr。 Strange was a big crossover event in Marvel that spun out to touch and include several other titles, including the X-men and Avengers。 I am NOT a Dr。 Strange reader (though, maybe I should try it out more), but given the outsized effect it was having, I figured it would be worth picking up the trade paperback。 Despite a lack of knowledge of Dr。 Strange lore, I enjoyed this storyline, which is formated as a classic mystery: Dr。 Strange is killed and the heroes have to a) figure out whodunit and b) deal with the consequences of the Sorceror Supreme of Earth being absent。 On one hand, the story is very much a straightforward mystery tale, with all the tropes that you'd expect。 On the other, you have the extremely creepy Peregrine Child and the Three Mothers which represent the consequences side。 Without knowing anything else about them, they lean into the horror side and are very different from the types of villans I see in X-men, for example。 The Peregrine Child tickles some memory that I can't quite put my finger on。。 I thought, maybe, the Time Suck from Saga, but that's not it。Anyway, fun story! I don't know if the accompanying Companion paperback is really worth it (I bought a few of the actual comics - they're fine but not essential)。 As always with comics, I can't imagine there will be any long-lasting reprecussions from this, but who knows? 。。。more

Sesana

A surprisingly good event。 The murder mystery part is not quite as strong as it could be, but the whole thing works really well as a character piece about Doctor Strange。 Mackay continues to be one of my favorite superhero writers, and I'm certainly looking forward to more from him。 There are a bunch of related one shots, but those seem to all be collected in the Companion。 A surprisingly good event。 The murder mystery part is not quite as strong as it could be, but the whole thing works really well as a character piece about Doctor Strange。 Mackay continues to be one of my favorite superhero writers, and I'm certainly looking forward to more from him。 There are a bunch of related one shots, but those seem to all be collected in the Companion。 。。。more

Khurram

A good book I enjoyed it。 I like the who did it style mystery。 What I did especially like was the continuity of bringing together the Marvel Universe including the Strsnge Academy, but also shoeing how far Doctor Strange has come as a character as well as showing how he was。Is Doctor Strange too busy to die? Apparently not。 The book starts with a day in the current life of the good Doctor, but after his death not only must the mystery of how, why and who but also stop yhe most powerful magic hun A good book I enjoyed it。 I like the who did it style mystery。 What I did especially like was the continuity of bringing together the Marvel Universe including the Strsnge Academy, but also shoeing how far Doctor Strange has come as a character as well as showing how he was。Is Doctor Strange too busy to die? Apparently not。 The book starts with a day in the current life of the good Doctor, but after his death not only must the mystery of how, why and who but also stop yhe most powerful magic hunters across dimensions。A very good story from start to finish。 It shows how important Doctor Strange is, but also how important he is to the other heroes。 I can't wait yo see what happen next。 The book finishes with a cover gallery including variant cover in both thumbnails and full page versions。 。。。more

Sara

Read more graphic novel reviews at The Graphic Library。Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme of Earth, is murdered in cold blood in the entryway of the Sanctum Santorum。 But, Stephen Strange is a crafty man。 He has contingency plans for his contingency plans。 His younger self arrives as part of a fail-safe he set in place years ago in case his affairs wouldn't be entirely in order。 And he's not the only people to arrive upon the death of one of Earth's mightiest protectors - several invaders from ot Read more graphic novel reviews at The Graphic Library。Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme of Earth, is murdered in cold blood in the entryway of the Sanctum Santorum。 But, Stephen Strange is a crafty man。 He has contingency plans for his contingency plans。 His younger self arrives as part of a fail-safe he set in place years ago in case his affairs wouldn't be entirely in order。 And he's not the only people to arrive upon the death of one of Earth's mightiest protectors - several invaders from other dimensions and realms set up shop on Earth, and they're all fleeing a magic-devouring baby-shaped monster with three "mothers" that scout for places to "eat"。 It's now up to his younger self to solve the mystery of his murder and keep everything from becoming baby food。​This comic was a cross-over event with many other storylines where Doctor Strange has been featured in the last decade, so there is a Companion to this volume that collects the issues where is death is discussed or felt。 These all have their own creative teams, and generally they are written & illustrated by the folks currently writing for these characters。 This is also not over by any means - the story is left in a cliffhanger that continues into the newest run of Strange comics。 This event was a little choppy, as can happen when a story is carried over multiple characters, but the side-stories are woven into the main storyline in one-line tie-ins, so reading them is not necessary to enjoying the rest of the story。 Sara's Rating: 7/10Suitability Level: Grades 9-12 。。。more

Miguel Solano

En cuanto al aspecto de murder mystery, le hizo falta bastante para considerarse uno bueno。 Pero me gustó mucho la premisa de que un Dr。 Strange más joven fuera el que resolviera su propio asesinato y cómo jugaron con ella。

Blindzider

This was a solid adventure, entertaining and a turning point for the character (obviously)。 His death of course is not a surprise, it's more about solving the mystery of who did it, and just what contingency plans did Stephen have in place? The story touches on who Stephen was before, when he first started out vs。 who he came to be; It also showcases just how much he was protecting everyone from and that's primarily what's covered in the Companion book (however, I don't recommend reading it and This was a solid adventure, entertaining and a turning point for the character (obviously)。 His death of course is not a surprise, it's more about solving the mystery of who did it, and just what contingency plans did Stephen have in place? The story touches on who Stephen was before, when he first started out vs。 who he came to be; It also showcases just how much he was protecting everyone from and that's primarily what's covered in the Companion book (however, I don't recommend reading it and it isn't necessary。) Sadly, I think there are too many points to cover, all of them good, but with such a short mini-series the bulk of the time is moving the plot forward。 The end had one good surprise, two if you really count that last page。 I also liked the art as well。In the end, it's worth reading, but I wouldn't say any of this is particularly groundbreaking。 MacKay has been writing some solid material, but not quite the A-lister yet。 。。。more

mel

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it, click here。 it was an alright/fun storyline。 it kind of felt overly simple for a magic world that is so complex, but i also get that they had to wrap the whole thing in 5 issues。 I didnt read the issues from the other series, so maybe thats why。Clea looks like a cool new sorcerer supreme, but i do have to say i wouldve liked it to be illyana, especially considering the what if issue and how good it was。 all around a 3。5-4 stars comic (read in issues)

Marco

I tend to ignore anything titled "The Death of [。。。]" as this is invariably little more than a gimmick with little to no staying power, as the "death" of nearly any character has devolved beyond being a trope into being a mere farce。 And so I didn't care to read this title when it was announced as the latest of Marvel's many, many exhausting, way overdone events。 (There will also be a Companion volume with all the tie-in books which I have little to no hopes for。 I'll probably read it anyway。。。) I tend to ignore anything titled "The Death of [。。。]" as this is invariably little more than a gimmick with little to no staying power, as the "death" of nearly any character has devolved beyond being a trope into being a mere farce。 And so I didn't care to read this title when it was announced as the latest of Marvel's many, many exhausting, way overdone events。 (There will also be a Companion volume with all the tie-in books which I have little to no hopes for。 I'll probably read it anyway。。。)So why did I even buy this collection then?"The Death of Doctor Strange" got sufficiently positive reviews to make me curious (yes, marketing works on me。 I hate me。) and when I realized it is written by Jed Mackay, who has shown himself to be one of the better writers of Marvel's curret crop (the art by Lee Garbett is very good, too, BTW!), I decided to give it a try。What can I say? I am not disappointed。This is not an over-the-top great or genre-boundary redefining masterpiece, but it is a well-structured, entertaining story in which the titular character (sort of) gets to investigate and avenge his own murder, assisted by a cast of well-chosen supporting characters and guest-stars, before making way for what I hope is a lasting change in status quo at the end of this volume。The story does not answer all questions that come up due to the convoluted continuity of a long-running character such as Doctor Strange (mainly, why has the gimmick that allows Strange to investigate his own murder never activated in the past (it's not as if he hadn't been "dead" before。。。)), but it does deal with how much the character has changed over the decades。 And I am always a sucker for writers who appear to know and respect the continuity of the characters they take over for however long。 。。。more

Joshua Lawson

Magic is crazy。 That baby is crazy。

Chris Webster

Great art, pretty weak story。 It all happened too quickly。 Some nice beats, but overall a disappointment。

danielle

honestly 3。5, art was insane!

Chris Lemmerman

Jed Mackay is becoming the man to watch at Marvel。 From Black Cat to Moon Knight to Doctor Strange, he's making the rounds with the B list characters and showing that every character can be A list if you write them well enough。Death Of Doctor Strange is a murder mystery in which a past version of Doctor Strange has to work out who killed his present day self, and why。 Comics, everyone! Meanwhile, the magical barriers and pacts that Strange made to protect the world are unravelling, leaving the w Jed Mackay is becoming the man to watch at Marvel。 From Black Cat to Moon Knight to Doctor Strange, he's making the rounds with the B list characters and showing that every character can be A list if you write them well enough。Death Of Doctor Strange is a murder mystery in which a past version of Doctor Strange has to work out who killed his present day self, and why。 Comics, everyone! Meanwhile, the magical barriers and pacts that Strange made to protect the world are unravelling, leaving the world open to attack by the terrifying Three Mothers and their awful Peregrine Child。For an event book, this is surprisingly tight。 It doesn't waste time setting up a load of tie-ins, it just hits the ground running, does what it says on the tin, and is highly entertaining throughout。 Mackay's characterisations for the characters is spot on, especially the difference between Past and Present Strange, and he sets up event-worthy threats and mysteries without overblowing the premise; it feels like a book that should be an event, rather than just one that Marvel have mandated to be so。On art is Lee Garbett, whose pencils are always impressive。 His depictions of the Three Mothers and especially the Peregrine Child are horrible to behold, and he sells the emotional impact of the more heartfelt scenes really well。 You can't go wrong with Garbett on pencils to be honest。Death Of Doctor Strange is exactly what it means to be。 With an able writer and capable artist, it kills off Doctor Strange to make way for something very different, without outstaying its welcome or getting its muddy feet on the carpet。 。。。more

Malum

Maybe this is a better story with all of the tie-ins, but the main volume itself was pretty anti-climactic and honestly fairly dull。 Also, I have been reading a bit of Doctor Strange lately-from silver age to more modern books-and the trope of someone simply walking into Strange's house and easily smoking him is a bit overused considering it is the sanctum of the sorcerer supreme。 So, I'm sure Strange will be back in a year or so (almost no one stays dead in comics, of course), but I can't say I Maybe this is a better story with all of the tie-ins, but the main volume itself was pretty anti-climactic and honestly fairly dull。 Also, I have been reading a bit of Doctor Strange lately-from silver age to more modern books-and the trope of someone simply walking into Strange's house and easily smoking him is a bit overused considering it is the sanctum of the sorcerer supreme。 So, I'm sure Strange will be back in a year or so (almost no one stays dead in comics, of course), but I can't say I'm sad to see him go。 Strange comics have been pretty bad over the last few years, with many runs consisting of Strange barely using any magic at all。 This whole "magic has a price so we can't use it" thing has been done to death by Marvel, with the only outcome being robbing a superhero of their powers and making him dull as dishwater。 I'm also not a huge fan of eliminating a character in order to replace them with a more politically acceptable character (don't get me wrong, there are a lot of great minority characters and more certainly need to be introduced, but new ones need to be made, not just used as last-minute replacements for established characters), but I am interested to see where they go with the new sorcerer supreme。 。。。more

brianna

mans really said im alive but im dead in this one

Bill

(I read the individual issues comprised of The Death of Doctor Strange #1-5。)This was okay。 One interesting aspect that made it fun and an ending that seemed to be well thought out。 As far as the ending is concerned, we'll see how that plays out。 (I read the individual issues comprised of The Death of Doctor Strange #1-5。)This was okay。 One interesting aspect that made it fun and an ending that seemed to be well thought out。 As far as the ending is concerned, we'll see how that plays out。 。。。more

A。J。 Anders

A pretty solid and fun event book。 Dr。 Strange has been murdered and it is up to Dr。 Strange to solve his own murder。 Wait what? While the murder mystery of the book is a bit weak, everything else here is pretty great。 A Marvel event that has actual consequences for the universe and leads to some decent one-shots and potentially decent sequels is always a win in my book。 I especially enjoyed the Black Knight one-shot Si Spurrier did that basically acted as an epilogue to his mini on the characte A pretty solid and fun event book。 Dr。 Strange has been murdered and it is up to Dr。 Strange to solve his own murder。 Wait what? While the murder mystery of the book is a bit weak, everything else here is pretty great。 A Marvel event that has actual consequences for the universe and leads to some decent one-shots and potentially decent sequels is always a win in my book。 I especially enjoyed the Black Knight one-shot Si Spurrier did that basically acted as an epilogue to his mini on the characters。Jed MacKay writes a great Strange, with the villains of the book, The Three Mothers and the Child, being one of the more terrifying Marvel villains I have seen in a while。 The art by Lee Garbett is also fantastic。 Pretty good Marvel event, even if the ending leaves a bit to be desired。 。。。more

Anthony

Pretty good apart from the ending