Created by Steve Ditko with Stan Lee in Strange Tales #110 (1963) at a time when Marvel tried new things (like mysticism!), Doctor Strange is the Sorcerer Supreme, the main protector of Earth against magical and mystical threats.
At first, he was just in a 5-page filler story but rapidly gained in visibility and popularity. Meet Stephen Strange, also known as Doctor Strange. But he is no ordinary doctor, being the Master of the Mystic Arts, a sorcerer supreme, a white knight who wields black magic against blacker villains still. Strange is mankind’s only hope against the dark otherworldly forces that conspire to destroy the conscious world.
Doctor Strange was born in the heart of the counterculture era, mixing mysticism and psychedelia. The art was surrealist and he was an unconventional hero, but he found enough success in his niche to become the main character of the book that ended up renamed after him. His popularity was fluctuant and he jumped from his solo series to team books or even anthologies, never getting the exposition other big superheroes got.
The Sorcerer Supreme is now a big player in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which led to new collected editions, but it may be hard to follow. So, here is the guide to the mystic adventures of Doctor Strange.
Where to start reading Doctor Strange? The Recommended Reading List
With more than 50 years of stories to discover, new readers may not be interested in reading everything from the start. Before our chronological reading order, here is a recommended reading list for Doctor Strange:
- Doctor Strange: The Oath by Brian K. Vaughn and Marcos Martin – A story in which Doctor Strange sets out to solve an attempted murder – his own!
- Dr. Strange Season One – A modern retelling of Doctor Strange’s origin story by Greg Pak and Emma Rios.
- Doctor Strange by Jason Aaron (aka Volume 4) – A good and modern entry point for new readers who want an ongoing series, not just a one-shot.
- Doctor Strange & Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment by Roger Stern, Gerry Conway, and Mike Mignola. A graphic novel that took two unlikely allies, Strange and Doom, on a journey to Mephisto’s infernal realm.
- Strange: The Doctor is Out by Mark Waid and Emma Rios. A 4-part miniseries. No longer Sorcerer Supreme of the Marvel Universe, Stephen Strange must discover a new path to fulfillment and enlightenment.
- Dr. Strange: What Is It That Disturbs You, Stephen? by Marc Andreyko and P. Craig Russell. From the arcane shadows of the Sanctum Sanctorum to the dizzying spires of the mystical city of Ditkopolis!
Doctor Strange Comics Reading Order
Doctor Strange Volume 1 (1963-1969)
The First volume of Doctor Strange is Strange Tales from #110 to 183, but the title changed to Doctor Strange with #169. At that point, Roy Thomas wrote the book and was rapidly joined by Gene Colan (art) and Tom Palmer (ink).
In the Marvel Masterworks collection:
- Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 1
Collects Strange Tales #110–111, 114–141.- Clea is introduced in Strange Tales #126. Learn more about the history of the Daughter of the Dark Dimension here.
- Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 2
Collects Strange Tales #142–168. - Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 3
Collects Doctor Strange #169–179 and The Avengers #61. - Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 4
Collects Doctor Strange #180–183; Sub-Mariner #22; The Incredible Hulk vol. 2, #126; Marvel Feature #1; Marvel Premiere #3–8.
In the Epic Collection:
- Doctor Strange Epic Collection Volume 1: Master of the Mystic Arts
Collects Strange Tales #110–111, 114–146; Amazing Spider-Man Annual #2. - Doctor Strange Epic Collection: I, Dormammu new
Collects Doctor Strange (1968) #169-179, Avengers (1963) #61, and material from Strange Tales (1951) #147-168 and Not Brand Echh #13. - Doctor Strange Epic Collection Volume 3: A Separate Reality
Collects Doctor Strange #180–183; Sub-Mariner #22; Incredible Hulk #126; Marvel Premiere #3–10, #12–14; Doctor Strange (1974) #1–2, #4–5; material from Marvel Feature #1; Marvel Premiere #11; Doctor Strange (1974) #3.
In the Omnibus Collection:
- Doctor Strange Omnibus vol. 1
Collects Strange Tales #110–111, 114–146; Amazing Spider-Man Annual #20. - Doctor Strange Omnibus vol. 2
Collects Strange Tales #147–168, Doctor Strange #169–183, Avengers #61, Sub-Mariner #22, Incredible Hulk #126; Marvel Feature #1, Not Brand Echh #13.
After Doctor Strange #183, the first volume of the ongoing Doctor Strange series ended. The Master of the Mystic Arts led the Defenders, a team of outsiders with Hulk, Namor, and—eventually—Silver Surfer. They first appeared together in Marvel Feature #1 (Dec. 1971). The series was published alongside Doctor Strange: Master of the Mystic Arts (volume 2). Check out our Defenders reading order for more information!
Doctor Strange: Master of the Mystic Arts (volume 2, 1974-1987)
Once Doctor Strange Volume 1 was canceled, the adventures of Stephen Strange continued in Marvel Premiere #3–14 (July 1972—March 1974). Then, the second volume—subtitled Master of the Mystic Arts—started. Steve Englehart became the main writer with Frank Bruner on art (and some Gene Colan). After that, the series changed writers regularly Marv Wolfman briefly took over before Jim Starlin, then Roger Stern stayed a while on the title before Ralph Macchio, Chris Claremont, and others. Peter Gillis wrote the last issues.
In the Marvel Omnibus collection:
This new omnibus collects Steve Englehart and Frank Bruner’s run on Doctor Strange that was already available in Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 5 & 6, see below.
- Doctor Strange: Master of the Mystic Arts Omnibus new
Collects Marvel Premiere (1972) #3-14, Doctor Strange (1974) #1-22 & Annual (1976) #1 and The Tomb of Dracula (1972) #44.
In the Marvel Masterworks collection:
- Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 5
Collects Marvel Premiere #9–14; Doctor Strange Vol. 2 #1–9. - Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 6
Collects Doctor Strange Vol. 2 #10–22; Annual #1; The Tomb of Dracula #44. - Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 7
Collects Doctor Strange Vol. 2 #23–37 and material from Chamber of Chills #3–4.- After #28, Doctor Strange guest-starred in Ghost Rider v2 #29-31 collected in Essential Ghost Rider Vol. 2.
- After #33, Doctor Strange guest-starred in Marvel Team-Up v1 #76-77, 80-81 (and more) collected in Spider-Man/Doctor Strange: The Way to Dusty Death.
- Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 8
Collects Doctor Strange Vol. 2 #38–46, Man-Thing #4, Marvel Fanfare #5, What If? #18, and material from the Marvel Comics Calendar 1980.- Issues #38-45 are also available in Marvel Universe by Chris Claremont Omnibus.
- Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 9
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 2 #47–57, Marvel Fanfare #6; and material from Crazy #88, and the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe vol. 1 #3.- #53 is part of the Avengers: West Coast Avengers – Lost in Space-Time storyline.
- Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 10
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 2 #58–73. Also collected in Dr. Strange Vs. Dracula: The Montesi Formula & Dr. Strange: Into the Dark Dimension. - Doctor Strange Masterworks Vol. 11 new
Collects Doctor Strange (1974) #74-81, Marvel Graphic Novel (1982) #23; material from Strange Tales (1987) #1-3, Marvel Fanfare (1982) #8, 31.
In the Epic Collection:
- Doctor Strange Epic Collection Volume 4: Alone Against Eternity
Collects Doctor Strange vol.2 #6–28, Doctor Strange Annual #1, Tomb of Dracula #44, Giant-Size Doctor Strange (1975) #1 (cover only). - Doctor Strange Epic Collection Volume 5: The Reality War
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 2 #29-51, Man-Thing (1979) #4; material from Chamber of Chills (1972) #3-4, Defenders (1972) #53.
Strange Tales vol. 2 (1987–1988)
After Doctor Strange Volume 2 ended (with a cliffhanger), Stephen Strange joined another split book format series, volume 2 of Strange Tales–which was shared with Cloak and Dagger. Peter Gillis was still the writer. It was all about Strange’s quest to reclaim his power and missing artifacts after the tragic conclusion of the vol. 2.
- Doctor Strange: Strange Tales
Collects Dr. Strange stories from Strange Tales #1–19 and Cloak & Dagger story from Strange Tales #7
Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme (1988–1996)
Still written by Peter Gillis, Strange was back in his own title, Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme. During this period, he became part of the “Midnight Sons,” a group of Marvel’s supernatural heroes, and formed the Secret Defenders with a rotating roster of heroes. He was also part of the Infinity Saga.
In the Omnibus Collection:
- Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme Omnibus vol. 1
Collects Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #1–40 and Ghost Rider vol. 3 #12- After #24, the OGN Doctor Strange & Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment
Collects Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment, Doctor Strange (1974) #57 and material from Astonishing Tales (1970) #8, Marvel Fanfare (1982) #16 and #43. - Event! #31-36 are part of the Infinity Gauntlet event (available in omnibus)
- Crossover! After #36, Doctor Strange also took part in the storyline Spirits of Vengeance: Rise of the Midnight Sons.
- After #24, the OGN Doctor Strange & Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment
- Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme Omnibus vol. 2
Collects Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #41–59, Annual #2–3, Spider-Man/Dr. Strange: The Way to Dusty Death, Silver Surfer vol. 3 #67, Morbius: The Living Vampire #9, Secret Defenders #1–11, and material from Incredible Hulk Annual #18, Namor the Sub-Mariner Annual #2, and Silver Surfer Annual #5- Event! #42-47 are part of the Infinity War event (available in omnibus)
- The Secret Defenders series started after #50.
- Event! # 54-56 are part of the Infinity Crusade event (available in omnibus)
- After the event, Doctor Strange appeared in the crossover Thor: Blood & Thunder.
- Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme Omnibus vol. 3
Collects Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme #60-90, Annual #4 and Ashcan Edition; Strange Tales (1994) #1; Midnight Suns Unlimited #6; Dr. Strange: What is it That Disturbs You, Stephen? GN; Untold Tales of Spider-Man: Strange Encounter GN.- Crossover! #60-61 are part of the storyline Midnight Sons – Siege of Darkness.
In the Epic Collection:
- Doctor Strange Epic Collection Volume 8: Triumph and Torment
Collects Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #1–13, Marvel Graphic Novel: Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom – Triumph and Torment - Doctor Strange Epic Collection Volume 9: Vampiric Verses
Collects Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #14–33, Ghost Rider #12 - Doctor Strange Epic Collection Volume 10: Infinity War
Collects Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #34–47 & Annual #2; Silver Surfer #67; Spider-Man/Doctor Strange: The Way to Dusty Death GN - Doctor Strange Epic Collection Volume 11: Nightmare On Bleecker Street
Collects Collecting Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #48-61 And Annual #3; Morbius: The Living Vampire (1992) #9; And Material From Marvel Comics Presents (1988) #146 And Marvel Super-Heroes (1990) #12, And #14. - (…)
- Doctor Strange Epic Collection Volume 13: Afterlife
Collects Strange Tales vol 3. #1, Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme #76–90 & Ashcan Edition, Doctor Strange: What Is It That Disturbs You, Stephen? GN
Once Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme concluded, Doctor Strange became a supported character in the Marvel Universe for a long time. He got some miniseries, appeared in the new Defenders series (volume 2, not collected for now), got an out-of-continuity series within the Marvel Knights label, then got swept in the Bendis’ Avengers events.
This is clearly not an exhaustive listing of all of Doctor Strange’s appearances during that time, just a list of the major books, and most of them (most of those New Avengers for example) are still light on Strange.
- Dr. Strange: What Is It That Disturbs You, Stephen?
Collects Dr. Strange: What Is It That Disturbs You, Stephen? #1; Dr. Strange Annual #1; Marvel Premiere #7; Doctor Strange (1974) #34; And Material From Doctor Strange (1974) #46; Marvel Fanfare (1982) #5, 6, 8; Chamber Of Chills #1-2; Journey Into Mystery (1972) #4. - Doctor Strange: The Flight of Bones
Collects Doctor Strange (1999) #1-4, Mystic Hands Of Doctor Strange #1, Material From Marvel Shadows And Light (1997) #1, Shadows & Light (1998) #2, Marvel Double-Shot #4. - Thanos: Infinity Abyss
Collects Infinity Abyss 1-6. - Witches: The Gathering
Collects Witches #1-4. - Thor: Vikings (MAX label for adults)
Collects Thor: Vikings (2003) #1-5. - Doctor Strange: Beginnings and Endings (an origin story published in the Marvel Knights imprint)
Collects Strange #1-6. - Neil Gaiman’s 1602 (alternate reality)
Collects 1602 #1-8.
The Events Era! Doctor Strange was not considered big enough to get his own title back, but he did participate in multiple events. First in House of M (Reading order), then in Civil War, but barely (reading order). Just the main series, not the tie-ins. Next, he appeared in New Avengers, becoming a recurrent character during all of Bendis’s era:
- New Avengers by Brian Michael Bendis: The Complete Collection Vol. 3
Collects Civil War: The Initiative, New Avengers (2004) #26-37, New Avengers Annual (2006) #2 and New Avengers: Illuminati (2007) #1-5.- After #37, Doctor Strange took part in the World War Hulk (reading order).
- Then in New Avengers: Illuminati (also collected in The Complete Collection Vol. 3)
Collects New Avengers: Illuminati #1-5.
- New Avengers Vol. 11: Search for the Sorcerer Supreme
Collects New Avengers #51-55. - Strange: The Doctor is Out
Collects Strange #1-4. - Defenders: Indefensible
Collects The Defenders (Volume 3) #1-5.
- X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl
Collects X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl #1-5. - Doctor Strange: The Oath (Must Read)
Collects Doctor Strange: The Oath #1-5. - Spider-Man: Fever
Collects Spider-Man: Fever #1-3; Amazing Spider-Man Annual #2.
In 2010, following Siege (reading order), with what is known as “The Heroic Age,” Doctor Strange became an official member of The Avengers – aka Avengers Vol. 4 & New Avengers Vol. 2 by Brian Michael Bendis.
- New Avengers By Brian Michael Bendis Vol. 1 & Vol. 2
Collects New Avengers #1-6 (vol. 1) & New Avengers #7-13 (vol. 2). - Event! Doctor Strange appears in Fear Itself (full reading order), but also got his own miniseries.
- Fear Itself
Collects Fear Itself: Book of the Skull, Fear Itself 1-7. - Fear Itself: Uncanny X-Force/The Deep
Collects Fear Itself: Uncanny X-Force #1-3 and Fear Itself: The Deep #1-4.
- Fear Itself
- A new Defenders series began, this time it was written by Matt Fraction.
- New Avengers By Brian Michael Bendis Vol. 3 & Vol. 4
Collects New Avengers #16.1 & 17-23 (vol. 3) & New Avengers #24-30 (vol. 4). - Avengers vs X-Men (reading order) & New Avengers By Brian Michael Bendis Vol. 5
Collects New Avengers #31-34 (vol. 5).
It’s Marvel Now! Jonathan Hickman took over the Avengers line. You can find more about it in our dedicated reading order of this era. Once again, Doctor Strange is not the main player, but with a renewed interest in the Illuminati, this part is more interesting for the character than what Bendis did.
- Avengers by Jonathan Hickman: The Complete Collection Vol. 1
Collects Avengers (2012) #1-5, New Avengers (2013) #1-6, material from Astonishing Tales: Mojoworld (2008) #1-6. - Avengers by Jonathan Hickman: The Complete Collection Vol. 2
Collects Avengers (2012) #6-17, New Avengers (2013) #7, material from Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu (2009) #1. - Event! The Mad Titan Thanos makes his world-shattering return in Infinity (reading order).
- Infinity
Collects Infinity #1-6, New Avengers Vol. 3 #7-12, Avengers Vol 5. #14-23.
- Infinity
- Avengers by Jonathan Hickman: The Complete Collection Vol. 3
Collects Infinity (2013) #1-6, New Avengers (2013) #8-12, Avengers (2012) #18-23. - Avengers by Jonathan Hickman: The Complete Collection Vol. 4
Collects Avengers (2012) #24-34, New Avengers (2013) #13-23. - Avengers: Time Runs Out Collection
Collects Avengers (2012) #35-44 And New Avengers (2013) #24-33.
Event! It’s time for a reboot of the Marvel Universe. For that, we need a massive event: Secret Wars, and Doctor Strange had obviously a part to play in it. See our reading order.
Doctor Strange vol. 4 (2015–2017)
For the first time since 1996, Doctor Strange is the star of his own ongoing series – coming from Jason Aaron and Chris Bachalo.
In the Omnibus Collection:
- Doctor Strange by Jason Aaron
Collects Doctor Strange (2015) #1-20, Doctor Strange Annual (2016) #1, Doctor Strange: Last Days of Magic (2016) #1.
In Paperbacks:
- Doctor Strange: The Way of the Weird
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 4 #1–5 - Doctor Strange: The Last Days of Magic
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 4 #6–10 and Doctor Strange: Last Days of Magic #1 - Doctor Strange: Blood in the Aether
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 4 #11–16- Not by Jason Aaron, Doctor Strange and the Sorcerers Supreme is a spin-off series in which Doctor Strange must unite Sorcerers Supreme past, present, and future to stem the coming darkness. Written by Robbie Thompson with art by Javier Rodriguez.
- Doctor Strange and the Sorcerers Supreme Vol. 1: Out of Time
Collects Doctor Strange and the Sorcerers Supreme #1–6 and material from Doctor Strange Annual #1. - Doctor Strange and the Sorcerers Supreme Vol. 2: Time After Time
Collects Doctor Strange and the Sorcerers Supreme #7–12
- Doctor Strange: Mr. Misery
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 4 #17–20, Annual #1
Other collection:
- Doctor Strange vol. 1
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 4 #1–10, Doctor Strange: Last Days of Magic #1 - Doctor Strange vol. 2
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 4 #11–20, Annual #1
Event! Captain America was not who we thought he was and made Hydra’s ideals a reality. The World is not the same anymore and Doctor Stange joined the fight to save it with the help of Spider-Woman and… Wilson Fisk – written by Denis Hopeless. For more information, see our reading order of the Secret Empire event.
- Doctor Strange: Secret Empire
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 4 #21–26
Marvel Legacy (2018) aka Doctor Strange by Donny Cates
After Secret Empire, Doctor Strange vol. 4 continues, but we are entering the Marvel Legacy era during which Marvel comic series reverted to their classic cumulative numbering system. Donny Cates is the writer and he made Loki the Sorcerer Supreme (it didn’t last long).
In the Omnibus Collection:
- Doctor Strange by Donny Cates (softcover 2023 edition)
Collects Doctor Strange (2016) #381-390 and Doctor Strange: Damnation (2018) #1-4.
In Paperbacks:
- Doctor Strange by Donny Cates Vol. 1: God of Magic
Collects Doctor Strange #381–385 - Doctor Strange: Damnation – Complete Collection
Collects Doctor Strange: Damnation #1-4, Damnation: Johnny Blaze — Ghost Rider #1, Doctor Strange (2015) #386-389, Iron Fist (2017) #78-80 and Ben Reilly: Scarlet Spider #15-17.- or Doctor Strange: Damnation
Collects Doctor Strange: Damnation #1-4.
- or Doctor Strange: Damnation
- Doctor Strange by Donny Cates Vol. 2: City of Sin
Collects Doctor Strange #386–390. #390 is strangely not collected in the Damnation – Complete Collection, but the rest is. It’s not great, I know.
Doctor Strange vol. 5 (2018–2020) aka Doctor Strange by Mark Waid
Marvel Legacy didn’t last long, it’s Marvel Now! Mark Waid and artist Jesus Saiz took over the ongoing Doctor Strange series, but there are other books to read first.
Marvel just reprinted (in 2024) Mark Waid’s run on Doctor Strange. Before taking a look a the complete reading order for that era, know that you can now collect the main series with these two books:
- Doctor Strange By Mark Waid Vol. 1 new
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 5 #1-11. - Doctor Strange By Mark Waid Vol. 2 new
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 5 #1-12-20, Doctor Strange Annual (2019) #1, and Dr. Strange (2019) #1-6.
Here is the full reading order for that era of Doctor Strange’s adventures:
- Avengers by Jason Aaron Vol 1: The Final Host
Collects Avengers #1-6, Material From Free Comic Book Day 2018 (Avengers/Captain America) #1 Avengers Story. - Doctor Strange by Mark Waid vol. 1: Across the Universe
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 5 #1–5. - Infinity Countdown
Collects Infinity Countdown #Prime 1, Infinity Countdown #1-5, Infinity Countdown: Adam Warlock #1. - Infinity Wars
Collects Infinity Wars #1-6, Prime, Fallen Guardian And Infinite and material from Thanos Legacy #1. For more info, go to the Infinity Wars reading order. - Infinity Warps: Two in One
Collects Infinity Wars: Soldier Supreme #1-2, Infinity Wars: Iron Hammer #1-2, Infinity Wars: Arachknight #1-2, Infinity Wars: Weapon Hex #1-2, Infinity Wars: Ghost Panther #1-2 And Infinity Wars: Infinity Warps #1-2. - Doctor Strange by Mark Waid vol. 2: Remittance
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 5 #6–11- Defenders: The Best Defense
Collects Defenders #1, Doctor Strange: Defenders #1, Hulk: Defenders #1, Namor: Defenders #1, Silver Surfer: Defenders #1.
- Defenders: The Best Defense
- Doctor Strange by Mark Waid vol. 3: Herald
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 5 #12–17 - Doctor Strange by Mark Waid vol. 4: The Choice
Collects Doctor Strange vol. 5 #18–20 and Doctor Strange Annual (2019) #1
Event! It’s the War of the Realms (full reading order), but Doctor Strange didn’t have a major part in the story. It’s optional here, but it’s a good read.
- Savage Avengers Vol. 2: To Dine With Doom
Collects Savage Avengers (2019) #6-10, Savage Avengers Annual (2019) #1. - Tarot: Avengers Defenders
Collects Tarot #1-4. - Dr. Strange, Surgeon Supreme Vol. 1: Under the Knife (also by Mark Waid)
Collects Dr. Strange #1–6.
Also, there’s now a Strange Academy series about a school of Magic founded by Doctor Strange.
Death of Doctor Strange (2021)
And now, the Death of Doctor Strange! To know more about this event written by Jed MacKay, go to our reading order.
- Death of Doctor Strange
Collects Death of Doctor Strange (2021) #1-5 - Death Of Doctor Strange Companion
Collects Death of Doctor Strange: Avengers (2021) #1, Death of Doctor Strange: Strange Academy Presents (2021) #1, Death of Doctor Strange: Spider-Man (2021) #1, Death of Doctor Strange: White Fox (2021) #1, Death of Doctor Strange: Blade (2021) #1, Death of Doctor Strange: X-Men/Black Knight (2021) #1.
Doctor Strange is dead – long live the Sorceress Supreme!
- Strange Vol. 1: I Belong to Death
Collects Strange (2022) #1-5. - Strange Vol. 2: The Doctor Strange of Death
Collects Strange (2022) #6-10.
A trippy Doctor Strange story coming from Tradd Moore. Doctor Strange awakens alone in a distant world not his own. The wandering sorcerer must explore this land of blades and mystery to unravel arcane secrets and escape the deadly horrors that lie in wait! I’m not sure where it does take place in continuity, don’t hesitate to leave a comment about it!
- Doctor Strange: Fall Sunrise Treasury Edition
Collects Doctor Strange: Fall Sunrise #1-4. Now available in TPB.
Doctor Strange by Jed MacKay
Stephen Strange is alive again. The Sorcerer Supreme is back to work with Clea and Wong in new adventures coming from writer Jed MacKay and artist Pasqual Ferry.
- Doctor Strange by Jed MacKay Vol. 1: The Life of Doctor Strange
Collects Doctor Strange (2023) #1-5. - Doctor Strange by Jed MacKay Vol. 2: The War-Hound of Vishanti
Collects Doctor Strange (2023) #6-10. - G.O.D.S. by Jonathan Hickman
Collects G.O.D.S. #1-8.
Vampires Unleashed! The Blood Hunt event puts Doctor Strange and Clea in difficult situations as they have to fight in their own home against a vampire attack. Strange will have to put everything on the line to save the world. Check our article about the crossover event to know how to read this story.
- Blood Hunt
Collects Blood Hunt (2024) #1-5. - Doctor Strange by Jed MacKay Vol. 3: Blood Hunt
Collects Doctor Strange (2023) #11-18.
More to come!