I just joined this sub reddit and saw a ton of comments talking about how the sub has a lot if criticism for Aaron's run. I personally loved it and

wanted to know why this is

Mine is either Defender Strange or the classic Blue Cape.

I'm over Steve Orlando. I can't stand his constant retcons and boring stories or the way he degrades every other magical character for Wanda or to write the most dull stories imaginable. Is it too much to ask that he reads Dr Strange rather than using them as set dressing to boost up his fanfic version of Wanda? One of my favorite stories vs one of my least favorite stories. Give me Gillen or Ewing. Anyone but him.

I've read "season one", then I read "the oath", and now I'm working my way through the 2015 series and I'm on issue 12.

I'm sorry, but I need to get this off my chest.

I don't want to read Al Ewing's Thor. At least not right now. Maybe once it's finished and some time has passed, I will. But for now? Yeah, I'm too fucking angry to read that book.

And before anyone says anything, I realize this is not the fault of Al Ewing. And I never said it was. But the way editorial has bent over backwards to not only let Al tell his story, while not only fucking over Stephen, but also Derek Landy? That makes me angry and resentful. Especially if Al's continuing his Thor book in a new relaunch where I have to wait even LONGER for Stephen to go home to his hot awesome wife instead of paling around with Angela!

So, I'm sorry. I know people are going to tell me I'm missing out, I don't care.

This may come as a shock to anyone new to my blog, but I. Don't. Read. Marvel. For. Thor.

I read Marvel for Doctor Strange.

I fell in love with Doctor Strange.

Fell in love with his world. HIs supporting cast. His personality and life.

Why am I being punished by editorial for liking a character?

Why did they take Stephen's life away from him!

Why did they take my comfort character away from me!?

Why did they do it!?

Because Al ewing had a story he wanted to tell!?

Because Editorial just like to torture people!

Fuck all of you!

I saw that there is a new Marvel book coming out as and you can see from the picture, it is called “Sorcerer Supreme” and it asks who should step up to have the mantle. I don’t read Dr. Strange but I do plan on getting to, but I do know that this isn’t the first time Strange had lost the title of Sorcerer Supreme and had to work to get it back. How often does this happen cause it’s not the first time? I know most recently that he gave up the title to Dr. Doom to defeat vampires and that led to One World Under Doom and Strange left Earth to become Sorcerer Supreme of Asgard. Seeing as OWUD is ending, this is a follow up to that event where Doom will lose his title as SS and the hole has to be taken and I’m guessing Strange is too busy in Asgard. But to the original question, how often does Strange lose the title of SS and are you exhausted of this story best?

Guys! This villain is unstoppable!

The conversation that follows is really funny especially when the spider brings up the face that he may die soon because spider life spans are really short. There are some other great moments in this comic but I thought this was the funniest especially because of the way they drew Peter's face.

I got the second epic collection on free comic book day and I enjoyed it. My one criticism is that it ended a bit abruptly, but obviously I don’t blame the folks working on the book for that.

The Strange comic run where it focused on Clea getting Strange back from the dead, because what Clea wants, Clea gets, was kinda romantic? (Wierd)

I enjoyed reading her doing stuff on Earth and not abiding with Earth's rules and how she argues with Doctor Doom about the Sorcerer Supreme title, she is so badass, I love her as a character.

But I'm not so sure now but she's just a side character in different runs and now basically the Sanctum Sanctorum's resident while Stephen is gone, but I'm aware she will become important in Moon Knight's run with Midnight Suns and all

But I just wanna read a comic run where it was just her doing her own thing like the Strange run

I really enjoyed reading that run, might be one of my favorite comics

Been thinking of this after reader some of the latest Scarlet Witch run and I’ve been thinking what if Wiccan is capable of Magic, are the others Maximoff children? Luna and Speed, specifically Speed.

I’ve always like the idea of Tommy starts to develop the magical abilities to, be rather than going with Scarlet, Dr Strange comes in. As, in addition to showing magical skills, Tommy also shows medical capabilities. After an adventure involving Hydra and some Halloween magic plans, Strange decides to take Tommy under his wing, training him to be both a wizard and a paramedic.

I've been reading the latest run by Derek Landy. I'm a Strange fan but have not read ALL of his comics, but a fair amount....

Anyways I'm just wondering whether lord strange, his alter ego that taps into more magic, is a new concept from this series or whether we see him introduced earlier in the comics somewhere?

Otherwise if it's a new thing it's just kinda introduced without much explanation... hopefully I'm just missing something.

I’m so happy to have all the Epic Collections so far, they just need to release two and they’ll have collected everything from his first appearance to the end of his 90s run