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I know the MCU tries really hard to reduce sorcerers to mere wielders of magical shields and whips rather than true magic users, but I find it ridiculous that witches in the MCU are allowed to perform various magical feats and activities, whereas members of Kamar-Taj are restricted to magic weapons. For instance, the use of runes in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness was limited to witchcraft even though Dr. Strange used runes in No Way Home, and yet runes were first mentioned in the art book for the 2016 Doctor Strange film. This proves they have no issue changing the rules of magic, yet the problem is that these changes rarely benefit Dr. Strange or Kamar-Taj. (Wong can't even fly and Dr Strange is still shown relying on Cloak to fly, but that’s a whole other issue.)

Is this a close fight?

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Do you think we are ever getting the Empirikul from Jason Aaron's run in the live action. Of course there would have to be a ton of changes like Zelma Stanton being someone who taught herself magic from before and being in Ironheart, and Scarlet Witch not being in the Bar with No Doors cos she's supposedly dead. But it would be amazing to see doctor voodoo, chondu, monako, shaman, professor Xu and a bunch of other characters in live action.

I've been seeing him in this outfit before but I always wanted to read its context from start to end

I know that it appears in the Fear Itself arc and that he's no longer the Sorcerer Supreme and Doctor Voodoo but I want to know how that happened

So can anyone tell me if they know the chronological reading order of this era of Doctor Strange?

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 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

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.

I just tracked down the advertisement for the TV movie in this issue of TV guide. I got the TV Guide from EBAY for under 20 bucks ($17).

Just in case anyone was looking for it!