Doctor Strange: Marvel prepares to greet the wizard with the death of Doctor Strange

Marvel Comics is preparing to lose its Sorcerer Supreme in the new Death of Doctor Strange miniseries. The five-volume work by Jed MacKay and drawn by Lee Garbett hits comic book stores in September and shows the dramatic conclusion of Stephen’s story against particularly dangerous opponents.

When Stan Lee and Steve Ditko They began writing about Stephen Strange in Strange Tales # 110 of July 1963, they probably never imagined the recognition and popularity the Doctor would have gained with fans over the years. The balance and protection that von Strange. is guaranteed in the chaotic and complex Marvel universe make him one of the most powerful and important characters. But what would happen to the world if Doctor Strange wasn’t there?

This is the question posed by the screenwriter Jed MacKay started creating the miniseries and said in a recent interview: “Strange has been a pillar of Marvel since its inception, but now its time is up and as a Strange fan it was my bittersweet privilege. accompany him in his last moments, and the effects that will follow. We have prepared a story to say goodbye to Strange, and I can’t wait for readers to be a part of it too! “

Instead, Garbett commented on his involvement in the project as follows: “Doctor Strange was on my list of my most sought-after characters. The chance to draw him on such an important series is … well, magical. I couldn’t be more excited about the project and everyone who’ll see what we have for Stephen and the Jed closest to him called the perfect ending to Doctor Strange, and it’s a real revelation! See you in September!”

It appears, therefore, that a few months before Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness was released, Stephen’s status will change dramatically within the comics. What do you think or expect from this miniseries? Let us know with a comment below.

Remember, while traveling the Multiverse, new details have surfaced regarding the Doctor Strange 2 film, and we leave you to a great illustration of Silver Surfer and Galactus signed by Raf Grassetti, God of War Art Director .