Doctor Strange Season One #1
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Doctor Strange Season One #1

Writer: Greg Pak Artist: Emma Rios Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: September 12, 2012 Cover Price: $3.99 Critic Reviews: 3 User Reviews: 6
8.2Critic Rating
6.1User Rating

A window-crashing, high-flying, globe-traveling, ghost-battling adventure from the earliest days of Doctor Strange’s training in the mystic arts! Part Indiana Jones, part Lord of the Rings, thrill to this new tale of how a selfish, arrogant surgeon collided with a hot-headed martial artist to become the greatest team the mystic arts have ever seen! If only they can stop hitting each other and figure out how all this magic stuff works anyway. Also featuring DEFENDERS (2012) #1, by Matt Fraction and Terry Dodson.

  • 8.5
    IGN - Joey Esposito Sep 18, 2012

    All in all, Doctor Strange: Season One finally realizes the potential of this graphic novel series. It's true to the classic origin while offering something legitimately new and engaging to the mix, not to mention absolutely stunning to look at. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Comic Book Resources - Ryan K. Lindsay Sep 17, 2012

    "Doctor Strange: Season One" is fun and smart all at the same time. It delivers thrills, laughs and spectacular visuals. This is the ultimate place to get back into Doctor Strange if you've been away for too long. As a first taste, you'll be spoiled for quality and want more of this version of the character and the creative team. As both a story and a "Season One" book, this is a resounding success on all fronts. Let's greenlight the Season Two for everyone involved here. Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    Multiversity Comics - Matthew Meylikhov Sep 13, 2012

    If you've never been interested in Doctor Strange, this book seems like as good a place as any to get interested. The Season One initiative has been largely disappointing across the board if only because their hasn't been a lot that felt new in any way, shape or form. Doctor Strange Season One, however, changes that for the most part; it's an old story, sure, but it's told in such a way where everything legitimately feels fresh and exciting. If this book is any indication that we'll be seeing a Strange fill sometime soon, and it would seem that it might, this is certainly a great way to get Strange into the conscious mind of an unsuspecting public. Read Full Review

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