Doctor Strange‘s blood is in the aether. The sharks are coming. Read Full Review

‘Blood in The Aether' leads us on another adventure to that will keep us at the edge of our seats. Doctor Strange is not the same man we left off with, neither is this world either. Some aim to rebuild, to adjust, to take advantage of the state things have been left in. It feels like a fight for the soul of magic now, and that is what will determine the future of it as well. Read Full Review

This is a series that has solidified Strange as a man as well as a magician. I fully believe that this current run will be the new measuring stick that is used to judge Doc Strange for decades. The rules of Stephen Strange are being rewritten as we speak and it's one hell of a thrill ride. Read Full Review

Some nice, chunky artwork and some appearances by Ditko-era characters doesn't absolve me of the feeling that we've been cheated. Looks like the two Doctor Strange comics that came out in the month of September were meaningless, since the post-Imperikul story begins here. There are some cool elements of Doctor Strange's new unmagical condition, but not enough to mask my distaste. Maybe the rest of this arc will prove my annoyance to be unfounded. Read Full Review

The last story arc that was done for Doctor Strange helped put limits on what he was capable of. It became one of my favorite titles. This issue starts a new chapter and I think it should be interesting. Now that they know Strange has limits to his power all his former enemies are returning to hit him while he is down. Bachalo's style is a perfect fit for the title I think. Aaron's writing has some fun humor and character. This is another great place to jump on board if you have not read the title yet.

A lot of seriously cool stuff in this issue. How is Doctor Strange going to take on Mordo with his magic depleted?

The Rogues are coming

Fun read! Great action, the art is pretty good and the humor was right on.