Doctor Strange #24
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| Event\Storyline | Secret Empire |
| Writer | Dennis Hopeless |
| Artist | Niko Henrichon |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
SECRET EMPIRE TIE-IN!
Doctor Strange and his strange crew of allies make their final push on Baron Mordo, and it doesn't look good for them.
But even if they win, are they ready for the Hydra-occupied America waiting outside of the dark-domed Manhattan?
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS Back to Top
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9.2
Multiversity Comics - Forrest Sayrs
Aug 28, 2017A stunning conclusion to a great storyline, this issue has everything you might want from a "Doctor Strange" book. Read Full Review
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8.0
AIPT - Russ Dobler
Aug 23, 2017It's action-packed, with cool art and amusing dialogue. Not of earth-shattering consequence, but a fitting end to a fun ride. Read Full Review
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7.0
IGN - Blair Marnell
Aug 24, 2017If you're looking for an important chapter in Secret Empire, this definitely isn't it. But if you want a Doctor Strange vs. Baron Mordo with a side of the mystically empowered Kingpin and Ben Urich, as well as Spider-Woman with a ghost plane, then this might be for you. Read Full Review
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7.0
Bleeding Cool - Joshua Davison
Aug 26, 2017Is this the most brilliant or impressive issue of Doctor Strange? No. As much as a I love much of Dennis Hopelessswork, like Spider Woman, Im not sure hes presented an issue that is as good as Aarons Doctor Strange yet. However, this was still a fun read, and it is probably the best of Hopelesss work on the title. This one manages to nail a recommendation. Give it a try. Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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8.0
Nice action and humor Hopeless isn't doing a bad job thus far.
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7.5
A clever, enjoyable wrap up.
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7.0
IGN - Blair Marnell Aug 24, 2017 states it plainly enough with that blurb. And the ending had a lot of contrivance and messy visuals.
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5.0
Dr. Strange beats Baron Mordo through trickery. I'm not avoiding spoilers; the issue provides precious little detail beyond that. It's also so poorly-scripted that it actively discourages you from digging into greater depth. This whole tie-in ends up as a pointless shaggy dog story - the characters themselves admit that defeating Mordo was just a side-show. Artist Niko Henrichon has a little more endurance than writer Dennis Hopeless; he continues providing valiantly intricate visuals well after the script runs out of steam. Even the art has its limits, though, and the story wraps with a thoroughly disappointing sad trombone sound.
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