Hilarious at every turn this story succeeds at keeping you guessing as it flirts with chaos.  Read Full Review

Doctor Strange #18 is a sharp departure from the usual. A standalone house call involving an invading demon is such a deliciously simple concept for a Doctor Strange issue. Surprisingly, a story like this hasnt been tried more often in the long and winding history of the series. Its a great deal of fun. Read Full Review

FINAL THOUGHTSBy the bolts of Balthakk, readers need to pick this one up and add it to your collection. Its a fantastic narrative to pull out years from now that youll love and need no context before or after the issue to read it. This reviewer highly recommends DOCTOR STRANGE #18 and everyone should be adding the remaining issues in the series to their pull list. Awesome job Waid and Saiz! Read Full Review

Jesus Saiz knocks it out of the park with the art in this issue. All of the characters look amazing and the progression of the art perfectly matches the style and tone of the story. Read Full Review

Back in familiar territory at last with a story more suited to Strange and his personality. With some up close and personal interaction and mild threat of a breach in the dimensional barriers thrown in. As well as a bit of cosmic plumbing for good measure. Read Full Review

If this book can keep its simplicity, it will keep its charm. Read Full Review

Those types of one-shots are my favourites stories and this one is a great one

This is an excellent story contained in a single issue. The concept is charming, the execution is hilarious. You don't need to read any of the other Doctor Strange issues to enjoy it so don't hesitate to check it out.

I don't know how/if this is supposed to be connected to how this story ends or not but the execution of this was stellar.

It’s fun. Really, really fun. And it’s done in one...because not every issue has to be part of the latest crappy big event. And the art is great. Buy and enjoy.

This issue scores especially well on timelessness. Doc wearing his current wetsuit costume is the only thing that ties this one-off to any particular era; with a clothes change, this could fit smoothly into any of six decades of Strange stories.

The efficient, effective, succinct way the supporting characters are established deserves to be studied by aspiring storytellers.

Plumbing saves the world yet again. Tbh this was hella pure and I had a great time reading it.