Readers will see this ending for what it is, a celebration that keeps things set for the next writer, and this may be one of the better versions of that in years. Read Full Review

Plot
This comic takes place after the closing of the event in Blood Hunt #5, where Doctor Strange loses his mantle of Sorcerer Supreme by being tricked by Doctor Doom.

Stephen Strange is upset and frustrated by the trick, he seeks to confront Doom, but he does not listen to him, Stephen asks the Vishanti to help them, but he does not, to the point that he was about to ask General Strange to attack Doom, but he regrets it when he sees the internal peace that General Strange achieved with the Cobolorum, he does not say anything and leaves him alone.

Clea offers him her hand and promises that she will not leave him, because she is not in love with the Sorcerer Supreme, she loves Stephen Strange.

Doctor Strange loses the mantle but has the love of his life by his side.

This comic closes the Jed Mckay saga with this character, absolutely a must-read.

Art
Full of detail with lots of lighting, highlighting the training and offering well-executed body language, even when everything has a gloomy color palette. Pascual Ferry's imprint is striking, unique and hopeful.

Summary
Doctor Strange begins to cope with the grief of having lost his mantle as Sorcerer Supreme, an excellent conclusion to a brilliant saga. more