Overall, Doctor Strange of Asgard #2 is a strong follow-up to the debut, solidifying the series as a fun and engaging exploration of a classic character in a wildly new setting. Landy's witty writing and the inherent absurdity of the premise make this a unique and enjoyable read. The mounting challenges facing Strange ensure that his Asgardian adventure is far from over, and readers will be eager to see how he navigates the murder, the rent, and the mysterious assassins in future issues. Read Full Review

Plot
Stephen Strange arrives in New York at his sanctuary, and Clea has Loki hidden. Strange demands an explanation from Loki. Loki claims he was possessed, that he never intended to kill Huldah, and that if Thor finds out, it will be enough to destroy the two of them. Stephen believes him and returns to Asgard to investigate.

In Asgard, Stephen must find work to pay for his accommodations. He works as a doctor, and since human and Asgardian features are similar, he is now the community's physician.

Doctor Strange is convinced he must perform the AHKRYNON spell to gain a deeper understanding of magic and Asgard, just as Loki recommended.

Aslak asks Stephen if he's seen Huldah. Stephen explains that he's keeping her invisible to help Loki investigate what's happening. They both search for him in the roots of Yggdrasil.

Stephen is attacked in his room, and the attacker escapes, leaving behind an axe.

An exciting installment that separates itself from the One World Under Doom event and delves into Doctor Strange's murder investigation, which requires him to unravel all of this without his magic.

Art
Charles the Great offers incredibly detailed art with a gloomy texture that can be seen throughout the magnificent action sequences. His play with shadows creates a mesmerizing fantasy atmosphere.

Summary
Doctor Strange investigates Huldah's murder while preparing for Ahkrynon's affection.
An engaging story that gets better and better. more