Mike Del Mundo delivers some beautiful art in the main story. The characters are visually dynamic and the action is great. The short interludes feature some amazing artists who deliver awesome visuals to each story. Read Full Review

Strange Academy Presents The Death of Doctor Strange #1 (Scottie Young, Mike Del Mundo, Marco DAlfonso. & VCs Clayton Cowles) is a prime example of a creative team using an event to further the story and characters instead of becoming lost in the big picture. Read Full Review

While Young's always been dynamite writing these teen sorcerers, it's a real treat to see Del Mundo deliver artwork on one of Marvel's most mystical titles. Read Full Review

Strange Academy Presents: Death of Doctor Strange #1 is a fun adventure comic that revels in weirdness. There is a heart to the issue as an absent mother begins to connect with her sons, but there is also brilliant comedic dialogue brought in by Young. The art is incredible and majestic, the whole comic celebratory towards artists. The main complaint is that although the kidnapping happens due to the death of Doctor Strange, the rest of the comic doesnt focus on that at all. It would have been nice to see more of how the students were affected by the loss of the Sorcerer Supreme. Read Full Review

Strange Academy Presents is a fun little story but lacks the depth that I normally expect from this title. Read Full Review

Strange Academy Presents: The Death of Doctor Strange is a great read if you're a fan of this series as it gives every main character a time to shine. This is also a no-brainer buy for fans of Mike del Mundo, but don't expect a story that'll have you riveted by any means. Read Full Review

This cover gives off floating head poster vibes, so yeah, mid. 1/2 The art isn't my cup of tea but I'll give it bonus points for uniqueness. 1.5/2 The dialogue of Enchantress and her children is interesting and helps characterize Enchantress from just being an evil sultry Thor villian. 2/2 The story is a reimagining of Rumplestiltskin, with Enchantress making a deal to give away her firstborn child, that feels both familiar and original. 2/2 The characters are interesting with Enchantress being an evolution of her character that feels like the natural direction for her character to go in. 2/2

This was fun. I'm surprised that I've begun to care about these characters, as that is so rare for new characters in comics.

Enjoyable.

This comic operates on the "use the tie-in as an excuse to do a bonus issue of an ongoing series" model, so it's a given that it's inconsequential to the event. It's a welcome addition to Strange Academy, digging deeper into the Enchantress's role as a deadbeat mom there. It's also a Mike Del Mundo Weirdworld comic, though, which will be a dealbreaker for some readers. I think it's good, but I'll freely admit it isn't good enough to power through if the art rubs you the wrong way.

Awful stuff, kind of like everything Skottie Young writes. And of course we have another comic writer who feels the need to draw a parallel with the pandemic with kids staying at home instead of going to school. These people are sadistic, I'm starting to think they actually enjoy rubbing it in in our faces and capitalizing off the pandemic. Or they just lack any sort of originality, that may be it too.