#Roger Stern's Doctor Strange

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A beautiful splash page from 1984's Doctor Strange #68 showcasing Black Knight/Dane Whitman's painful memories. Pencils by Paul Smith, inking by Terry Austin, colorisation by Bob Sharen, lettering by Jim Novak, written by Roger Stern and edited by Carl Potts.

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Marvel house ad for a comic that sadly never were. Doctor Strange by Roger Stern and Frank Miller

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Doctor Strange #51 (Stern/Rogers, Feb 1982). Transported to the hate-filled arenas of World War II, Strange disrupts a profane ritual with the power of… love? Lust? Even Clea’s not sure.

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Doctor Strange by Mike Mignola, with Inks and Colors by Mark Badger, and a Script by Roger Stern.

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Roger Stern had a long, productive run on DOCTOR STRANGE in the early eighties, with several high points. But his collaboration with Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin in DOCTOR STRANGE 48-53 provided one of the all-time great, albeit too brief, runs for the character.

Rogers and Austin had previously worked together with Steve Englehart on a critically lauded BATMAN run a few years earlier, and their reunion on DOCTOR STRANGE with Stern demonstrated how true synergy between collaborators can elevate genre comics.

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Page from Doctor Strange #51. 1981. Art by Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin.

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Doctor Strange #56: A Mystic Reborn

by Roger Stern, Paul Smith; Terry Austin,Bob Sharen and Jim Novak

Marvel

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Cool ad for a Doctor Strange creative team that never happened!

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BHOC: MARVEL TWO-IN-ONE #46

There was very little that could happen in a comic book at this point in 1978 that was more exciting to me than the prospect of a Thing vs Hulk fight. There had been a number of them previously over the years, but I hadn’t yet read any of those earlier stories, though I was aware of them and their influence in determining who was the big dog monster character of the Marvel Universe. As I was…

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When Spidey Jumped the Shark, Pt. 6: The Denny O’Neil Era

Examining the #DennyONeil Era of #SpiderMan here.

We’re calling it the Denny O’Neil Era of Spider-Man, which it is, but it’s also the stealth beginning of the Roger Stern Era. Continue reading Untitled

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Mike Mignola's cover for the 1989 graphic novel Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment (written by Roger Stern).

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Doctor Strange & Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment

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Doctor Strange #30 (Stern/Sutton, Aug 1978). The Dweller in Darkness stirs once again, and Clea — fed up with her mentor/lover’s protectiveness — delves into the depths with him.

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This Orini armor is my favorite.

Doctor Strange (1974) #69.

Writer - Roger Stern.

Artist - Paul Smith.

P.S: The reason this is my favorite Orini armor is because of the colors. I love his armor being silver, it's prettier than his gold armor for me.