Doctor Strange, #3
Published: September 1974
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"He's back-- back from the dead! The Dread Dormammu!"
Characters
- Doctor Strange [Stephen Strange]
- Clea
- Dormammu
Credits
- Pencils: Frank Brunner
- Inks: Frank Brunner
- Colors: Frank Brunner
- Letters: Danny Crespi
Story Notes
Brunner colors per biblio in The Brunner Mystique.
Amidst the Madness
Characters
- Clea
- Doctor Strange [Stephen Strange]
Credits
- Script: Steve Englehart
- Pencils: Frank Brunner
- Inks: Alan Weiss
- Colors: Jan Brunner
- Letters: Tom Orzechowski
Story Notes
Framing story for reprint. Page 1 and bottom half of page 18.
"It is midnight! The city is still!"
Characters
- Doctor Strange [Stephen Strange]
- Dormammu
- Clea
- Ancient One
Credits
- Script: Stan Lee
- Pencils: Steve Ditko
- Inks: Steve Ditko
- Colors: Jan Brunner
- Letters: Artie Simek
- Letters: Sam Rosen
Story Notes
This reprint is framed by new material (see sequence 1).
"We've got nothing to say about Dr. Strange's final..."
Characters
- Doctor Strange [Stephen Strange]
- Clea
Credits
- Script: Steve Englehart (uncertain)
- Pencils: Jim Starlin
- Pencils: Tom Sutton
- Pencils: John Romita
- Inks: Frank Giacoia
- Inks: Tom Sutton
- Inks: John Romita
Story Notes
Letters of comment from readers The Bavarian Illuminati, Frank S. Lovece, Kevin Sandefur, Brian Steinberg, Sheldon Gleisser, and Alan Rothman. Also includes a letter from the fictituous "Rev. David Billingsley" that was actually written by Steve Englehart and Frank Brunner in order to alleviate Stan Lee's concerns about having used God in a previous story (as explained in Frank Brunner's interview in Comic Book Artist #6, https://twomorrows.com/comicbookartist/articles/06brunner.html ). Also includes Marvel Value Stamp Series A, #14 (The Living Mummy) and a promo for The Savage Sword of Conan. Located between pages 10 and 11 of the previous sequence.
Mighty Marvel Becomes Electrified, Hyborianized, and Ape-ified!
Credits
- Script: Stan Lee
Story Notes
Stan Lee's Soapbox, Items, And Speaking of Items, house ad for Planet of the Apes magazine.