Roger Stern is quickly establishing that his version of Dr. Strange will be focused-almost like a Ghostbuster-on going after occult manifestations that are causing problems on Earth. This vision of the character as a protector of our plane is consistent with modern versions-especially the movie.
What’s also nice is that Clea’s role is elevated from eye candy to true partner, and lover.
It’s nice when a book reflects actual feminism, rather than just telling a male story with a female lead. In this one, they fight the creepy Dweller in the Darkness.
And Tom Sutton does a really good job with the art. Look at this eyeball-faucet-drip:
