Doctor Strange, Volume 2 : The Last Days of Magic

from villemezbrown

Dr. Stephen Strange has usually been portrayed as an upper-crust magician. The elite, high-paid surgeon transitioned into an elite mage above the need for money with his mansion and manservant and endless supply of tea sets. Writer Jason Aaron has now stripped away all those high class trappings....

from jobinsonlis

I really loved the first volume of this so the fact that the second volume was only okay was a huge letdown. The set-up that most of the magic in the world was destroyed and Strange needed find the leftover scraps of it to fight a magic-hating super-scientist was a great one. But Strange's reason...

from nicolewbrown

At the beginning of this comic, the world is under attack from the Empirikul under the leadership of the Imperator. The Imperator was given over to a group of his kind and ferreted away on a starship in an effort to save him from death by his parents who were about to die for their beliefs in sci...

from ragwaine

I loved everything about this. Bachalo is one of my favorite artists and the story was so good, this is definitely in my top 5 graphic novels ever.

from questbird

A chaotic and incoherent story about technology-worshipping robots 'purging' our world of magic. A whole lot of no-name magicians wait around for Dr. Strange to save them, which he apparently plans to do by biffing the head robot. The only part which made much sense was the last story, not part o...