As turmoil seizes Asgard, Doctor Strange's life is about to change forever. But as he stands on the threshold of a true journey into mystery, it turns out the past isn't quite done with him yet… Fan-favorite creators reveal untold tales of Stephen Strange's past while current scribe Derek Landy reveals a glimpse of the future to come - as Marvel celebrates 450 issues of DOCTOR STRANGE!
Doctor Strange #450 is a high-ambition celebrationa tonal mosaic that feels more akin to a whispered liturgy than a conventional milestone. Its less about loud fanfare and more about quiet revelation, weaving threads of the past into a tapestry that hints at darker, more existential paths ahead. If youre hoping for a straightforward adventure, this might catch you off-guard. But if you're drawn to atmosphere, layered callbacks, and the idea that magic isnt just spectacle but weightwith history pressing inthen this issue delivers in spades. Its a reflection as much as a celebrationand one that rewards readers attuned to nuance. Read Full Review
Doctor Strange #450 is a worthy celebration of the Sorcerer Supreme, balancing legacy and reinvention across five distinct tales. While not every story hits with the same impact, the mix of classic throwbacks, inventive experiments, and setup for the future makes this milestone issue a satisfying and meaningful tribute. Read Full Review
Multi-story anniversary issues can be a mixed bag when it comes to quality, especially relative to what they sometimes cost. And not surprisingly, quality is not uniform here. One of the stories even seems to be a commercial for another character. But all in all, Doctor Strange #450 is a worthy anniversary issue and deserving of a look by fans old and new alike. Read Full Review
Doctor Strange #450 is a surprisingly value-packed anthology that celebrates all the different ways Doctor Strange impacts the Marvel Universe. Contrary to most anthologies, there isn't a stinker in the bunch. That said, too many of the shorts use Doctor Strange as a supporting character in somebody else's story. Read Full Review