Doctor Strange #15

This series is pulling off quite a trick with each issue feeling self contained yet progressing the larger narrative. Doctor Strange can be wacky, definitely weird, and wildly fun. Read Full Review

Doctor Strange #15 ups the stakes in a big way for everyone who wants a piece of the Doctor. He's had his run of luck, but it seems that it has run out backed into a corner. Some say this may be when you're at your most dangerous, but how this issue leaves us off the danger might be far too great. Read Full Review

If the writers of Doctor Strange's next cinematic venture are looking for inspiration, they need look no further than Jason Aaron's current run. Read Full Review

RustonLF

Jan 03, 2017

I was impressed with this issue because it took a character that I thought ridiculous and made him a threat. This story arc just keeps getting more interesting.

supercoolyeah

Dec 30, 2016

The demons love me the devils love me!!! Everyone wants a piece of the Dr. and in this issue they all get a shot. I love how this story is turning out. You can see how sick and twisted each of the Dr.'s villains are actually nut cases. The art of Bachalo, Fornes and Fabela are on point. There is nothing not to like about this series.

freemanlouis7

Aug 10, 2017

"Oh, it just keeps getting better, doesn't it?"

Spock's Brain

Jan 14, 2017

This series continues to be fun as Doctor Strange's nemeses are in line to make him suffer. Fornes' pages fit well with Bachalo's, making the issue seem pretty seamless and enjoyable.

Gizmo

Jul 21, 2017

Hmm, so that's what the Orb has been up to since Origin Sin. Jason Aaron has a charming affinity for him it seems. I would have preferred Bachalo on all of the art, but the guest artist was worked in well enough that it wasn't too jarring.

Rick Jonez

Dec 22, 2016

AiPT! - David Brooke's blurb nails the positives of this ish. Except it doesn't pay props to this wicked interpretation/development with The Orb after Original Sin. Doc is a little too punchy though.