A New Sorcerer Supreme in STRANGE
In an article posted to the official Marvel website on Tuesday, December 14th, 2021, the next chapter in the ongoing saga of the Sorcerer Supreme was revealed: in Strange, Clea, the Mistress of the Dark Dimension (and the late Strange’s “powerful partner”) will rise to challenge implicit in claiming the title of Sorcerer Supreme!
A Strange New Sorcerer Supreme
The most devoted of Marvel Blog True Believers will not be surprised to hear that we’re getting a strange new Sorcerer Supreme… after all, it sort of stands to reason given the events of the still-ongoing Death of Doctor Strange crossover event.
Variant cover for The Death of Doctor Strange #1 by Skottie Young. Photo Credit: Marvel Comics.
Plus, back in November, the official Doctor Strange Twitter account shared a teaser image that featured the background of the newly-unveiled cover and a statement declaring that a new Sorcerer Supreme would rise in March 2022.
Now, we know a little bit more about what this new series will look like. Written by Jed MacKay with interior art by Marcelo Ferreira and a main cover by Bjӧrn Barends, the official Marvel write-up states that the twists and turns that lead to this surprising turn of events will be made clear as the remaining narrative of The Death of Doctor Strange unfolds.
Strange #1. Photo Credit: Marvel Comics.
While there’s still no word on who will be coloring and lettering the exciting new title, you can rest assured, Marvel Blog will be reporting on this development every step of the way.
The Doctor is OUT
Clea in The Death of Doctor Strange #2 by MacKay, Lee Garbett, Antonio Fabela, and Cory Petit.
Strange #1 will be arriving at your local comic on March 2nd, 2022. Will you be opening a portal and heading off to pick up a copy for yourself? Have you been following the ongoing narrative in The Death of Doctor Strange crossover event? Which tie-in has been your favorite so far?
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