Doctor Strange Just Ate An Evil Tumor

While the Doctor typically handles things with a well kept magical ax or an ancient spell or two, his newest adversary demanded a far different approach.

Spoilers incoming for Doctor Strange #18, so if you haven't read the issue yet you've been warned. Also, you might want to put the sandwich down, because it's rather gross.

In Doctor Strange #18, the Sorcerer Supreme is faced with former patients who's brain tumors have come back courtesy of Mister Misery. For those who might not know, Mister Misery was created from Strange's own pain and suffering, leftovers from Strange's many magical battles. It stands to reason than that he wants to get back at Strange in any way he can, so using former patients from his doctor days would be a solid start.

Strange enlists the help of Thor to handle the surgeries and Misery. With Strange's help, Thor is able to extract the first tumor, a nasty bit of gunk with several eyes, just like Misery. After it attempts to latch onto Thor's helmet, Strange grabs it and proceeds to eat it. When Thor asks if he is indeed eating it, Strange says "It's made of my own pain and suffering. I'm reabsorbing it."

Thor chimes in "Tell me. Are all your teamups this bizarre and revolting?" Yeah, Thor might just let the phone continue to ring next time the doctor calls.

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Doctor Strange is written by Jason Aaron with art by Chris Bachalo and a cover by Patrick Brown. Inking on the book is Al Vey, Tim Townsend, John Livesay, and Victor Olazaba, with VC's Cory Petit lettering.

You can read the official description for the issue below.

Mister Misery is looking to inflict maximum pain on Doctor Strange by attacked one of the Sorcerer Supreme's closest allies. But Strange won't stand for it and gets help from Thor!

Doctor Strange #18 is in comic stores now.

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