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Marvel Reveals New Death of Doctor Strange Details

Things aren’t looking good for Stephen Strange. In fact, the Sorcerer Supreme will meet his end in […]

Things aren’t looking good for Stephen Strange. In fact, the Sorcerer Supreme will meet his end in just a matter of months once Marvel finally releases The Death of Doctor Strange. Earlier this summer, the House of Ideas revealed it planned on killing off Doctor Strange in a mini-event across a multitude of titles. Fast forward to this week and Marvel has unveiled exact plans for Strange’s death, and the creators that will are orchestrating the crushing event.

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At the center of it all is a five-issue mini-series โ€” Death of Doctor Strange โ€” from writer Jed MacKay and artist Lee Garbett. Intertwined with those issues will be a series of tie-in issues, including Death of Doctor Strange: Avengers and Strange Academy Presents: Death of Doctor Strange. The Avengers tie-in comes from Alex Paknadel and Ryan Bodenheim while Strange Academy writer Skottie Young teams up with superstar cover artist Mike Del Mundo for the Strange Academy tie-in.

Coincidentally enough, Strange Academy interior artist Humberto Ramos is doing to cover for Strange Academy Presents: Death of Doctor Strange #1.

In the Avengers tie-in, the titular group of heroes will be forced to “face off against a rampaging new Juggernaut,” one that may or may not need a magical touch to stop.

Strange Academy Presents will follow Iric and Alvi as they have to deal with their mother โ€” the Asgardian Enchantress โ€” after the events of the main Strange Academy storyline.

The first two issues of Death of Doctor Strange will be released before the tie-in issues hit shelves. #1 is currently scheduled for release on September 22nd and #2 hits comic store shelves on October 20th. Death of Doctor Strange: Avengers #1 and Strange Academy Presents: Death of Doctor Strange #1 will then both hit shelves on Wednesday, October 27th.

“‘What happens to the world if Doctor Strange isn’t in it?’ It’s a question that I’m excited to show people the answer to in Death of Doctor Strange,” MacKay said in a press release announcing the comic last month. “Strange has been a Marvel fixture from the early days, but now, his time has run out and as a Strange fan, it’s been my bittersweet privilege to shepherd him through his last day and the effects that snowball out of it. We’ve cooked up a whale of a story to send Strange off with, and I can’t wait for people to join us on it!”