Doom's quest to free his mother's soul from Hell. This story would be important even if it were terrible, because it brings to an end Dr. A kind of atmospheric impressionism that still is very clear and detailed. Their styles are similar enough that Badger inking Mignola looks a lot like what i think of as Mignola generally, but the end result is very nice. Mark Badger similarly has only done a few things at Marvel (most relevant to this issue are a few issues of Doctor Strange).
Mignola started off doing a short run on Hulk and Alpha Flight (during the period where the two books switched creative teams) but subsequently did mainly one shots and special projects for Marvel (and DC, including Cosmic Odyssey with Jim Starlin). In addition to really nice writing by Roger Stern, this graphic novel has great art by Mike Mignola and Mark Badger (who inks and colors). In other words, how great is it that at a time when the average story is so terrible i can barely read it all the way through, i still have this holdover from one of Marvel's top 80s writers waiting for me? In this metaphor, the 1990s are chicken pox, the "strange reason" is a continuity consideration, and the awesome GI Joe figure is this story.
What does this have to do with a Doctor Strange & Doctor Doom graphic novel? Well, you see, it's a metaphor. Mindbender?), but having it while i was suffering through chicken pox made it extra awesome. It was a cool GI Joe figure (possibly Dr. And then later in the year i got chicken pox and i decided that was a good time to open it.
I decided i would save it and open it later in the year. One Christmas, for some strange reason i decided to not open one of my presents. Unofficially, this is Marvel Graphic Novel #49. Issue(s): Doctor Strange & Doctor Doom: Triumph & Torment Ghost Rider/Wolverine/Punisher: Hearts of Darknessĭoctor Strange & Doctor Doom: Triumph & Torment
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