Doctor Strange (introduction); Wong (introduction, unnamed until #119); the Ancient One (introduction, called "the Master" until #114); Nightmare (introduction)

Synopsis

Doctor Strange is called on by a man having bad dreams, and confronts Nightmare. The man’s dreams reveal that he is guilty of fraud and Strange makes him confess.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #110 (July 1963)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; Dream Dimension; Earth; Greenwich Village; New York City; occult; sanctum sanctorum; Tibet

Indexer Notes

The feature is named Dr. Strange, Master of Black Magic until #117.
First appearance of the Amulet of Agamotto, still unnamed.

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Dick Ayers
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

First Line of Dialogue or Text

How can the Human Torch defend himself against the attacks of the Asbestos Man?

Genre

superhero

Characters

The Human Torch; Asbestos Man

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #111 (August 1963)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Terry Szenics

Job Number

[X-311 ?]

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Men call him Dr. Strange, and speak his name in whispers!

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo (introduction); Hamir (introduction, unnamed until #141); the Ancient One (called "the Master")

Synopsis

In his castle in Europe, Baron Mordo plots to steal the secrets of his former master, the Ancient One. Sending his spirit form to Tibet, he causes Hamir to poison the Ancient One's food. From his NYC sanctum, Strange senses his master's plight, and challenges Mordo to a battle in their spirit forms. After, the Ancient One warns Strange that Mordo will be a danger to them both, as long as he lives.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #111 (August 1963)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; Castle Mordo; occult; sanctum sanctorum; Tibet

Indexer Notes

The Amulet of Agamotto is still unnamed.

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Dick Ayers
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

First Line of Dialogue or Text

From out of the Golden Age of Comics intio the Marvel Age, Captain America returns to challenge the Human Torch!

Genre

superhero

Characters

The Human Torch; Captain America

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #114 (November 1963)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: George Roussos
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen

Job Number

X-450

First Line of Dialogue or Text

A frantic phone call late at night in London,

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Baron Mordo (also as Sir Clive Bentley); Doctor Strange; the Ancient One; Victoria Bentley (introduction)

Synopsis

Strange is lured into a trap in England by Baron Mordo, but defeats him with the help of a woman with latent magical talents.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #114 (November 1963)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; Bentley castle; Greenwich Village; London; occult; sanctum sanctorum; Tibet

Indexer Notes

This is the first issue in which the Ancient One gets this name.

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

superhero

Characters

The Human Torch; Sandman; Spider-Man (inset)

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #115 (December 1963)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee (co-plot, script); Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Come with us to India

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange (first name Stephen revealed, origin); the Ancient One; Baron Mordo (origin)

Synopsis

Dr. Stephen Strange, a top neurosurgeon, damages his hands in an accident and seeks out a mystic for help. He saves the seer from his treacherous student, becoming his pupil and finding a new purpose.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #115 (December 1963)

Keywords

India; occult; Vapors of Valtorr

Indexer Notes

This is the first mention of the Vapors of Valtorr, the Vishanti, Dormammu, Agamotto. The Ancient One's retreat is said here to be in India, instead of Tibet.

Stan Lee says they forgot to tell Strange's origin before this. Judging by the evolution of the artwork, it appears this was at least the ninth episode drawn! In all other episodes up to issue #120 (May 1964), Strange resembles Vincent Price; in this and later ones, he resembles Ronald Colman. Certain plot elements are somewhat similar to those in the Frank Capra film, Lost Horizon (1937).

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: George Roussos
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

superhero

Characters

The Human Torch; the Thing; Puppet Master; Alicia Masters

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #116 (January 1964)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Job Number

X-517

First Line of Dialogue or Text

If you are an ordinary human mortal

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Nightmare; Doctor Strange; Wong; Dr. Warren

Synopsis

Nightmare has discovered the ability to capture humans and bring them to his world for study while they sleep. The police ask Strange's help, as a "last resort," to discover the cause behind a rash of people unable to awaken. Strange tracks the cause down to the Nightmare World, and has a rematch with his old foe.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #116 (January 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; Book of Vishanti; Dream Dimension; Mist of Hoggoth; occult; sanctum sanctorum; Spinybeast

Indexer Notes

Dormammu, Agamotto, the powers that dwell in darkness, the Hosts of Hoggoth are invoked in incantation. The Mist of Hoggoth is summoned. The Hosts of the Vishanti and Dormammu are mentioned.

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby; Steve Ditko (Eel figure)
Inks: Sol Brodsky; Steve Ditko (Eel Figure)
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

superhero

Characters

The Human Torch; the Eel

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #117 (February 1964)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: ?
Letters: Sam Rosen

Job Number

X-557

First Line of Dialogue or Text

There! -It is done!

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo; the Ancient One

Synopsis

Mordo places a spell over Strange's house that causes it to vanish to another dimension. Strange manages to track Mordo down using his ethereal form, but it becomes trapped in Mordo's lair. Mordo goes to see the Ancient One, claiming he's changed his way, just so he can attack him unawares. But Strange had found a way to escape by going straight thru the center of the Earth itself, and warned his mentor in advance. Though defeated, both Strange and the Ancient One know Mordo is becoming more powerful all the time.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #117 (February 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; Greenwich Village; occult; sanctum sanctorum; Tibet

Indexer Notes

The power of the Vishanti is summoned.

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby; Steve Ditko (inset)
Inks: Chic Stone; Steve Ditko (inset)
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Wizard (disguised as the Human Torch); Mister Fantastic; the Thing; Doctor Strange

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #118 (March 1964)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen

First Line of Dialogue or Text

To all outward appearances they were ordinary humans

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Herr Braun; Fraulein Lieber

Synopsis

Using his "Earthly Scanner," in which is a small replica of the planet, Strange senses evil somewhere in Bavaria. In a remote village, he finds the townspeople the victims of some strange form of possession, and believes a supernatural force is at work. But he soon discovers it's really the work of aliens from another dimension. He sends them packing, and seals off the dimensional doorway forever.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #118 (March 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; Bavarian Alps; occult; sanctum sanctorum

Indexer Notes

Strange is first called Master of the Mystic Arts.
This is the first appearance of the Orb Of Agamotto, named here "Earthly Scanner". The dimensional doorway which changes appearance to that of a large rock resembles the alien house in "The Outer Limits" episode, "The Guests."
The Vishanti and Dormammu are invoked.

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: George Roussos
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Human Torch; the Rabble Rouser

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #119 (April 1964)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Job Number

[X-606 ?]

First Line of Dialogue or Text

While the city sleeps, one man remains awake

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Wong (first named); Aggamon (introduction)

Synopsis

Doctor Strange must rescue two thieves who unwittingly steal a magic gem from him and are trapped in a mystical dimension as a result.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #119 (April 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; occult; Purple Dimension; sanctum sanctorum

Indexer Notes

Dormammu and the Vishanti are invoked.

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: George Roussos
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

superhero

Characters

The Human Torch; Iceman; Barracuda

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #120 (May 1964)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Job Number

X-650

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Not often does Dr. Strange walk the city streets!

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Bill Brinkly (TV reporter); Allan Stevens (TV reporter); House of Shadows

Synopsis

Strange is on the scene to observe a TV crew as they prepare to enter & broadcast about a "Haunted House". Strange discovers something is amiss, as he is unable to enter via his spirit form. When the signal goes dead, Strange enters the house physically, and uncovers a surprising secret... the house is alive!

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #120 (May 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; New York City; occult

Indexer Notes

The feature is first named Dr. Strange, Master of the Mystic Arts.
The phrase "The house is alive" is reportedly one of the things Roger Corman said in order to convince his bosses at AIP to allow him to film Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher" (1961). The origin of the house is strikingly similar to the one in "The Outer Limits" episode, "The Guests" (1964).
The spells of the omnipotent Oshtur, the Vapors of the Vishanti are summoned. Dormmamu, the Hosts of Hoggoth, the Vishanti, the Moons of Munnopor are invoked.

Doctor Strange; Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Steve Ditko (bottom image); Sol Brodsky (top image)
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Human Torch; the Plantman; Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #121 (June 1964)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Job Number

X-665

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Alone in his mystic chamber the mysterious Dr. Strange is ever in guard

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo

Synopsis

A phone call lures Strange away in his ectoplasmic form, so Baron Mordo can steal his body. Knowing that if the two are not reunited in 24 hours Strange is doomed, Mordo places a spell over the body so Strange cannot return to it. Using his amulet to retrace Mordo's steps, he finds Mordo, and his own body, in a wax museum. Tricking Mordo into fighting him in his ectoplasmic form, Strange turns the tables by trapping Mordo outside his body, and with Mordo held thus, is able to return to his own. Mordo warns Strange his unwillingness to finish him will be his undoing.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #121 (June 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; New York City; occult; Orb of Agamotto; sanctum sanctorum

Indexer Notes

The Vishanti, the Hosts of Hoggoth are invoked.

Doctor Strange; Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby; Steve Ditko (Doctor Strange); Sol Brodsky ? (alterations)
Inks: George Roussos; Steve Ditko (Doctor Strange); Sol Brodsky ? (alterations)
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Human Torch; Terrible Trio [Handsome Harry Phillips; Yogi Dakor; Bull Brogin]; Doctor Doom; Doctor Strange

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #122 (July 1964)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: George Roussos
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Job Number

X-696

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Slowly, a heavy, creaky door swings open

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Nightmare; the Gulgol (illusion)

Synopsis

Weary from his struggles against supernatural forces, Strange falls asleep, carelessly forgetting to cast a protective spell over himself and becoming a prisoner of the Nightmare World! Nightmare imprisons Strange, the only human who has ever defeated him, then says he's bored and looks forward to other victims. Strange summons The Gulgol, a creature that never sleeps, and Nightmare begs Strange to stop it. He does so without uttering a spell, for in reality, Strange hypnotized Nightmare into seeing the one thing he feared; it was never there in the first place. Freed, Strange wakes up.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #122 (July 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; Dream Dimension; New York City; occult; sanctum sanctorum

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Sol Brodsky
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

First Line of Dialogue or Text

He flies! He fights! He's our newest villain...

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Human Torch; the Beetle; the Thing; Loki; Doctor Strange; Thor

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #123 (August 1964)

Keywords

mythology; occult

Doctor Strange / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: George Roussos
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Job Number

X-715

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Loki; Thor; Odin

Synopsis

Strange practices the art of levitation. Meanwhile, in faraway Asgard, home of the Norse gods, Loki, god of mischief, plots as always. He contacts Strange and tries to convince him that he is a prisoner of Thor, who is evil and deceiving his father. Strange uses a spell to take Thor's hammer, but on examining it, can sense no trace of evil. Realizing he's been had, Strange battles Loki, who later swears vengeance against the mage.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #123 (August 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; Asgard; astral form; Bifrost; Greenwich Village; illusion; levitation; Mjölnir; mythology; occult; Purple dimension; sanctum sanctorum

Indexer Notes

Strange is helped by Don Blake and protects Jane Foster from Loki the very next month in Journey Into Mystery #108 (September 1964).
Strange invokes Dormammu, the Vishanti and the hosts of Hoggoth.

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Dick Ayers (signed) (upper section); Steve Ditko (lower section)
Inks: Dick Ayers (signed) (upper section); George Roussos (lower section)
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Thing; the Human Torch; Paste-Pot Pete; Cleopatra VII; Doctor Strange

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #124 (September 1964)

Keywords

occult

Indexer Notes

The Doctor Strange portion of the cover consists of two images taken from the interior story pages 3 and 5.

Doctor Strange / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: George Roussos
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen

Job Number

X-758

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Even a master of black magic needs a little relaxation now and then!

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Cleopatra VII; the Ancient One; Zota; Mark Antony; Hamir

Synopsis

Sensing sorcery, Strange finds a woman wandering the streets under a spell. After guiding her to his house, he consults his mentor. Strange travels into the past, though he's warned that if the candle employed in the spell expires he will be trapped there forever. In Ancient Egypt, he battles a wizard, Zota, and removes his power. Returning to the present the candle flickers out, but Strange uses the light from his amulet to guide him, barely making it back. Strange reveals the woman is Cleopatra, sent to the future when she scorned Zota. He sends her back to her waiting Mark Antony.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #124 (September 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; Egypt; Eye of Agamotto; New York City; occult; sanctum sanctorum; Tibet; time travel

Indexer Notes

The Ancient One invokes Dormammu, the hosts of Hoggoth; Strange invokes the shades of the Seraphim, the rings of Raggador, the bands of Cyttorak.

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Dick Ayers
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Human Torch; the Thing; Namor the Sub-Mariner; Doctor Strange

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #125 (October 1964)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee; Steve Ditko (co-plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: George Roussos
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Job Number

X-773

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo; the Ancient One

Synopsis

Three followers of Mordo attack Strange in his sanctum. After dispatching them, he uses the Orb of Agamotto and his amulet to contact his mentor, but to no avail! Mordo appears saying he's captured the Ancient One. In their ectoplasmic forms, a running battle begins that takes them halfway around the world, until Strange locates his mentor in a half-hidden jungle somewhere in Tibet. The battle continues, until the light of Strange's amulet forces Mordo to give in and free the Ancient One. With Mordo apparently beaten "for a long time," Strange heads back to NYC.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #125 (October 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; astral form; Circle of Cyttorak; Egypt; Eiffel Tower; England; Eye of Agamotto; Himalaya; jungle; New York City; occult; ocean; Orb of Agamotto; Paris; pyramids; sanctum sanctorum; Tibet; Vapors of Valtorr

Indexer Notes

Sixth appearance of Baron Mordo; Mordo last appeared in issue #121 (June 1964) but was behind the scenes in Journey Into Mystery #108 (September 1964) and next appears in issue #130 (March 1965). Doctor Strange has a cameo in Amazing Spider-Man Annual (Marvel, 1964 series) #1 (1964) shortly before this story. This episode leads directly into next issue.
The Moons of Munnopor are mentioned; the Vishanti and the Hand of Hoggoth are invoked.

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Chic Stone
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Mad Thinker; the Human Torch; the Thing; Puppet Master; Dormammu; Doctor Strange

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #126 (November 1964)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot, uncredited); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Job Number

X-796

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; the Ancient One; G'uranthic Guardian; Dormammu; Clea (introduction, unnamed until #146); Orini (introduction, unidentified)

Synopsis

Dr. Strange is whisked to the Ancient One's side as he explains that the dread Dormammu threatens to leave his dimension and travel to Earth. With his mentor too old to face him Strange must invade Dormammu's dimension, where he faces one danger after another. A mysterious girl observes Strange's progress, finally revealing herself to warn the mystic of Dormammu's awesome powers. Strange confronts Dormammu and warns him not to invade Earth. Dormammu demands the Ancient One face him but Strange tells him he will not attack his mentor while he lives. Dormammu accepts his challenge.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #126 (November 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; Ancient One's retreat; astral form; Dark Dimension; occult; sanctum sanctorum

Indexer Notes

The story begins right after the previous one and concludes in the next issue.
The Shades of the Seraphim, the All-Seeing Agamotto, the Seven Rings of Raggador, the omnipotent Oshtur, the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth are invoked. The Crimson Bands of Cyttorak, the light of the Vishanti, the Vapors of Valtorr are summoned. The twelve Moons of Munnopor are mentioned in exclamation.

Doctor Strange; Human Torch; The Thing / cover / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby; Steve Ditko (inset)
Inks: Steve Ditko (inset); Chic Stone
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Mystery Villain; the Thing; the Human Torch; Doctor Strange; Dormammu

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #127 (December 1964)

Keywords

occult

Indexer Notes

Dr. Strange image taken from interior story.

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Job Number

X-813

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Dormammu; Clea (unnamed); the Mindless Ones (introduction); the Ancient One

Synopsis

The mysterious girl appears and takes Strange to The Mindless Ones, destructive creatures who are held back from killing by Dormammu's willpower. Dormammu imprisons the girl for betraying him and the battle begins. With Dormammu concentrating on defeating his foe the barrier holding The Mindless Ones collapses; he is forced to join forces with Strange to stop them. Now indebted to Strange Dormammu accepts his terms: no harm shall come to the girl and he must never set foot on Earth. Upon Dr. Strange's return to earth The Ancient One rewards him with a new cloak of levitation and amulet.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #127 (December 1964)

Keywords

Amulet of Agamotto; Ancient One's retreat; Cloak of Levitation; Dark Dimension; Eye of Agamotto; occult; Tibet

Indexer Notes

The Hosts of Hoggoth, the Vishanti, Oshtur are invoked. The Vapors of Valtorr are mentioned.
First appearance of the Cloak of Levitation and the Eye of Agamotto.

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Sol Brodsky
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Thing; Quicksilver; Scarlet Witch; the Human Torch; Doctor Strange; Demonicus

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #128 (January 1965)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot, uncredited); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; unnamed disciple; Demonicus (called "The Demon")

Synopsis

Dr. Strange receives a desperate plea for help from a man who became a disciple of someone called The Demon not realizing the seriousness of the situation. The Demon transports the man back to his lair and consigns him to a pit beneath the floor. Strange tracks the man's location and confronts the evil mystic in an epic battle. Dr. Strange places a mystic veil over The Demon's mind, explaining that when it is lifted he will know who defeated him and who can defeat him. Strange frees the disciple, bidding him to go on his way and never look back.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #128 (January 1965)

Keywords

astral form; Greenwich Village; New York City; occult; Orb of Agamotto; sanctum sanctorum

Indexer Notes

The Demon's real name revealed in DOCTOR STRANGE #56 (December 1982).
The Shades of the Seraphim, the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak are summoned. The Hosts of Hoggoth, the Vishanti are invoked in spellcasting. The Moons of Munnopor are mentioned in exclamation. Agamotto and the Rings of raggador are mentioned by the narrator.
The face of Demonicus may have been inspired by Eric Stanton's face.

Doctor Strange / illustration / 1 page (report information)

Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

First Line of Dialogue or Text

A Marvel Masterwork Pin-Up

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #128 (January 1965)

Keywords

occult

The Human Torch and the Thing / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Chic Stone
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

superhero

Characters

Yogi Dakkor; the Thing; Handsome Harry Phillips; Bull Brogin; the Human Torch

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #129 (February 1965)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Don Rico (script)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Dr. Green (scientist); Schuyler (scientist); Mr. James (producer, "The Twelth Hour" TV show); the Ancient One; Tiboro

Synopsis

A panel of three scientists appear on a TV program, rejecting Dr. Strange as an authority on the supernatural and dismiss magic as superstition. When the lights go out the men vanish and Dr. Strange is summoned. He discerns that the idol they dismissed is a gateway to the dimension of Tiboro, a powerful entity set to attack Earth. Strange travels to Tiboro's land and a fierce battle commences. Strange triumphs and returns to earth with the scientists who intend to expose the truth on TV. The mystic weaves a spell of forgetfulness, returning the men to the point before the lights went out.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #129 (February 1965)

Keywords

Ancient One's retreat; Cloak of Levitation; New York City; occult; sanctum sanctorum

Indexer Notes

On this issue's letters page, Stan says he "asked Steve to come up with something really different for next issue," indicating that Ditko may have been plotting the series solo for some time.
The Moons of Munnopor are mentioned in exclamation and incantation. The Rings of Raggador, the Hosts of the Vishanti, Agamotto, the Vapors of Valtor, the Shades of the Seraphim, Oshtur are invoked.
Strange displays hand-to-hand combat skills. He rolls back time.

Doctor Strange / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Chic Stone
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #130 (March 1965)

Keywords

occult

Indexer Notes

First cover to feature Dr. Strange.

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot, uncredited); Stan Lee (script)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

superhero; fantasy-supernatural

Characters

Dormammu; Baron Mordo; Doctor Strange; the Ancient One; Hamir (unnamed); Sen-Yu (the Ancient One's accountant, Hong Kong); wraiths

Synopsis

Dormammu agrees to give Mordo power without limit so that he may destroy Dr. Strange. In Tibet, Mordo and two followers attack. Strange manages to whisk his aging mentor to safety. As Strange leaves his mentor with a loyal hermit, Dormammu sends spirits to search for him. Strange attempts to lure the spirits away from his weakened mentor. In Hong Kong, Strange contacts The Ancient One's accountant, who gets him a passport while he rests. Before long, Strange is surrounded by Mordo's minions, and after a short battle, is on the run again.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #130 (March 1965)

Keywords

airport; Ancient One's retreat; astral form; Cloak of Levitation; Dark Dimension; Hong Kong; occult; Tibet

Indexer Notes

Start of a 17-part serial. Baron Mordo resembles actor Torin Thatcher from THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD (1957) and JACK THE GIANT KILLER (1962).
Agamotto, the Vishanti, Oshtur, the Hosts of Hoggoth are invoked. The Rings of Raggador are summoned.
Strange is using his physical fighting skills.

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Bob Powell; Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange figure)
Inks: Mike Esposito; Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange figure)
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Mad Thinker; the Human Torch; the Thing; Doctor Strange

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #131 (April 1965)

Keywords

occult

Indexer Notes

Dr. Strange image taken from page 3 panel 9 of Strange Tales #128.

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo; Dormammu; Kaecilius (Mordo's disciple); Sen-Yu; wraiths

Synopsis

In the Far East, Strange is on the run from Mordo and his minions, unaware that Mordo's increased power comes from Dormammu. As Mordo forcibly recruits more followers to search for Strange the mage makes plans to hop a plane to New York City. The Wraiths discover him, and only by conning them into believing he's vanished is he able to make his getaway.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #131 (April 1965)

Keywords

airport; Ancient One's retreat; Eye of Agamotto; Hong Kong; occult

Indexer Notes

The Vapors of Valtorr are summoned. The Vishanti, Hoggoth, the Shades of the Seraphim, the Moons of Munnopor, Oshtur, the Hosts of Hoggoth are invoked. The Crimson Bands of Cyttorak are mentioned by the narrator.
Strange is using his physical fighting skills.

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby; Steve Ditko
Inks: Chic Stone ?; Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Thing; the Human Torch; Professor Jack; Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #132 (May 1965)

Keywords

occult

Indexer Notes

Dr. Strange vignette taken from interior story.

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Demonicus; wraiths; the Ancient One; Hamir (unnamed); Baron Mordo; Dormammu; Clea (unnamed); Orini (Clea's father, unnamed)

Synopsis

Dr. Strange reaches his Greenwich Village home safely but discovers one of Mordo's followers has taken over his sanctum. In a hidden cave in Tibet The Ancient One's servant questions the meaning of his ailing master's word "Eternity". Strange bluffs his way into his sanctum but when he attempts to consult the All-Seeing Eye he discovers it's been booby-trapped, sending a signal to Mordo and Dormammu of his whereabouts. Strange battles Mordo, but soon realizes his foe is more powerful than usual; when Dormammu speaks through Mordo he comprehends why as he vanishes from sight.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #132 (May 1965)

Keywords

Ancient One's retreat; astral form; Dark Dimension; Eye of Agamotto; Greenwich Village; New York; occult; Orb of Agamotto; sanctum sanctorum; Tibet

Indexer Notes

The Crimson Bands of Cyttorak are summoned. The Seraphim, the Vishanti, the Hosts of Hoggoth, Agamotto are invoked.
Eternity is first mentioned. He appears in #138.
Strange is using his physical fighting skills.

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Mike Esposito
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Shazana; Shazana's sister; the Human Torch; the Thing; Ice Queen

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #133 (June 1965)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo; Dormammu; Clea (unnamed); Shazana; Shazana's sister (unnamed); The Ancient One; Hamir (unnamed)

Synopsis

After escaping from Mordo, Strange plummets thru dimension after dimension, finally coming to a stop in a world ruled by Shazana, a female tyrant who once conned a wizard into giving her some of his powers, which she repaid by destroying him. Believing her sister has recruited Strange to overthrow her she battles Strange into submission. Allowing himself to be imprisoned so he can recover from his earlier battle with Mordo, Strange gets the lay of the land, then helps Shazana's sister overcome the evil ruler, destroying the source of her power even as he uses it to begin his journey back home.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #133 (June 1965)

Keywords

astral form; Eye of Agamotto; occult; Tibet

Indexer Notes

The Seven Rings of Raggador are mentioned in exclamation. The Vishanti, the Hosts of Hoggoth, Agamotto are invoked. Oshtur is mentioned by the narrator.

The Human Torch and the Thing / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Frank Giacoia
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

superhero

Characters

The Watcher; the Human Torch; the Thing

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #134 (July 1965)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Hamir (unnamed); the Ancient One; wraiths; Baron Mordo; Kaecilius (unnamed); Dormammu; Clea (unnamed); Mindless Ones

Synopsis

Dr. Strange returns to earth but remains in hiding. Mordo's spirits discover Strange and pursue him. Meanwhile Clea distracts Dormammu by freeing The Mindless Ones. They attack, causing Dormammu to leave Mordo on his own. Strange flies into space and straight into the sun, the spirits fleeing and Mordo worried that it might spell his doom. Strange returns to The Ancient One, who in his weak, delirious condition, speaks of "Eternity." Dormammu secures his domain but wonders if someone has betrayed him. Clea fears she may be found out while Dr. Strange begins to search for "Eternity."

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #134 (July 1965)

Keywords

Ancient One's retreat; astral form; Dark Dimension; Earh; Eye of Agamotto; harbor; Moon; New York; occult; plane; Sun; Tibet

Indexer Notes

Second mention of Eternity. The Vishanti, the Vapors of Valtorr, the Shades of the Seraphim, the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak are invoked.

Nick Fury / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Frank Giacoia
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen

First Line of Dialogue or Text

The Greatest Action-Thriller of All Time!

Genre

spy; superhero

Characters

HYDRA; Nick Fury

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #135 (August 1965)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Sir Baskerville; Dormammu; Clea (unnamed); Baron Mordo; Kaecilius; wraiths

Synopsis

In London, seeking info on "Eternity", Dr. Strange goes to the secluded home of Sir Baskerville, a former disciple of Mordo's, who greets him as an old friend. Meanwhile, Dormammu discovers that Clea set the Mindless Ones free and swears she will pay for her betrayal. Baskerville contacts Mordo, who sends an emissary to trap Strange but it backfires, allowing Strange to discover that Dormammu is the one behind Mordo's attacks and increased power. Strange hypnotizes Mordo's spirits into believing he's fled to the Netherworld, but by the time Mordo arrives, Strange has fled once more...

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #135 (August 1965)

Keywords

airport; Ancient One's retreat; Baskerville Castle; Cloak of Levitation; Dark Dimension; Eye of Agamotto; London; moor; occult; seacoast

Indexer Notes

This is the first issue where Steve Ditko officially receives plotting credit.
The Seven Rings of Raggador, Cyttorak's Crimson Bands, the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth, the Vishanti are invoked.

Doctor Strange; Nick Fury / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Jack Kirby; Steve Ditko (bottom tier)
Inks: Mike Esposito; Steve Ditko (bottom tier)
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; spy; superhero

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #136 (September 1965)

Keywords

occult

Indexer Notes

Dr. Strange image modified from panel 5 page 6.

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

First Line of Dialogue or Text

Follow the world's strangest hero

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Clea (unnamed); Dormammu; Baron Mordo; Kaecilius (unnamed); wraiths; Doctor Strange; Abu Ben Hakim (introduction); Rama Kaliph (introduction); the Aged Genghis (introduction); Demon of the Mask; Hamir (unnamed); the Ancient One

Synopsis

Dormammu imprisons Clea, telling her she will witness Strange's defeat. Mordo tells Dormammu that Strange is searching for "Eternity" and is puzzled by the dark lord's violent reaction. Strange continues his search, going from one mystic to another with no results, until The Aged Genghis tells him only he and The Ancient One know the secret. He gives him a scroll, which leads Strange to a being imprisoned in another dimension; a trap he barely escapes. Back in Tibet, Strange tells his master's servant the only option left is to enter the mind of The Ancient One.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #136 (September 1965)

Keywords

Ancient One's retreat; bondage; Cloak of Levitation; Dark Dimension; Eye of Agamotto; occult

Indexer Notes

The omnipotent Oshtur, the Shades of the Seraphim, the Vishanti are invoked. The Vapors of Valtorr are mentioned by the narrator.

Doctor Strange; Nick Fury / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: John Severin (signed); Steve Ditko (lower tier)
Inks: John Severin (signed); Steve Ditko (lower tier)
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; spy; superhero

Characters

Imperial Hydra; Dum Dum Dugan; Nick Fury; Gabe Jones; Doctor Strange; the Ancient One

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #137 (October 1965)

Keywords

occult

Indexer Notes

Doctor Strange image taken from interior story.

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

The Ancient One; Doctor Strange; Hamir (unnamed); Baron Mordo

Synopsis

Desperate to learn the secret of "Eternity", Dr. Strange probes the unconscious mind of the Ancient One, meeting one deadly trap after another, until at last, he reaches the mind of his beloved Master, and convinces him of his identity and good intentions. After recovering, Strange departs, and high atop a Himalayan peak, recites "one of the most potent spells of all time". When he's finished, his amulet floats into the air, expands in size, and a doorway opens-- thru which Strange steps. Seconds after the amulet vanishes, Mordo appears, just barely too late to catch up with his mortal enemy.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #137 (October 1965)

Keywords

Eye of Agamotto; mind traps; occult; telepathy; Tibet

Indexer Notes

The Omnipotent Oshtur is invoked in oath, the Vishanti invoked in prayer, the Hosts of Hoggoth invoked in praise, Raggador invoked in exclamation, the Shades of the Seraphim invoked in prayer, the Moons of Munnopor invoked in exclamation.

Nick Fury / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: John Severin
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

spy; superhero

Characters

Nick Fury; HYDRA

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #138 (November 1965)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Eternity (introduction); wraiths; Baron Mordo; Dormammu; the Ancient One; Hamir (unnamed); Clea (unnamed)

Synopsis

In another dimension that defies description, Dr. Strange comes face-to-face with Eternity, who learns that Strange is indeed worthy of The Ancient One's trust. He knows that if Mordo & Dormammu are not stopped, all mankind will be in jeopardy. But after all Strange has been thru, Eternity tells him he already has the power he needs. Feeling dejected, Strange returns to the cave to find his master gone. Mordo's spirits lead him to Mordo, who tells Strange "The game is lost!"

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #138 (November 1965)

Keywords

Ancient One's retreat; Glow of Revealment; occult; Tibet

Indexer Notes

The Vapors of Valtorr are invoked in spell-casting, the Shades of the Seraphim invoked in oath. The Twelve Moons of Munnopor are mentioned by the narrator.

Doctor Strange; Nick Fury / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Marie Severin (see notes); Jack Kirby
Inks: Marie Severin (see notes); Joe Sinnott
Colors: Marie Severin ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; spy; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Nick Fury

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #139 (December 1965)

Keywords

occult

Indexer Notes

Dr. Strange figure by Marie Severin.

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo; Dormammu; the Ancient One; Clea (unnamed)

Synopsis

The Ancient One is revealed to be Dormammu's captive. Dr. Strange's mentor tells Strange he must fight on but can only expect token aid. Dormammu forces Clea to watch Strange's defeat. Strange and Mordo square off and battle. After a time, Dormammu grows frustrated at how Mordo has been out-fought and prepares to strike personally.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #139 (December 1965)

Keywords

Ancient One's retreat; Dark Dimension; illusion; occult

Indexer Notes

The Shades of the Seraphim, the Hoary Hand of Hoggoth are invoked in oath, Raggador invoked in prayer.

Nick Fury / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Joe Sinnott
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

spy; superhero

Characters

HYDRA; S.H.I.E.L.D.; Gabe Jones; Dum Dum Dugan; Nick Fury

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #140 (January 1966)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo; Dormammu; Mindless Ones; the Ancient One; Clea (unnamed); rulers of neighboring dimensions

Synopsis

Dormammu sends Strange, Mordo & The Ancient One to a neutral dimension. He then uses a sleeping potion on the Mindless Ones, so his domain will be temporarily safe and summons rulers of nearby dimensions. Dormammu arrives to challenge Strange in person to battle for total mastery of Earth! Strange accepts, then Dormammu declares they shall fight using only the "Pincers Of Power", and no other spells or incantations. This way, it will be a battle of skill, not power. The battle is fierce-- but when it appears Strange is about to overcome his adversary, Mordo strikes Strange from behind...

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #140 (January 1966)

Keywords

Cloak of Levitation; Dark Dimension; Eye of Agamotto; occult; Pincers of Power

Indexer Notes

The Hand of Hoggoth and the Eye of Agamotto are invoked in prayer.
Doctor Strange uses physical skills to fight Dormammu, including judo.

Nick Fury / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Frank Giacoia
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen; Artie Simek

Genre

spy; superhero

Characters

Nick Fury; SHIELD's E.S.P. Division

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #141 (February 1966)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (script)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Baron Mordo; the Ancient One; Dormammu; Clea (unnamed); Doctor Strange; rulers of neighboring dimensions; Hamir the Hermit (first named); Mordo's Demonicus; Kaecilius; the Witch (introduction)

Synopsis

Dormammu consigns Mordo to the Dimension of Demons. Strange declares he is able to continue the fight and manages to best him in combat! Dormammu swears not to attack Earth. Back in the Ancient One's home, Hamir prepares a banquet for Strange & his master. Dormammu banishes Clea to a place where Strange can never find her. The Ancient One assures Strange that there are many who may now be able to help in his search for the girl. The Mystic Globe shows traces of leftover evil spreading. Mordo's Demon & 2 disciples leave a trap for Strange: a bomb! Strange returns unaware of the danger.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #141 (February 1966)

Keywords

Ancient One's retreat; bomb; Cloak of Levitation; Dark Dimension; Greenwich Village; occult; Orb of Agamotto; Pincers of Power; Sanctum Sanctorum

Indexer Notes

The Seven Rings of Raggador are invoked in oath, the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth in praise. The Shades of the Seraphim, the Vapors if Valtorr, the Vishanti are invoked in incantation.
Strange uses physical fighting skills to defeat Dormammu.

Nick Fury / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Mike Esposito
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

spy; superhero

Characters

The Fixer; Mentallo; S.H.I.E.L.D.; Nick Fury

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #142 (March 1966)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Stan Lee (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Demonicus (unnamed); the Ancient One; the Witch (Adria, unnamed); Kaecilius (unnamed)

Synopsis

Realizing Mordo's presence has been erased from his sanctum Strange suspects foul play, disposing of a hidden bomb just before it explodes. Stunned by the blast Mordo's minions imprison him so that he cannot use his magic. Strange attempts to telepathically contact the Ancient One, but fails because his spirit form is searching for the missing Clea. While Mordo's minions study Strange's cloak & amulet The Demon tries to probe his mind, but Strange is stronger and instead takes control of him. Fighting desperately Strange barely escapes his captors and remains virtually helpless in spirit form.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #142 (March 1966)

Keywords

astral form; bondage; Cloak of Levitation; Eye of Agamotto; Greenwich Village; occult; Sanctum Sanctorum; telepathy

Indexer Notes

The Witch, Kaecilius, and Demonicus names revealed in Doctor Strange #56 (December 1982).

The Vishanti are invoked in praise. The Hoary Hand of Hoggoth is mentioned in exclamation by the narrator. The Seven Rings of Raggador are invoked in oath. The Mystic Moons of Munnopor, the Flames of the Faltine are invoked in incantation. The Shades of the Seraphim are invoked in prayer. The Crimson Bands of Cyttorak are mentioned in analogy.

Nick Fury / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: ?
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Mike Esposito
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

spy; superhero

Characters

Nick Fury; Mentallo; the Fixer

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #143 (April 1966)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Roy Thomas (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek
Editing: Stan Lee

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Demonicus (unnamed); the Witch [Adria] (unnamed); Kaecilius (unnamed)

Synopsis

Strange hides his bound body in a rooftop water tank, as The Demon & his men search for him. At their HQ, Strange retrieves his Cloak Of Levitation, and uses it to capture one of Mordo's men. But his body has been found by the witch. The complex cat-and-mouse game continues until Strange finally regains control of his body and Amulet, and he hypnotizes Mordo's minions into forgetting all they know of black magic. Now he is free again to focus on the remaining threat of Dormammu, and the missing Clea...

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #143 (April 1966)

Keywords

astral form; Cloak of Levitation; Eye of Agamotto; Greenwich Village; occult; Sanctum Sanctorum; water tower

Indexer Notes

The Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth are invoked in praise, the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak invoked in incantation, the Vapors of Valtorr mentioned in exclamation, the Omnipotent Oshtur mentioned in gratitude, the Vishanti invoked in prayer, the Seven Rings of Raggador invoked in oath.

Doctor Strange; Nick Fury / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Mike Esposito
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; spy; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; the Druid; Dum Dum Dugan; Nick Fury

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #144 (May 1966)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Roy Thomas (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Dormammu; Clea (unnamed); Doctor Strange; Asti, the All-Seeing; the Ancient One; Tazza

Synopsis

Dormammu uses Asti to lure Strange into an alien dimension where he will be under no vow to spare him. The Ancient One takes Strange to the ruler of a dimension who has senses one of Dormammu's spells in a far-off corner of infinity. There, Dormammu contacts Tazza, and claims that Strange is coming there to kill him. The two battle to a standstill, until Strange convinces Tazza he only seeks information-- and forces the release of Tazza's various prisoners, who are grateful for his help. Both Dormammu & Strange mentally prepare for a coming "final combat" between them.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #144 (May 1966)

Keywords

astral form; Cloak of Levitation; Dark Dimension; Eye of Agamotto; occult; Sanctum Sanctorum

Indexer Notes

The Omnipotent Oshtur, the Vishanti, the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth are invoked in prayer, the Vipers of Valtorr mentioned in exclamation, Satannish the Supreme is invoked in oath.

Nick Fury / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Jack Kirby
Inks: Mike Esposito
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

spy; superhero

Characters

Jasper Sitwell; Nick Fury; the Druid; Dum Dum Dugan

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #145 (June 1966)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Denny O'Neil (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Mister Rasputin

Synopsis

Mr. Rasputin, descendant of the original, amasses magical & scientific knowledge in his goal of world domination. Sensing an evil presence Strange finds Rasputin who soon realizes he cannot match Strange's magic and shoots him. A hospitalized Strange informs the police about Rasputin but when they fail to find him Strange realizes he may have taken refuge at his sanctum! As Strange investigates a hit-man Rasputin hired enters the hospital to finish the job. Strange emerges victorious erasing all memory of magic from Rasputin and forcing he & his henchman to confess their crimes to the police.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #145 (June 1966)

Keywords

astral form; Book of the Vishanti; Cloak of Levitation; emergency room; espionage; Europe; Eye of Agamotto; Greenwich Village; hospital; occult; Sanctum Sanctorum

Indexer Notes

The Illusions of Ikonn are spellcast. The Vishanti is invoked in prayer, the Flames of the Faltine and the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth are mentioned in exclamation.

Doctor Strange / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Eternity

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #146 (July 1966)

Keywords

occult

Indexer Notes

Images taken and reversed from panel 1 page 4 and page 5.

Doctor Strange / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script: Steve Ditko (plot); Denny O'Neil (dialogue)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Artie Simek

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Dormammu; Eternity; Doctor Strange; the Ancient One; Baron Mordo; Clea (named)

Synopsis

Using his mystic powers to temporarily bind the sleeping Eternity Dormammu lures Strange to another dimension and challenges him but as they begin their mystical combat Eternity breaks free. He tells Dormammu to end the violence, but instead he attacks Eternity. Their encounter is brief and destructive as Dormammu is smashed between two colliding spheres. Eternity vanishes while Strange is hurled between dimensions and rescued by the Ancient One. Strange releases all those who were banished by him, including Baron Mordo and Clea, who he affectionately bids farewell to for the time being.

Reprints

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #146 (July 1966)

Keywords

Dark Dimension; Eye of Agamotto; Greenwich Village; Manhattan; occult

Indexer Notes

The Vishanti is invoked in greeting, oath and prayer, the Shades of the Seraphim are invoked in incantation, the Hosts of Hoggoth are invoked in praise.

Spider-Man / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

superhero

Characters

Spider-Man

Reprints

from The Amazing Spider-Man Annual (Marvel, 1964 series) #2 ([September] 1965)

Spider-Man / comic story / 20 pages (report information)

Script: Stan Lee (dialogue); Steve Ditko (plot)
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

superhero

Characters

Spider-Man; Doctor Strange; Xandu (introduction); barroom brawlers (unnamed)

Synopsis

Xandu sends his two henchmen to retrieve half of the Wand of Watoomb from Dr. Strange. Spider-Man mistakes the henchmen for burglars and tries to stop them, leading to a team up between Spider-Man and Dr. Strange to stop Xandu's plan.

Reprints

from The Amazing Spider-Man Annual (Marvel, 1964 series) #2 ([September] 1965)

Keywords

astral form; Cloak of Levitation; Eye of Agamotto; fantasy; Greenwich Village; hypnosis; illusion; New York City; occult; Sanctum Sanctorum; spider-tracer; supernatural; Wand of Watoomb

Indexer Notes

The Demons of Darkness, Satannish, the Flames of the Faltine, the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth, the Omnipotent Oshtur are invoked in incantation. The All-Seeing Eye of Agamotto and the Vipers of Valtorr are invoked in oath. The Vishanti is invoked in prayer.

Doctor Strange / illustration / 1 page (report information)

Pencils: Steve Ditko

Genre: fantasy-supernatural; superhero
Characters: Doctor Strange; the Ancient One
Keywords: occult

Doctor Strange / illustration / 1 page (report information)

Script: Roy Thomas ?
Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Stan Goldberg ?
Letters: Sam Rosen; Morrie Kuramoto

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange

Reprints

from Marvel Collectors' Item Classics (Marvel, 1965 series) #10 (August 1967)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / illustration / 1 page (report information)

Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre: fantasy-supernatural; superhero
Characters: Doctor Strange
Keywords: occult

Indexer Notes

Original art of the Marvel Masterwork from Marvel Classics Item #10.

Doctor Strange / illustration / 1 page (report information)

Pencils: Steve Ditko; Marie Severin (alterations)
Inks: Steve Ditko; Marie Severin (alterations)
Colors: ?

Genre: fantasy-supernatural; superhero
Keywords: occult

Indexer Notes

1965 T-shitt

The Avengers; Doctor Strange; Hulk; X-Men / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils: Jack Kirby; Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange)
Inks: Paul Reinman (X-Men); Dick Ayers (Avengers, Hulk); Steve Ditko (Dr. Strange)
Colors: Stan Goldberg
Letters: Sam Rosen

Genre

superhero; fantasy-supernatural

Characters

The Avengers [the Hulk; Thor; Iron Man; Ant-Man; Wasp]; the X-Men [Professor X; Cyclops; Marvel Girl; Angel; Iceman; Beast]; Ringmaster; Doctor Strange

Reprints

from Marvel Tales Annual (Marvel, 1964 series) #2 (1965)

Doctor Strange / cover reprint (on interior page) / 2 pages (report information)

Pencils: John Byrne (signed)
Inks: Al Milgrom (signed)
Colors: ?

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; the Ancient One; Baron Mordo; Dormammu

Reprints

from Doctor Strange Classics Starring Doctor Strange (Marvel, 1984 series) #1 (March 1984)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / cover reprint (on interior page) / 2 pages (report information)

Pencils: John Byrne (signed)
Inks: Al Milgrom (signed)
Colors: ?

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Clea; Shazanna; Dormammu; Baron Mordo; Mindless Ones

Reprints

from Doctor Strange Classics Starring Doctor Strange (Marvel, 1984 series) #2 (April 1984)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / cover reprint (on interior page) / 2 pages (report information)

Pencils: John Byrne (signed)
Inks: Al Milgrom (signed)
Colors: ?

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; the Ancient One; Clea

Reprints

from Doctor Strange Classics Starring Doctor Strange (Marvel, 1984 series) #3 (May 1984)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / cover reprint (on interior page) / 2 pages (report information)

Pencils: John Byrne (signed)
Inks: Al Milgrom (signed)
Colors: ?

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Baron Mordo; Dormammu; Clea; the Ancient One

Reprints

from Doctor Strange Classics Starring Doctor Strange (Marvel, 1984 series) #4 (June 1984)

Keywords

occult

foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 1 page (report information)

Script: Stan Lee
Letters: typeset

First Line of Dialogue or Text

By the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth

Reprints

from Doctor Strange Classics Starring Doctor Strange (Marvel, 1984 series) #1 (March 1984)

foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 1 page (report information)

Script: Roger Stern
Letters: typeset

Reprints

from Doctor Strange Classics Starring Doctor Strange (Marvel, 1984 series) #2 (April 1984)

Doctor Strange / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils: Steve Ditko
Inks: Steve Ditko
Colors: Dean White

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Reprints

from Marvel Masterworks: Doctor Strange (Marvel, 2010 series) #1 ([December] 2010)

from Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #128 (January 1965)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils: Steve Ditko (signed)
Inks: Steve Ditko (signed)
Colors: Richard Isanove

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange; Eternity

Reprints

from Marvel Masterworks: Doctor Strange (Marvel, 2010 series) #2 ([January] 2013)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils: Alex Ross
Inks: Alex Ross
Colors: Alex Ross (painting)

Genre

fantasy-supernatural; superhero

Characters

Doctor Strange

Reprints

from Doctor Strange Omnibus (Marvel, 2016 series) #1 (2016)

Keywords

occult

Doctor Strange / promo (ad from the publisher) / 1 page (report information)

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Table of Contents

0. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange
1. Master of the Mystic Arts
Doctor Strange
2. [no title indexed]
3. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange
4. Contents
5. The Wizard and Paste-Pot Pete
The Human Torch
6. Dr. Strange Master of Black Magic!
Doctor Strange
7. ["How can the Human Torch defend himself against the attacks of the Asbestos Man?"]
The Human Torch
8. Face-to-Face with the Magic of Baron Mordo!
Doctor Strange
9. ["From out of the Golden Age of Comics intio the Marvel Age, Captain America returns to challenge the Human Torch!"]
The Human Torch
10. The Return of the Omnipotent Baron Mordo!
Doctor Strange
11. The Uncanny Sandman!
The Human Torch
12. The Origin of Dr. Strange
Doctor Strange
13. The Human Torch Battles the Thing!
The Human Torch
14. Return to the Nightmare World!
Doctor Strange
15. The Return of the Eel!
The Human Torch
16. The Many Traps of Baron Mordo!
Doctor Strange
17. The Possessed!
Doctor Strange; The Human Torch
18. The Possessed!
Doctor Strange
19. The Rabble Rouser!/Beyond the Purple Veil!
Doctor Strange; The Human Torch
20. Beyond the Purple Veil!
Doctor Strange
21. The Human Torch Meets The Iceman!
The Human Torch
22. The House of Shadows!
Doctor Strange
23. Prisoner of the Plantman!; Witchcraft in the Wax Museum
Doctor Strange; Human Torch
24. Witchcraft in the Wax Museum!
Doctor Strange
25. 3 Against The Torch!
Doctor Strange; Human Torch
26. The World Beyond
Doctor Strange
27. ["He flies! He fights! He's our newest villain..."]
Doctor Strange; The Human Torch
28. The Challenge of Loki!
Doctor Strange
29. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing
30. The Lady From Nowhere!
Doctor Strange
31. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing
32. Mordo Must Not Catch Me!
Doctor Strange
33. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing
34. The Domain of the Dread Dormammu!
Doctor Strange
35. The Mystery Villain!
Doctor Strange; Human Torch; The Thing
36. Duel with the Dread Dormammu!
Doctor Strange
37. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing
38. The Demon's Disciple!
Doctor Strange
39. Dr. Strange Master of the Mystic Arts
Doctor Strange
40. The Terrible Trio
The Human Torch and the Thing
41. Beware... Tiboro! The Tyrant of the Sixth Dimension!
Doctor Strange
42. The Defeat of Dr. Strange!
Doctor Strange
43. The Defeat of Dr. Strange
Doctor Strange
44. The Bouncing Ball of Doom!
Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing
45. The Hunter and the Hunted!
Doctor Strange
46. The Sinister Spacetrap!
Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing
47. Face-to-Face at Last With Baron Mordo!
Doctor Strange
48. A Nameless Land! A Timeless Time!
Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing
49. A Nameless Land, a Timeless Time!
Doctor Strange
50. Enter: The Watcher!
The Human Torch and the Thing
51. Earth Be My Battleground
Doctor Strange
52. ["The Greatest Action-Thriller of All Time!"]
Nick Fury
53. Eternity Beckons!
Doctor Strange
54. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange; Nick Fury
55. What Lurks Beneath the Mask?
Doctor Strange
56. The Prize Is.. Earth!
Doctor Strange; Nick Fury
57. When Meet the Mystic Minds!
Doctor Strange
58. Sometimes the Good Guys Lose!
Nick Fury
59. If Eternity Should Fail!
Doctor Strange
60. The Brave Die Hard!
Doctor Strange; Nick Fury
61. Beware...! Dormammu is Watching!
Doctor Strange
62. The End of Hydra!
Nick Fury
63. The Pincers of Power!
Doctor Strange
64. Operation: Brain Blast!
Nick Fury
65. Let There Be Victory!
Doctor Strange
66. [no title indexed]
Nick Fury
67. Those Who Would Destroy Me!
Doctor Strange
68. To Free a Brain Slave!
Nick Fury
69. With None Beside Me!
Doctor Strange
70. The Day of the Druid!
Doctor Strange; Nick Fury
71. Where Man Hath Never Trod!
Doctor Strange
72. Lo! The Eggs Shall Hatch!
Nick Fury
73. To Catch a Magician!
Doctor Strange
74. The End at Last!
Doctor Strange
75. The End--at Last!
Doctor Strange
76. The Wondrous Worlds of Dr. Strange!
Spider-Man
77. The Wondrous World of Dr. Strange!
Spider-Man
78. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange
79. The Marvel-ous Master of the Mystic Arts!
Doctor Strange
80. The Marvel-ous Master of the Mystic Arts!
Doctor Strange
81. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange
82. [no title indexed]
The Avengers; Doctor Strange; Hulk; X-Men
83. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange
84. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange
85. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange
86. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange
87. ["By the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth"]
88. Do You Believe in Magic?
89. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange
90. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange
91. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange
92. [no title indexed]
Doctor Strange

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Doctor Strange / cover / 1 page (report information)

Master of the Mystic Arts (Table of Contents: 1)

Doctor Strange / credits, title page / 1 page (report information)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 2)

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[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 3)

Doctor Strange / illustration / 1 page (report information)

Contents (Table of Contents: 4)

table of contents / 2 pages (report information)

The Wizard and Paste-Pot Pete (Table of Contents: 5)

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Dr. Strange Master of Black Magic! (Table of Contents: 6)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 7)

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Face-to-Face with the Magic of Baron Mordo! (Table of Contents: 8)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 9)

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

The Return of the Omnipotent Baron Mordo! (Table of Contents: 10)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 5 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

The Uncanny Sandman! (Table of Contents: 11)

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

The Origin of Dr. Strange (Table of Contents: 12)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

The Human Torch Battles the Thing! (Table of Contents: 13)

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Return to the Nightmare World! (Table of Contents: 14)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

The Return of the Eel! (Table of Contents: 15)

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

The Many Traps of Baron Mordo! (Table of Contents: 16)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

The Possessed! (Table of Contents: 17)

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

The Possessed! (Table of Contents: 18)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

The Rabble Rouser!/Beyond the Purple Veil! (Table of Contents: 19)

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Beyond the Purple Veil! (Table of Contents: 20)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

The Human Torch Meets The Iceman! (Table of Contents: 21)

The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

The House of Shadows! (Table of Contents: 22)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

Prisoner of the Plantman!; Witchcraft in the Wax Museum (Table of Contents: 23)

Doctor Strange; Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Witchcraft in the Wax Museum! (Table of Contents: 24)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

3 Against The Torch! (Table of Contents: 25)

Doctor Strange; Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

The World Beyond (Table of Contents: 26)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 27)

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

The Challenge of Loki! (Table of Contents: 28)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 29)

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Indexer Notes

The Lady From Nowhere! (Table of Contents: 30)

Doctor Strange / comic story / 9 pages (report information)

Indexer Notes

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 31)

Doctor Strange; The Human Torch and the Thing / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Mordo Must Not Catch Me! (Table of Contents: 32)

Doctor Strange Epic Collection #1 - Master of the Mystic Arts

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