Since the first movie came out in 2015, it seems that our poor Stephen Strange gets awful storylines and frustrating plots that gets him either powerless or "dead". Strange is pulled in every direction by powerful figures while millions of lives rest in the balance - including his own! The story wasn't the strongest, and Moore tries a bit too hard with the esoteric stuff and doesn't quite land it all. Just witness the dream-like story without focusing too much of understanding everything (that's how cosmic horror works, and even Stephen doesn't know what is happening) and you'll enjoy the ride!

Doctor Strange is pulled in every direction by powerful figures while millions of lives rest in the balance - including his own! Lost of purpose and surrounded by danger, the wandering sorcerer must explore this land of blades and mystery to unravel arcane secrets and escape the deadly horrors that lie in wait! You could see the fluidity in the fight (and usually I'm not the biggest fan of doctor strange fights, as it is often people standing and just saying random spells). Tradd Moore goes back to the roots of the character with illustrations inspired by Ditko and psychedelic art and design from the 60s and 70s and a story rooted in gnostic mysticism.From the fantastical mind of creator Tradd Moore (Silver Surfer: Black) comes a Strange story like you’ve never seen! I did not understand everything at 100%, but re-read some parts, and it's amazing even if some ideas are still in the dark. The story, so far, is a bit all over the map and a tad confusing and certainly a mystery as to what in hell is actually going on. From the fantastical mind of creator Tradd Moore (SILVER SURFER: BLACK) comes a Strange story like you've never seen!

However, I try and try to like Doctor Strange comics but I just can't seem to find one that I enjoy.

It's a decent comic that is a visual feast, and I'm mostly glad that Marvel on rare occassions lets creators make something weird like this. Every panel is a mosaic of colors, design - while the book is such a beautiful tapestry to look at, there’s a lot of subtle storytelling going on under the hallucinogenic sheen. Doctor Strange enters the cursed castle of Moriah Mensa to challenge a superlunary power and complete an impossible task. The TL:DR is that you should pick up the physical book for this one, it's a gorgeous oversized volume of Tradd Moore art that take 2 reads to absorb. this is such a stunning book, and I love that it’s coming out as a monthly rather than just getting put out as a graphic novel — though I do hope this gets a lush hardcover release when the story is done.