2023's Doctor Strange Vol.6 #6 (LGY : #432) cover by Alex Ross. Source
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2023's Doctor Strange Vol.6 #6 (LGY : #432) cover by Alex Ross. Source
clea whenever she faces her husband’s evil clones:
theres something so damn satisfying to me about how General Stephen Strange represents Stephen's pain and how our Stephen choosing to rehabilitate him (even if it takes 1,000 years) reads as a metaphor for healing from mental trauma and self-forgiveness, much like how Mr. Misery acted as a metaphor for Stephen's depression. jed mckay i owe you my life.
Couldn't put it better!
Also something about the way Jed reinforces that Stephen is first a healer, not a sorcerer. And that he almost threw it all way when his first impulse to losing the mantle was to use General Strange against Victor, but gave up the moment he saw how happy and lighthearted he was, reading it as a way for him to move on and accept that not everything was under his control, one more sign of his own process of healing. Jed has our hearts and souls 😭
Doctor Strange #18 - "Deathless" (2024)
written by Jed MacKay art by Pasqual Ferry & Heather Moore
My marvel OC’s!! (Any question about them please ask- the urge to rant is REAAL)
Dr Strange 7 (2023) by Jed Mackay & Pasqual Ferry
Cover: Stephanie Hans (variant)
I need marvel to give me more of this please.
From Doctor Strange Vol. 6 #018, “Deathless”
Art by Pasqual Ferry and Heather Moore
Written by Jed MacKay