Doctor Strange

My number one I think we'll share, so we can talk about it in a second, but I also was very star-struck to meet Trad Moore.

Who did, specifically the thing that I was starstruck about was he wrote and illustrated, um, Doctor Strange: False Sunrise, which is a Marvel comic obviously, about Doctor Strange.

But it's like you don't have to know anything about Marvel or even like superhero comics really to like it.

It's like a gorgeous psychedelically drawn kind of like sci-fi epic.

But it was like a very early staff pick for me, and not like right when we opened, 'cause it didn't come out right when we opened, but an early one.

And I've been a big fan ever since [laughs] and so I was really excited to meet him.

And actually, my copy of Doctor Strange: False Sunrise was the only book I brought to get signed that I already owned.

So, and he lived up to the hype.

You want to keep reading it pre-order.

Challenges of Doom, Doctor Strange.

Been pretty popular.

Anything Doom right now is popular because of the upcoming Doomsday movie, so if you don't want to miss out on that.

His adventures or fights with Doctor Strange, two of the best magic wielders in the Marvel Universe.

You might want to pre-order that.

We've got DNX 2.

So, yeah, we have Angela on the horizon.

What? Like, and maybe, like, well, let's not give away, like, what happened at the end of Doctor Strange, Derek Landy's Doctor Strange.

Maybe it'll factor in.

Maybe it won't.

There's floating islands and planets in the background.

A lot of this visual language was created by artists on Doctor Strange like Steve Ditko.

Frank Brunner.

And I think it's just a cool, it has become Marvel language.

Maybe Cloak and Dagger.

Doctor Strange too, I think might have had-

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Camelot- Thor, Doctor Strange, Cloak and Dagger, and Magic

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Lots of Tom Sutton stuff.

Great run on Doctor Strange in the Bronze Age.

Beautiful stuff from Tom Sutton.

So check it out.