Doctor Strange Versus Dracula: The Montesi Formula
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| Rating | : | 4.17 (629 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0785122443 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 156 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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J.S. Hicks said Dr. Strange sets out to destroy all vampires!. I am a big Dracula fan. If you've read many of my reviews you know I own tons of Dracula books. Of all the incarnations of Bram Stoker's great creation, the Marvel Comics adaptation is my favorite. This trade paper back collects multiple issues of Tomb of Dracula and Dr. Strange featuring the interplay between the. "Some of Marvel's best supernatural action" according to Thanos6. Unlike the previous reviewer, I don't think old-school is bad, especially as the bulk of this collection consists of stories from the 80s, Marvel's second Golden Age.Wolfman, Englehart, and especially Stern do an exceptional job at providing just the right amount of exposition without either leaving the reader con. A good old comic A. Conway The drawing is a bit old school. The story is solid a must for Doc Strange fans. How could be a better villian that dracula??
It's the Sorcerer Supreme against the Emperor of the Undead! Dracula wants Earth to fall under the spell of the Darkhold, but Doctor Strange has joined Blade and the Nightstalkers in a quest to vanquish all vampires! See the origins of vampirism itself unveiled! Guest-starring the Scarlet Witch and Nextwave's Monica! Collects:Tomb of Dracula #44 and Doctor Strange #14 & #58-62.
Next to Lee/Ditko, Stern wrote the best Doctor Strange stories ever printed." -- Thomas Piperson. "Doctor Strange and Dracula both race to find the demon bible called the Darkhold, but for different reasons. A passage inside, called the Montesi Formula, contains the secret to ending the vampire threat once and for all. He fills out his characters and makes you care about them as much as he does. If you love vampires, mystical cults, dark sorcery, and the Marvel Universe, this story is worth tracking down." -- Jason Shayer "The most beloved story of Stern'