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    New Avengers Annual #1

    New Avengers Annual » New Avengers Annual #1 - Self-Surgery released by Marvel on August 2014.

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    The Incursions aren’t the only horrors threatening to end the world!

    DOCTOR STRANGE has faced the impossible time and again as an Avenger and the Sorcerer Supreme, but when he is called upon to fulfill an old debt to an enclave of techno-monks high in the Himalayas, even the good doctor may be beyond his limits!

    Written by acclaimed young writer Frank J. Barbiere (Five Ghosts, The White Suits) and illustrated by the illustrious Marco Rudy (Swamp Thing, Marvel Knights: Spider-Man), this oversized annual is one you won’t want to miss!

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    New Avengers Annual #1 - Self-Surgery by twofacedjoker on June 26, 2014

    As of late, comic book annuals have been rather lame and off-putting, having nothing to do with the series at hand and delivering little in terms of story. This issue, however, stands out as something special; it proves that Doctor Strange could, and should, have his own solo series after all these years.The basic plot is that Strange visits an old mystic temple as he reflects on his days as a doctor in the hospital. It all ties in very nicely, and the plot is engaging, never rushing, but wraps...

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