I'm pretty sure Dr. Doom's mom isn't still in hell, right? Still, it was one of his goals for years that he seemed to be working on about as hard as Reed Richards was working on curing Ben Grimm--that is, intermittently at best.
There may be a follow-up to this one later; even though by this point, someone has to have taken the mantle of Sorcerer Supreme by now, right? One of the characters I needed was on my desk at work, but he and a couple others you might be able to guess may show up later to 'help' Victor out.
Why is this one set on a Ouija board? A better question might be, how did I manage to buy a Ouija board at a church rummage sale? And the "Orb of Agamotto" is a fire ball, which I later ate. I had been looking for a mystic orb thing that came with the old Avengers Loki figure, but couldn't find it.
And it's Earth Day! Yeah, I didn't plan that...
That...was...awesome!
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ReplyDeleteWell done.
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Yes, you're right; Doom's mother was released from Hell (with the aid of Stephen Strange actually - "Triumph & Torment" graphic novel - it's awesome - go get it... NOW!).
Googum... if it's not too much to ask, I'd like to contact you, but U don't seem to be able to find an email addy here.
If it's not too much trouble, could you email me?
Mine is on my sidebar of the blog.
Thanks.
Hope to see more Strange here soon!
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Wonderful as usual. Strange as the Ancient One, managed to combine arrogance and smuggery to an alarming degree.
ReplyDeleteAnd poor Doom may have bit off a bit more than even he can chew.