The publishing history of Strange Tales is itself a bit strange. After issue Strange Tales #168 (in 1968), the series was re-titled Doctor Strange (who had been the focus of the horror- and mystery-themed book since his appearance in issue Strange Tales #110) and numbering continued from Doctor Strange #169 to Doctor Strange #183. In 1974, Marvel started Doctor Strange over from 1, and at the same time resumed publishing Strange Tales, beginning at Strange Tales #169 and continuing through…

Strange Tales #28 (Atlas, 1954) Condition: VG. Harry Anderson cover. Tony DiPreta art. Features a story by Jack - Available at Sunday Internet Comics Auction...

My Thoughts: I am not a fan of Dr. Strange. It’s no fault of the character, he just doesn’t get enough exposure. Stan Lee and Steve Ditko’s run is a good introduction. Like man…

The Doctor Strange Custom Covers Project - Strange Tales #121

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Strange Tales #114 (Marvel, 1963) CGC VF+ 8.5 White pages. Featuring the Human Torch. Acrobat appears in - Available at Sunday Internet Comics Auction...

“You are the second mortal to stand before me! The first was he whom you serve... known to you as the Ancient One! It was to him I gave the magic amulet, and the power it contains!” Featured Characters: ⏴ Colonel Nick Fury ⏵ Supporting Characters: S.H.I.E.L.D. ⏴ Agent Gabe Jones ⏵ Bill (Mentioned) (Deceased) Joe (Mentioned) (Deceased) Unnamed Agent (Mentioned) (Deceased) Supreme International Council (First appearance) ⏴ Tony Stark ⏵ Numerous unnamed members ⏴ Agent "Dum Dum" Dugan ⏵…

Featured Characers: ⏴ Colonel Nick Fury ⏵ Supporting Characters: S.H.I.E.L.D. ⏴ Agent Gabe Jones ⏵ ⏴ Agent Jasper Sitwell ⏵ ⏴ Agent "Dum Dum" Dugan ⏵ Numerous unnamed agents ⏴ Laura Brown ⏵ Antagonists: Hydra Annihil Agents Annihil-Agent 47 (Impersonates Anton Trojak) (First appearance; dies...