Strange tales

Harry Anderson | Strange Tales #28 | Atlas | 1954

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…

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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Mother Nature has an awesome reputation. Depending on who you talk to, she’s either wonderful, cruel, awe-inspiring, or horrendously evil. We have a different theory: She’s a practical joker. A veritable flood of stories have recently featured nature doing stuff that has left our heads spinning. While none of these reports are mysteries, and all

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