Post by bkole on Jun 8, 2011 12:50:00 GMT -5
What has come before: Doctor Strange was an arrogant surgeon. Living a life of hedonism and self indulgence he drunkenly drove his car into a tree and destroyed his hands. Rendering himself unable to operate ever again, he spent his considerable fortune trying cures until he finally made his way to Tibet to study under the Ancient One. Possessing a considerably talent for Magic, Strange became the Sorcerer Supreme of this Dimension and Guardian of Magic.
What is happening now: Hooked up with the Defenders again, Doctor Strange is in space, helping Namor look for his wife and children, as well as providing a magical and medical analysis on the events that have plagued the Hulks life, and the Surfers World. He also appears to be suffering a bit from fatigue, or is there more to it than first appears...
What's to come?: The Strange family lineage has some twists and turns that will straighten themselves out as a woman from another universe pays him a visit. His Doctoral skills will once again return to play as he begins to investigate some strange happenings within the Universe, and he will see what his past arrogance and distance has wrought when he eventually returns to Earth and is reunited with his once wife...
What is happening now: Hooked up with the Defenders again, Doctor Strange is in space, helping Namor look for his wife and children, as well as providing a magical and medical analysis on the events that have plagued the Hulks life, and the Surfers World. He also appears to be suffering a bit from fatigue, or is there more to it than first appears...
What's to come?: The Strange family lineage has some twists and turns that will straighten themselves out as a woman from another universe pays him a visit. His Doctoral skills will once again return to play as he begins to investigate some strange happenings within the Universe, and he will see what his past arrogance and distance has wrought when he eventually returns to Earth and is reunited with his once wife...
