Dr Strangefate runs a gauntlet

Started by Ext@nt2 pages

I dont know the issue number its the first "Ghost Rider" issue of Seige of Darkness.

Yeah, that was Strange's avatar. His first appearance.

I do know how powerful Zarathos is, but he isn't as powerful as Dr.Strange.
I believe that in that comic Blaze asked why Dr.Strange simply doesn't use his superior power to beat Zarathos himself, Strange said that he could beat Zarathos but he'd tear up dimensional walls in the process which Strange' didn't want to do.

No it wasnt his avatar that didnt happen till morbius revealed himself as the traitor. This happened 2 issues before that.

He wasn't in issue 16, he was only in #1, #17 and #18.

I don't see Strange losing anywhere. All I see is him stalling and explaining why he refused to take down Zarathos himself.

GHost Rider #44

Originally posted by Ext@nt
GHost Rider #44

Strange didn't fight him there. Strange simply put up a barrier to save Ghost Rider from Zarathos. When GR was safe, Strange took him to another place through a portal.

Not even the slightest bit of Strange getting his ass kicked. And Strange's comment about how he can beat Zarathos but refuses to due to the damage it'd cause still holds up in that comic.

Ghost Rider #44

Dr Strange and the Midnight Sons are beaten back by Zarathos' power.

Well then he obviously cant win then. In fight he would hold back to prevent doing the damamge you mentioned and would lose.

In Ghost Rider #44, they see Zarathos' power and they flee.

Originally posted by Ext@nt
Well then he obviously cant win then. In fight he would hold back to prevent doing the damamge you mentioned and would lose.

In Ghost Rider #44, they see Zarathos' power and they flee.


Oh, I gotcha. I see your point now. It's a good point.

Originally posted by long pig
[B]Was Strange wearing a mask? The one I read he wore a mask.

Seems unfitting that a guy can disrupt the multi-verse, yet loses to Zarathos.

Why not? He got dropped and is nearly dead by a 1940's handgun in his latest issue.