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Doctor Strange#49
Cover: Marshall Rogers & Terry Austin

Doctor Strange #49

Oct 1981 · Marvel · 0.50 USD
“This Menace Reborn!”

In "This Menace Reborn!", Doctor Strange faces a chilling twist when Baron Mordo strikes from the shadows in Morgana Blessing’s loft, only to be bested by Strange’s astral form taking refuge in Morgana’s white cat. But as the battle ends, Strange doesn’t realize Mordo has also escaped—his essence now bound to the same feline form, lurking in plain sight. Written by Roger Stern and brought to life with striking visuals by Marshall Rogers and Terry Austin, this 1981 Marvel classic blends supernatural tension with a clever, eerie reversal, all wrapped in a cover by Rogers and Austin.

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writer Roger Stern · artist Marshall Rogers · inker Terry Austin · colorist Bob Sharen · letterer Jim Novak · cover Marshall Rogers, Terry Austin

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Full credits

colorist Bob Sharen
letterer Jim Novak
cover pencils Marshall Rogers
cover inks Terry Austin

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In Morgana Blessing’s converted factory loft apartment Baron Mordo launches a surprise mystical attack on Doctor Strange. Baron Mordo is defeated when Doctor Strange’s astral form inhabits the body of Morgana Blessing’s white cat. Doctor Strange believes Baron Mordo’s body to be dispersed through the dimension but instead he has also adopted the form of Morgana Blessing' cat.

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