This is Strange #1 (2022) from Marvel Comics, the powerful first issue in the post-Death of Doctor Strange storyline. Written by Jed MacKay (Moon Knight, Death of Doctor Strange) with art by Marcelo Ferreira, this series marks the rise of Clea Strange as the new Sorcerer Supreme.
Haunted by her memories and grief over Stephen Strange’s death, Clea vows to bring him back — even as new enemies emerge from the shadows to test her resolve. As the magical realm comes under siege, she must embrace her new destiny as Earth’s protector against dark mystical forces.
This exclusive Sabine Rich cover was released through Unknown Comics, Street Level Hero, and Comic Traders. Graded CGC 9.8 (Near Mint/Mint), this copy represents a premier modern key featuring Clea’s ascension to the mantle of Sorcerer Supreme.
Exclusive variant cover by Sabine Rich
Joint Unknown Comics / Street Level Hero / Comic Traders exclusive
Written by Jed MacKay (Moon Knight, Death of Doctor Strange)
Art by Marcelo Ferreira (The Amazing Spider-Man)
Clea becomes the new Sorcerer Supreme
Direct continuation of Death of Doctor Strange
36 pages | Full color | Cover price $4.99 | Rated T+
CGC 9.8 (Near Mint/Mint)
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