After banishing the Blasphemy Cartel, Death released Strange from his obligations, and he returned to life–and Clea. In his absence, his wife Clea became the Sorcerer Supreme. Following his seeming death, he returned as the grim Harvest Man–Death’s equivalent of the Sorcerer Supreme.
The last year and a half in Doctor Strange’s life has been his busiest ever. Putting aside his dislike of Moon Knight, Doctor Strange and Clea enter the Realm of Nightmare to rescue her. However, Moon Knight also knows that he is not equipped to deal with the situation at hand, adding, " Opening a brain like mine to hers would be like using a depleted uranium shell to open a diary lock-nothing left but burning, radioactive shrapnel." Saving the young girl calls for a scalpel, not a fist.
Moments later, even Marc acknowledges to Stephen that he knows he's not his favorite person, a fact that the good Doctor confirms, adding that his dislike is compounded by Moon Knight's friendship with Clea. In narration, Clea makes it clear that although her husband does not like Moon Knight, she does. Since his triumphant return to the land of the living, Doctor Strange has set himself up as a consulting doctor for other heroes, and in the latest issue of Doctor Strange, Moon Knight calls on the Sorcerer Supreme, who makes it clear that he does not like the Fist of Khonshu.ĭoctor Strange #2 is written by Jed MacKay and drawn by Pasqual Ferry and begins with Marc Spector welcoming Stephen and Clea Strange into a home in the Bronx to help a little girl who will not wake up. In order to help a little girl plagued by the demon Nightmare, Moon Knight is forced to seek out the aid of the hero who hates him most: Doctor Strange.
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