My name is Mark Waid, writer of Doctor Strange: Surgeon

Supreme, and here are five reasons

why you should be reading it.

Reason number one, Doc suddenly has no use of his hands again

he can be a surgeon, but he also has

to continue to be the sorcerer supreme of the earth.

So while one thing is happening in the hospital demands

attention, other things are happening all around the world

that only he can deal with.

He has to make these and death decisions

every single moment of every day.

Reason too we get to see doc be a real surgeon,

the best in the world.

He has one ironclad rule, no magic because magic always

comes at a cost, and there's no way

he's going to risk having that patient perhaps having to pay

some of that cost himself.

Reason three, the jealous doctor who

decides that he's going to learn magic to use in the operating

theater because that'll put him one up on Doctor Strange,

therefore ignoring reason number two.

Reason for Doc's administrative assistant Kermit who Doc learns

is the world's greatest Doctor Strange nerd.

They have an arrangement.

Doc lets him ask one question a day.

Did you, did you meet the enchantress?

Yes.

Did you sleep with her?

Two questions.

Reason five, Kev Walker, the artist.

He brings the scary.

He brings the Gothic.

It's not just a medical drama, it is a horror book as well.

And he's a joy to collaborate with you're

going to love his work.

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