Athena, Holding Your Hair, Whispering In Your Ear

For me a few are enough, one is enough, none is enough. This is not for the many, but for you. We are audience enough for each other.

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Another fun installment; this one was a bit of a grab bag. Some crossover adventures with the Hulk and Namor building to Dr. Strange temporarily renouncing his powers and then returning to a super fun long Lovecraftian arc (weirdly pitched as inspired by Robert E. Howard, probably in the spirit of all those Vincent Price movies "Inspired by Edgar Allen Poe" that were really Lovecraft adaptations). But it wouldn't be a Dr. Strange book without hilariously purple prose and occasionally bone-headed narrative elements (e.g. a literal witch house called "Witch House" that comes alive, etc.) Still, plenty of great psychedelic art, and, by the Flickering Flames of Faltine, it's well worth the read.