Doctor Strange by Mike Mignola, with Inks and Colors by Mark Badger, and a Script by Roger Stern.
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Marvel house ad for Doctor Strange promoting what would have been an amazing creative team-up between Roger Stern and Frank Miller that unfortunately never came to pass (1981)
Remastered image courtesy of @bringbackwendellvaughn from Marvel Masterworks: Doctor Strange Vol. 9 (2019)
Frank’s original art for this HouseAd.
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Epic Illustrated 1982 “Chun-Tar the Undaunted”
writer: Roger Stern
art: Victor de la Fuente
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Original Art - Doctor Strange #055 Pg 03 (1982) by Michael Golden And Terry Austin
From ha.com…
The figure of Clea in Panel 3 was a color hold effect. The original art for the figure is included, and it was created in exactly the same way on a separate sheet of Bristol board. It was then shot and turned into an acetate overlay,
Letters by Jim Novak, Colors by Glynis Wein, and a Script by Roger Stern.
Michael Golden only did a few issues of Doctor Strange (he is very, very slow at producing interior work.) But the issues he did produce are solid gold.
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Marvel Graphic Novel, Vol. 1 # 49 “Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment”, by Mike Mignola and Roger Stern, with Inks and Colors by Mark Badger, and Letters by Jim Novak.
the first printing was a hardcover, and the artwork was painted in watercolors by Mike Mignola. the second printing was a softcover, and the new artwork was Colored by Mark Badger - Mike did the Pencils and Inks himself. the softcover was reprinted more recently, and it was ReColored by Thomas Mason.
Bonus:
this was embossed on the black-leather bound Hardcover version. If you take off the dust jacket of the hardcover, it is a black leather bound hardcover with just this on the cover. this is Mike Mignola’s take on the royal seal of Doctor Doom. friggin’ awesome, right?
“HYDE… IN PLAIN SIGHT!” by John Romita, Jr. with Inks by Jim Mooney, Letters by Diana Albers, Colors by Bob Sharen, and a Script by Roger Stern.
Doctor Strange, Vol. 2 # 36 Page 01 by Gene Colan, with Inks by Dan Green, Letters by Joe Rosen, Colors by George Roussos, and a Story by Roger Stern that was Scripted by Ralph Macchio, and Edited by Al Milgrom and Jo Duffy.
Doctor Strange, Vol. 2 # 55 Page 11 by Michael Golden, with Inks by Terry Austin, Letters by Jim Novak, Colors by Glynis Wein, and a Script by Roger Stern that was Edited by Al Milgrom.
Doctor Strange, Vol. 2 # 55 Page 01 by Michael Golden, with Inks by Terry Austin, Letters by Jim Novak, Colors by Glynis Wein, and a Script by Roger Stern that was Edited by Al Milgrom.
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Mike Mignola pencils, P. Craig Russell inks, Roger Stern story, John Costanza letters, Petra Scotese, Superman #23, 1988.
Iron Man, Vol. 3 # 17, as illustrated in Pencil by Sean Chen, with Inks by Larry Stucker, Colors by Steve Oliff, and a Script by Roger Stern.
Spider-Man: Revenge of the Green Goblin, Vol. 1 # 1 Dynamic Forces Variant, illustrated by Jae Lee with colors by Jose Villarubia.
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the Avengers, Vol. 1 # 277 was penciled by John Buscema, inked by Tom Palmer, colored by Christie Scheele, and written by Roger Stern.
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1987 - The Avengers #285 splash page by Roger Stern, John Buscema, and Tom Palmer
I long for the day when the Black Knight becomes a prominent Avenger again.
the Amazing Spider-Man, Vol. 1 # 627 was penciled and inked by Lee Weeks, colored by Dean White, and written by Roger Stern.
cover process for the Amazing Spider-Man by Roger Stern Omnibus, which was penciled by John Romita, Jr., inked by John Romita, Sr., and colored by Dean White.