Most of the predecessors died in fire because of the Satanic cults and vengeful shamans who used to live there.Īfter dismissing Lamb, Strange used his powers to surmise that both the grounds and the domicile have turned into a focal point for supernatural energies. Lamb, we come to understand that the current structure is but the seventh to exist on the property. But even a powerful mage needs a place to stay, so like many of us, Doctor Strange turned to a real estate agent who pointed him towards a familiar but decrepit property in Greenwich Village. When asked about publishing the story in 2011, the writer used photo copies of Vokes’ artwork to script and you can enjoy the results now!Ĭalled “The Old House,” this story picked up with Stephen Strange’s return to New York City after training with The Ancient One and becoming a master of the mystic arts. Once such tale- MARVEL VAULT: DOCTOR STRANGE #1-features the talents of Roger Stern and Neil Vokes.Īs Stern explained in the issue’s introduction, he wrote this story as an issue of MARVEL UNIVERSE, a 1998 series that examined untold tales from the early days of costumed heroes. Occasionally those comics find their way out and into a series of publications. Sometimes a book gets canceled with scripts already completed or inventory tales remain in the editor’s drawer. Unfortunately, some well-told tales fall through the cracks and don’t find their way to the waiting hands of the readers.
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