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Strange Tales # 144 Jack Kirby Steve Ditko Artwork
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This story features the 1st appearance of Jasper Sitwell (Agents of SHIELD, Captain America: Winter Soldier movie) who is introduced as the newest, clean straight edge SHIELD Agent.
The second story features Dr. Strange, who is continuing his quest to locate his beloved pupil Clea.
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Strange Tales # 144 Jack Kirby Steve Ditko Artwork
The Day of the Druid
Date: May, 1966
Creative Team: Jack Kirby, Howard Purcell (Artists), Stan Lee (Writer)
Condition Notes: Very Good/Fine
Story Notes: This story features the 1st appearance of Jasper Sitwell (Agents of SHIELD, Captain America: Winter Soldier movie) who is introduced as the newest, clean straight edge SHIELD Agent. The story also features the 1st appearance of Druid, a mystical science villain. Druid attacks Nick Fury with his mechanical deathtraps. With Fury and Dum-Dum on the run, their Porsche flips to reveal airbags, and later they use their car-jets to safely land.
Where Man Hath Never Trod!
Creative Team: Steve Ditko (Artist), Roy Thomas (Writer)
Story Notes: Dr. Strange and the Ancient One continues the search for Strange’s beloved Clea. As Dormammu learns of his progress, he tricks Strange into traveling to the Kingdom of Tazza on a false lead. There he battles Tazza, in the hopes of revealing new information about Clea’s whereabouts.
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