Doctor Strange (1974-1987) #32

In this thrilling installment, Doctor Strange faces an exciting new adversary, the enigmatic Dream Weaver. With her unique abilities, she stirs up chaos by meddling with ancient spells that even the Sorcerer Supreme must tread carefully around. Roger Stern's gripping storytelling pairs brilliantly with Keith Pollard's striking art, immersing readers in a world teetering on the brink of the mystical and the mayhem of sorcery.

As Dream Weaver weaves her web of dreams and nightmares, Doctor Strange finds himself caught in a battle that tests not just his powers, but also his resolve. It's an electrifying showdown that brings forth unexpected twists and forces our hero to confront his deepest fears. This isn’t just another fight; it’s a journey into the very essence of dreams and reality.

With stellar contributions from Rudy D. Nebres and Alan Kupperberg, this issue showcases the creative brilliance of the late 70s and early 80s, making it an absolute must-read for any comic book enthusiast. The blend of mysticism, artistry, and character depth invites readers to lose themselves in a captivating narrative that leaves them eagerly flipping the pages for more.