Appearing in "Time Doom"
Featured Characters:
- Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange) (Main story and recap)
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Baron Mordo
- Sise-Neg (First appearance) (Impersonates Cagliostro)
Other Characters:
- Witch Queen of the Gypsies (Lilia) (Only in recap)
- Living Gargoyle (Only in recap)
- Denak (Invoked)
- Ancient One (Mentioned)
- Numerous unnamed Parisians
- Cagliostro (Mentioned)
- Seraphim (Referenced)
- Dracula (Mentioned)
- Satannish (Mentioned)
Races and Species:
- Humans (Main story and recap)
- Sheep (Mentioned)
- Demons (Invoked)
- Faltine Hybrids
Locations:
- Void Between Time
- Prime Universe (Main story and recap)
- Earthspace (Main story and recap)
- Earth (Main story and recap)
- Europe (Main story and recap)
- Transylvania (Only in recap)
- Castle Mordo (Only in recap)
- France (18th Century)
- Paris (18th Century)
- Transylvania (Only in recap)
- Sanctum Sanctorum (Mentioned)
- Europe (Main story and recap)
- Earth (Main story and recap)
- Earthspace (Main story and recap)
- 31st Century (Mentioned)
Items:
- Cloak of Levitation (Main story and recap)
- Eye of Agamotto (Main story and recap)
- Book of Cagliostro (Only in recap)
- Spells
Synopsis for "Time Doom"
Traveling through time, Dr. Strange attempts to stop Baron Mordo from altering history, however when Strange fails to stop him in the time stream, he travels to where Mordo is intended to go, 18th Century France. Traveling there and meeting with Cagliostro, Cagliostro is unconcerned with other mens affairs and departs. Strange then decides to pose as Cagliostro, and when Mordo arrives in that time, Strange attacks him and is able to defeat his old foe.
However, the ruse is ended when the "real" Cagliostro appears, and reveals himself to be a sorcerer from the 40th Century who intends to travel back to the beginning of time to accumulate enough mystical power to become a god. After defeating Strange in combat, Sise-Neg then departs to meet his destiny, when Strange asks Mordo for help, Mordo flatly refuses and returns to the present, leaving Strange to deal with this problem alone.
Notes
- Cover art: pencils, inks and colours by Brunner.[1]