From the team behind the recent Dune graphic novel adaptations…
A pretty groovy Doctor Strange project that taps into the Sorcerer Supreme’s Silver and Bronze Age eras is coming in September from Abrams ComicArts and Marvel: Doctor Strange: Endless Nightmare, by Kevin J. Anderson, Raúl Allén and Patricia Martín — the same three who produced Abrams’ Dune graphic novel adaptations.
The art doesn’t borrow from Steve Ditko or, say, Gene Colan, so much as it channels the sensibility.
The hardcover is due Sept. 8:

DOCTOR STRANGE: ENDLESS NIGHTMARE
By Kevin J. Anderson, Raúl Allén and Patricia Martín
The latest book in the critically acclaimed, award-winning Marvel Arts line of stand-alone graphic novels curated by Alex Ross, featuring Doctor Strange in a psychedelic trip to the Nightmare Realm, brought to life by the creative team behind the national bestselling graphic novel adaptations of Dune.
When Stephen Strange encounters a mysterious patient at his hospital who won’t stop raving about how life is “nothing but the dream of a sleeping god,” the rest of the world is suddenly struck with insomnia.
In order to prevent chaos from unfolding as the people around him become more and more desperate for sleep, Doctor Strange must embark into the mind of the madman who seems to have heralded this disaster, taking a psychedelic trip into the Nightmare Realm.
Kevin J. Anderson, Raúl Allén, and Patricia Martín, the creative team behind our trilogy of bestselling graphic novel adaptations of Dune, reunite to combine their creative talents once again.
In this visually stunning, fantastical adventure that has shades of Winsor McCay’s Little Nemo, Doctor Strange: Endless Nightmare explores the boundary between dreams and reality, combining forces with an unlikely ally in order to end a waking nightmare that threatens to destroy the world.
Publication Date: September 8, 2026
Format: Hardcover
Price: $25.99
Trim Size: 8 1⁄2 x 11
Page Count: 64







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