Doctor Strange: The Fate of Dreams

By: Devin Grayson, Marvel

Narrated by: Richard Rohan

Doctor Stephen Strange, the Sorcerer Supreme, has defeated demonic hordes, battled evil wizards, and tirelessly defended our realm against invading interdimensional armies. But when a dangerous dream begins inspiring normal people to act out their darkest ambitions, even Doctor Strange is pushed to his very limits.

Working alongside his longtime nemesis, Nightmare, the Sorcerer Supreme must delve into the nightmares, delusions, and desires of an entire planet. To save the Dream Realms, he'll have to give up some illusions of his own - including his heroism. In the fallout, what dreams will haunt the Sorcerer Supreme? 

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Good Audiobook

Loved it. Loved all the characters. The story build up was well done. If you read Dr. Strange comics, you'll love this.

Good, but flawed

The author is a fan of Dr Strange, and probably a long time fan, which is better than I can say of some of the recent comic book authors. He gets a lot of motivation for Dr Strange right on the nose. Those insights are the best parts of the book. The story is pretty good, and mostly flows well. And Wong is done right. Again, much better than I can say for some of the comic's authors. The very ending pages fall flat, and don't fit Dr Strange's personality well. I know the author is trying to make a point about sacrifice, and close the loop on the story arc, but it still didn't sit well as being in linenwith Dr Strange's personality. There were also some entirely unnecessary and drawn out elements in the realm of erotic dreams that entirely changed the book's pace and bogged the story down until they got out of the realm. And I must admit, I never felt invested in the two new characters. While Dr Strange and his motivations were fleshed out well, the new characters were kind of hollow, and I didn't care much what happened to them. But all in all, it was enjoyable, and the performances were good.

Loved the Format, Liked the Story

Overall, the voice actors’ performances saved this book. The story is fine, it was just unremarkable- nothing to grasp my attention for long periods of time.

The ambient sound effects also added to the experience in a positive way. This was my first audiobook with voice actors for each character and dedicated sound effects; this was a cool format and it’s encouraged me to find more like it.

Regarding the characters, it’s tough to care for anyone other than Doctor Strange and Nightmare. Not taking away from the voice actors’ talent, the other characters weren’t really interesting, in my opinion.

Overall, not a bad book and I’d say it’s worth a read/listen.

Great story, great cast

I’ve been a fan of the MCU for a long time, and tried a few audiobooks out to see if any would be as good as the movies. This one was very good in my opinion, thanks to a great cast to bring the story to life.

Attention grabber

Amazing how all the twists and turns come together. Entertaining and exciting and a great performance from each character.