Doctor Strange - Conjuring Clea original for the Signed Limited Edition Print by Kevin Nowlan -

Nowlan did many pieces of amazing art over the years, but two blew me away. "Conjuring Clea" is one of them. Sure the Dr. Martin dies have seriously faded, but I still think it is stunning. This was for a 2,500 print run and I am thrilled to have the original. Here is HA's take:
Kevin Nowlan - "Conjuring Clea" Dr. Strange Illustration Original Art (c.1980s). Deep in the mysterious Sanctum Sanctorum, surrounded by spells, sigils, and demons, we find the Master of the Mystic Arts, Doctor Strange, emotionally chained by feelings of yearning, as he conjures an apparition of his love, Clea. The niece of Strange's mortal enemy, the Dreaded Dormammu, and a staple character in the Doctor Strange mythos, Clea made her first appearance in November 1964, where she was introduced as the Sorcerer Supreme's disciple and, later, his wife. Sadly, love was not enough, as Doctor Strange had to honor his obligation to protect Earth, while Clea had to go to the Dark Dimension to continue her battle against her uncle. Clea made her shocking and unexpected live action cinematic debut in the penultimate end credit scene of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, where she was played by the beautiful Charlize Theron. Mixed media of ink, watercolor, acrylic, and pastel over graphite on illustration board with an image area of 2.25" x 27.5", matted to 26" x 33.5". Signed by Nowlan. In Excellent condition.