Doctor Strange's Wife Clea is Headed For Major (Legal) Trouble
Warning: contains spoilers for She-Hulk #4!
The wife of Doctor Strange may be one of the most powerful magic users on Earth, but even she can get in serious trouble with the law — and even a powerful sorcerer like Clea must enlist the services ofShe-Hulk. Clea is not from Earth and isn't even human, which means she is occasionally unaccustomed to human practices. in She-Hulk #4, one of Clea's many recent mistakes has landed her in serious legal trouble — but unfortunately, she believes herself above such matters.
In current comics continuity, Doctor Strange is dead; his present self died twice and his past time remnant (a contingency plan in case of his murder) sacrificed himself to save the Earth from a terrible magical entity known as the Child. Now that Doctor Strange has died three times over, his ex-wife Clea assumes Strange's magical responsibilities, if not his title (she is not technically the Sorcerer Supreme, but believes herself more than worthy). But Clea's new enemy, the Blasphemy Cartel, proves troublesome, and she commits massive property damage and public disturbances while attempting to take them down.
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In She-Hulk #4, written by Rainbow Rowell with art by Luca Maresca, the Thing hears Jennifer Walters is in need of clients — so he sends nearly a dozen her way. Captain America, Nightcrawler, Reed Richards, and even Shang-Chi (in for fighting the Avengers) all wait in her office and quickly overwhelm Walters with their many request. Among those present is Wong, who is almost certainly in the office on behalf of Clea. Unfortunately, the fact that Clea herself isn't present betrays her true thoughts.
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