Nick Spencer is co-heading Damnation.   

Still mad at Nick Spencer.  This is also written by the dude who's co-writing Damnation.   So... yeah, not a huge fan of his on a personal level, despite loving this title.   It's clever, it's fun, and if only the author hadn't thrown in with Spencer...

I'll miss it.   It was confusing, and weird, but funny as hell, too.   Also, a lot of what happens - like why Loki does this - is unexpected, but kinda makes sense, too.   Zelma's decision at the end?  I didn't see it coming, but, yes, it makes sense, too. 

So, yeah, that's still happening.   Loki as the Sorcerer Supreme is the weirdest thing ever.  Love.   

He brings along a god, as a distraction if needed.   His plan is to beg for some of their magic, but if he can't beg, or borrow, he'll just steal it.   

Things are going to get crazy when Asgard figures out what Strange has done - at least that's my bet.   

After all, the spell he put in Zelma could destroy her: if Loki finds out where the spell is, he could try to remove it, which would most likely tear her soul apart.   Loki also kills his talking dog, so there's that big thing. 

So he goes to the person he saved, that he promised he would never ask for help again - and hopes against hope that they'll take up Doctor Strange's cause as their own.