Marvel: This version of Dr. Strange exists in comics

Below, Dr. Strange explains the opening scene and options in the many worlds of madness and reveals a few details.

Dr. Strange in the Madness Multiplayer contains several versions of Stephen Strange’s character, including the one that appears on the first scene, the sequence of actions of a magician and young America chasing against another world’s demonic creatures.

And this version of Strange, which is not what we have seen so far in Marvel’s cinematic world, has a very specific name.

This alternate Stephen Strange has a ponytail that distinguishes him from the master we know. We could also see this character in the first trailer of the movie, Freefall:

We even saw it directly in this on the place Broadcasts on American television, and of which here is a frozen frame:

This ponytail bears the name of Dr. Strange, which is not expressed in the film, but lies on the box. His figure Also available to the press in feature film production notes: Defender Strange.

This character really does exist in Marvel comics because Dr. Strange is part of the creators of the Superhero Team of Defenders, along with Sea Prince Namor and the Hulk. In Marvel feature №1, their first official adventure, they consume the services of a silver surfer.

The team will change over the years, moving from Clea to Hawkeye and from Daredevil to Thing, among many others. In the world of Marvel, a series about Defenders has appeared on Netflix, featuring Daredevil, Iron Fist, Jessica Jones and Luke Cage. Each of these characters had their own solo series before joining colleagues in a joint show.

Doctor Strange 2 also contains the zombie version of Defender Strange, which Steven used at the end of the movie to fight the scarlet witch. What if …? He introduced us to the “Strange Supreme”, a rather unsympathetic super villain who is tempted by force EyeAgamoto and can at worst increase his power.

With a generous variation, the Strange 2 is finally satisfying Supreme Strange (Not to be confused with Strange Supreme!), The Illuminati-given Doctor of Earth who used Darkhold and the “Sinister Strange,” a version that Stephen Strange fights with by striking musical notes.

And if you think there are too many variants of this Dr. Strange, think about all that was seen in the Loki series!

Go to the movies to discover Defender Strange!