Awesome Doctor Strange

LEGO has a sweet new model of Doctor Strange’s residence. The 2,708-piece Sanctum Sanctorum offers action inside and out. The three-story set includes minifigs of Doctor Strange, Wong, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Ebony Maw, Master Mordo, Sinister Strange, Dead Strange, and The Scarlet Witch. Drops 8.1.2022.

We’re excited for the release of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. So is this talented artist from Woodart Vietnam. Watch as he takes a block of wood and meticulously carves it into a sculpture of the mystical Doctor and his numerous limbs in action as he manipulates time and space to his whim.

After the universe splinters into multiple timelines, Doctor Strange meets up with Wanda Maximoff, aka Scarlet Witch, to help make sense of the mess. Among Doc’s challenges? An epic face-off with his own evil variant. Director Sam Raimi helms this MCU Phase Four blockbuster, which drops 5.6.2022.

After Mysterio reveals Spider-Man’s true identity, Peter Parker’s life is in chaos. So he asks his friend Doctor Strange to make everyone forget his secret identity. But Peter’s indecisiveness causes Doc’s spell to go wrong, opening a rift in space-time. No Way Home looks like a thrilling gateway to the Multiverse of Madness.

Prop builder Odin Makes shows off another very cool build – a replica of the Eye of Agamotto that appeared in Doctor Strange and Avengers: Infinity War. The 3D-printed piece of mystical jewelry even has a glowing green time stone at its center.

Good Smile Company’s Nendoroid action figure of Doctor Strange from Avengers: Infinity War. It comes with a lot of parts and accessories for a ton of posing options. You get three faces, multiple hands including the many arm effect, magic circles and more.

Cosplayer and steampunk gadget maker Frisk P shows off an awesome NERF blaster hack. By adding a spinning Phantom LED wand that pops out of its front, the gadget casts a Doctor Strange-like holographic spell in mid-air using a persistence of vision illusion.

Hot Toys’ latest depiction of Doctor Strange has a new body and a new head sculpt based on Benedict Cumberbatch’s appearance in Avengers: Infinity War. It also comes with a detchable magnetic cape, 13 interchangeable hands and 14 mystic art effects.

Bait’s officially licensed Marvel tees feature the name of some of the headliners of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and their hometown as simple text graphics. Our only complaint is that they gave New York to Tony Stark instead of to Peter Parker.

A man learns the real truth about the universe after he encounters a powerful kitty, bestowed with the power of The Ancient One. Benedict CumberCat stars in Kaipotainment’s silly parody of Marvel’s triptastic Doctor Strange.

(PG-13: Language) YouTuber Anastasia Vasilieva combined the Jemaine Clement song Goodbye Moonmen from Rick and Morty with the trippiest sequence from Doctor Strange, and it works just perfectly. It works surprisingly well with Star Trek: The Motion Picture too.

(PG-13: Language, Flashing images) “Doctor Strange explores the nature of human consciousness. Especially when you watch it high as sh*t.” The astute ET Garyx Wormuloid sums up the Sorcerer Supreme’s adventure and change of heart.

Effects house Framestore walks us through some of the 365+ insane and trippy visual effects sequences it created for Doctor Strange. Were Benedict Cumberbatch and Mads Mikkelsen even in this movie, or were they just their digital doubles?

“Driving responsibly ’cause I’m so smaaaart! And I like my hands.” Doctor Strange channels Marshall Eriksen, the Eye of Agamotto solves all problems, and Batman tries to impress the Ancient One in How It Should’ve Ended’s latest episode.

Doctor Strange performs nominal trickery to the delight of his two hype men. Combine the classic David Blaine parody skits with Supa Hot Fire and you get one of Saturday Night Live Korea‘s running gags.

Did you know that Joaquin Phoenix almost got the part of Stephen Strange in Marvel’s Cinematic Universe? That bombshell and more in CineFix’s trivia video about Doctor Strange. Also, we’ve seen it, and think it’s good enough you’ll want to see it on the big screen.

You think you know how the world works? If you’ve ever watched one of Aldo Jones‘ Weird Trailers, you most certainly know to expect some strange stuff. It’s only more appropriate this time, since the lead character’s name is “Doctor Strange” after all.