After ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,’ Read These 5 Comics

Of course, last year Spider-Man: No Way Home Multiverse-hopping superhero Shenanigan gave the audience some primer, but nothing really worked out for them. Dr. Strange in Madness’s Multiverse. In fact, it is not true. There are some: Comics. Which brings up a question: what next? Like all things in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there are many unknowns, but read on if you are looking for some possible answers.

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The doctor’s death is strange # 1-5 (2021-2022)

For Stephen Strange, Marvel’s recent comic book outing kills the character – and immediately brings an alternate version of it to investigate the murder. It’s fun, fast moving, and full of twists and turns. In this short series, author Jade McKay and artist Lee Garbett conjure up the mystery of the murder, creating an improbable but ideal acquaintance with Dr. Strange and the strange world around him… even though he is technically dead.

Defenders # 1-5 (2021-2022)

They may not be traveling across the Multiverse, but this renaissance of the 1970s super team is so mind-boggling that you won’t even notice. When Strange visits a mysterious man wearing an object of enormous and unknown power, it embarks on a journey beyond the source of the Marvel Universe and into the existing reality. Before The combination of psychedelic writing from reality acclaimed Immortal Hulk With the art of Xavier Rodriguez and author Al Ewing, this may be the strangest thing Marvel has published in a long time.

Bizarre four # 570-611, FF # 1-23 (2009-2012)

For one of the greatest Marvel multiverse stories, look at author Jonathan Hickman’s celebrated race Bizarre four, Where Reid Richards joins the final think tank: a council consisting entirely of its own version of alternative reality. The differences between the members of the Council of Reeds only help to define “our” Reed Richards, as well as reveal a host of storytelling possibilities … and there is little to no inspiration for the filmmakers. Multiverse of Madness Process.

Darkhold (2021)

Although things didn’t work out very well for Scarlett Witch’s MCU version, those looking for a happy ending should pay attention to this recent story where she stands alone against a demonic attack. As Darkhold corrupts heroes around the world, only Wonder Knowledge and the power to take care of business… but in the end he may not be enough. Author Steve Orlando leads a creative charge through this horror adventure.

Young Avengers # 1-15 (2013)

America Chavez is definitely one of the breakouts Multiverse of MadnessBut his best time remains arguably the favorite Young Avengers The series introduces many of the elements that have brought him onscreen to the end. As it happens, this run by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McClelland has a small amount of thematic crossover and the second The doctor is weird Movies including the magical threat of reality, the cosmic consequences of selfish action, and oh yes, Wonder Two kids being in the middle of everything.

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