Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange) - Revision history

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Lyoko — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 11:48:07 GMT

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	\| real_name = Stephen Vincent Strange		\| real_name = Stephen Vincent Strange
	\| aliases = Sorcerer Supreme, Master of the Mystic Arts, Stephen Sanders, Captain Universe, Vincent Stevens, Strange		\| aliases = Sorcerer Supreme, Master of the Mystic Arts, Stephen Sanders, Captain Universe, Vincent Stevens, Strange
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	Strange soon clashed with powerful demon servants of [[Shuma-Gorath]], a vast extradimensional entity who had menaced Earth thousands of years ago and now sought to return via the mind of the Ancient One himself. At his mentor's prompting, Strange slew the Ancient One, preventing Shuma-Gorath's passage. The Ancient One's physical death made him one with Eternity, and Strange became Sorcerer Supreme, guardian of the entire universe. Heavily burdened by his new responsibilities and seeking the solace of family, Strange tried and failed to revive his brother Victor using spells from the [[Book of the Vishanti]], not realizing he was reading the Vampiric Verses, imbuing Victor with the potential for resurrection as a vampire.		Strange soon clashed with powerful demon servants of [[Shuma-Gorath]], a vast extradimensional entity who had menaced Earth thousands of years ago and now sought to return via the mind of the Ancient One himself. At his mentor's prompting, Strange slew the Ancient One, preventing Shuma-Gorath's passage. The Ancient One's physical death made him one with Eternity, and Strange became Sorcerer Supreme, guardian of the entire universe. Heavily burdened by his new responsibilities and seeking the solace of family, Strange tried and failed to revive his brother Victor using spells from the [[Book of the Vishanti]], not realizing he was reading the Vampiric Verses, imbuing Victor with the potential for resurrection as a vampire.

-	Strange continued to share adventures with the Defenders, and over the months the informal team's ranks expanded to include the [[Asgardians\|Asgardian]] [[Valkyrie]], the winged millionaire [[Nighthawk (Kyle Richmond)\|Nighthawk]], the happy-go-lucky [[Hellcat]], and others. Strange's time with the team forced him to face more non-mystical foes, such as the mutant [[Magneto (Magnus)\|Magneto]], the alien [[Nebulon the Celestial Man]], the subversive [[Sons of the Serpent]] and the bizarre masterminds called the [[Headmen]]. Strange's sanctuary often served as Defenders headquarters, and their camaraderie, plus the love of Clea, gave Strange a welcome change from his customary solitude.	+	Strange continued to share adventures with the Defenders, and over the months the informal team's ranks expanded to include the [[Asgardians\|Asgardian]] [[Valkyrie]], the winged millionaire [[Nighthawk (Kyle Richmond)\|Nighthawk]], the happy-go-lucky [[Hellcat]], and others. Strange's time with the team forced him to face more non-mystical foes, such as the mutant [[Magneto (Magnus)\|Magneto]], the alien [[Nebulon the Celestial Man]], the subversive [[Sons of the Serpent]] and the bizarre masterminds called the [[Headmen]]. Strange's sanctuary ([[Sanctum Sanctorum]]) often served as Defenders headquarters, and their camaraderie, plus the love of Clea, gave Strange a welcome change from his customary solitude.

	Manipulated by the trans-temporal sorcerers called the [[Creators]], the Ancient One's spirit offered Strange a chance to become one with the universe, but Strange refused and was stripped of the title and power of Sorcerer Supreme. Shortly afterward, Strange battled the Creators, thwarting their reality-reshaping plans by defeating their ally, the cosmic [[In-Betweener]]. With their deception revealed, the Ancient One restored Strange's former status. Although Strange's adventure took mere days from his perspective, weeks apparently passed on Earth; who, if anyone, held the post of Sorcerer Supreme during these weeks is unrevealed.		Manipulated by the trans-temporal sorcerers called the [[Creators]], the Ancient One's spirit offered Strange a chance to become one with the universe, but Strange refused and was stripped of the title and power of Sorcerer Supreme. Shortly afterward, Strange battled the Creators, thwarting their reality-reshaping plans by defeating their ally, the cosmic [[In-Betweener]]. With their deception revealed, the Ancient One restored Strange's former status. Although Strange's adventure took mere days from his perspective, weeks apparently passed on Earth; who, if anyone, held the post of Sorcerer Supreme during these weeks is unrevealed.

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Ohitsme — Sun, 26 Sep 2010 17:38:15 GMT

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	As Clea sought allies to regain the Dark Dimension, Strange formed alliances of his own by manipulating the formation of the [[Midnight Sons]], a loose-knit group of supernatural heroes, including those who had helped him invoke the Montesi Formula, destined to confront ancient evils. During Clea's absence, he briefly tutored the young sorcerer [[Phyffe, Augustyne\|Augustyne Phyffe]], who ultimately chose to abandon sorcery. After sharing leadership of Earth's heroes against the [[Magus (Adam Warlock)\|Magus]] during the [[Infinity War]], Strange teamed with Namor, the Hulk, and the Silver Surfer to battle [[Shanzar]], the invading Sorcerer Supreme of another dimension (by now, Strange had long since discovered the Tribunals' hoax and knew it was safe for the senior Defenders to reunite).		As Clea sought allies to regain the Dark Dimension, Strange formed alliances of his own by manipulating the formation of the [[Midnight Sons]], a loose-knit group of supernatural heroes, including those who had helped him invoke the Montesi Formula, destined to confront ancient evils. During Clea's absence, he briefly tutored the young sorcerer [[Phyffe, Augustyne\|Augustyne Phyffe]], who ultimately chose to abandon sorcery. After sharing leadership of Earth's heroes against the [[Magus (Adam Warlock)\|Magus]] during the [[Infinity War]], Strange teamed with Namor, the Hulk, and the Silver Surfer to battle [[Shanzar]], the invading Sorcerer Supreme of another dimension (by now, Strange had long since discovered the Tribunals' hoax and knew it was safe for the senior Defenders to reunite).

-	Meanwhile, the Principalities of various mystic realms faced the [[War of the Seven Spheres]], a cataclysmic clash with opposing entities that was expected to last five thousand years. Several of them, including the Vishanti, attempted to enlist allies such as Strange, but Strange refused to abandon his earthly duties and, being no match for the godlike Principalities, renounced the use of their mystic energies. Thus stripped of much of his power, Strange was ill-prepared to face a vastly enhanced Dormammu, who had manipulated Clea's deposal of Umar so that he could again rule the Dark Dimension. Strange recruited the Hulk, the Silver Surfer, and the [[Ghost Rider (Daniel Ketch)\|Ghost Rider]] (Dan Ketch) to aid him in repelling Dormammu, who retained control of the Dark Dimension despite Strange's victory, and Clea remained there to lead the new resistance. Strange sought out Immortalis in hopes of curing Victor, but was refused due to the temporary nature of the cure. Shortly afterward, Rintrah was seemingly slain destroying a dangerous talisman, and Strange, after placing Rintrah's body in stasis pending potential revival, took as a new apprentice [[Wildpride\|Kyllian Kell]], a youth empowered by [[Celtic ~~Gods~~]]. Strange also began periodically gathering informal teams of heroes as "[[Secret Defenders]]" to face threats he could not handle alone.	+	Meanwhile, the Principalities of various mystic realms faced the [[War of the Seven Spheres]], a cataclysmic clash with opposing entities that was expected to last five thousand years. Several of them, including the Vishanti, attempted to enlist allies such as Strange, but Strange refused to abandon his earthly duties and, being no match for the godlike Principalities, renounced the use of their mystic energies. Thus stripped of much of his power, Strange was ill-prepared to face a vastly enhanced Dormammu, who had manipulated Clea's deposal of Umar so that he could again rule the Dark Dimension. Strange recruited the Hulk, the Silver Surfer, and the [[Ghost Rider (Daniel Ketch)\|Ghost Rider]] (Dan Ketch) to aid him in repelling Dormammu, who retained control of the Dark Dimension despite Strange's victory, and Clea remained there to lead the new resistance. Strange sought out Immortalis in hopes of curing Victor, but was refused due to the temporary nature of the cure. Shortly afterward, Rintrah was seemingly slain destroying a dangerous talisman, and Strange, after placing Rintrah's body in stasis pending potential revival, took as a new apprentice [[Wildpride\|Kyllian Kell]], a youth empowered by [[Tuatha De Danaan\|Celtic gods]]. Strange also began periodically gathering informal teams of heroes as "[[Secret Defenders]]" to face threats he could not handle alone.

	[[image:DrStrangeInline2.jpg\|left]]Strange was among the heroes mesmerized by the [[Goddess]], who sought to remake the universe through her [[Infinity Crusade]]. While Strange's physical form served the Goddess, his astral form investigated the actions of Victor Strange, now the costumed hero Khiron, who had become too deadly a vigilante for Strange's liking. Realizing how violent he had become, Khiron took his own life, but Strange had little time to mourn; shortly after breaking free of the Goddess, Strange again faced Urthona, who had enlisted in the War of the Seven Spheres and had thus gained as much power as Strange had lost. Surviving this encounter, Strange tried to rescue Kyllian from a mystic dimension but left him behind when called to join the Midnight Sons against the ancient sorceress [[Lilith (Mother Of Demons)\|Lilith]]; weeks later, Kyllian returned in the enhanced form of Wildpride, later fighting both Strange and the Midnight Sons. Joining an international coalition of heroes in opposing the techno-magical threat of [[Mys-Tech]]'s [[Un-Earth]], Strange was one of six beings who stabilized the resulting unraveled reality.		[[image:DrStrangeInline2.jpg\|left]]Strange was among the heroes mesmerized by the [[Goddess]], who sought to remake the universe through her [[Infinity Crusade]]. While Strange's physical form served the Goddess, his astral form investigated the actions of Victor Strange, now the costumed hero Khiron, who had become too deadly a vigilante for Strange's liking. Realizing how violent he had become, Khiron took his own life, but Strange had little time to mourn; shortly after breaking free of the Goddess, Strange again faced Urthona, who had enlisted in the War of the Seven Spheres and had thus gained as much power as Strange had lost. Surviving this encounter, Strange tried to rescue Kyllian from a mystic dimension but left him behind when called to join the Midnight Sons against the ancient sorceress [[Lilith (Mother Of Demons)\|Lilith]]; weeks later, Kyllian returned in the enhanced form of Wildpride, later fighting both Strange and the Midnight Sons. Joining an international coalition of heroes in opposing the techno-magical threat of [[Mys-Tech]]'s [[Un-Earth]], Strange was one of six beings who stabilized the resulting unraveled reality.

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-	\| powers = Doctor Strange is one of the most powerful sorcerers in existence. Like most sorcerers, he draws his power from three primary sources: the invocation of powerful mystic entities or objects, the manipulation of the universe's ambient magical energy, and his own psychic resources. Strange's magical repertoire includes energy projection and manipulation, matter transformation, animation of inanimate objects, teleportation, illusion-casting, mesmerism, thought projection, astral projection, dimensional travel, time travel and mental possession ~~and flight~~, to name a few. The full range of his abilities is unknown. Doctor Strange's powers are sometimes less effective against strictly science-based opponents, although he can overcome this limitation with effort.	+	\| powers = Doctor Strange is one of the most powerful sorcerers in existence. Like most sorcerers, he draws his power from three primary sources: the invocation of powerful mystic entities or objects, the manipulation of the universe's ambient magical energy, and his own psychic resources. Strange's magical repertoire includes energy projection and manipulation, matter transformation, animation of inanimate objects, teleportation, illusion-casting, mesmerism, thought projection, astral projection, dimensional travel, time travel and mental possession, to name a few. The full range of his abilities is unknown. Doctor Strange's powers are sometimes less effective against strictly science-based opponents, although he can overcome this limitation with effort.
	\| abilities = Doctor Strange is a skilled athlete and martial artist with substantial medical and magical knowledge. Though an expert surgeon, Strange's nerve-damaged hands prevent him from performing surgery except when supplemented by magic.		\| abilities = Doctor Strange is a skilled athlete and martial artist with substantial medical and magical knowledge. Though an expert surgeon, Strange's nerve-damaged hands prevent him from performing surgery except when supplemented by magic.
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Donny810 at 21:27, 8 February 2010

Donny810 — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 21:27:53 GMT

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-	\| powers = Doctor Strange is most powerful ~~sorcerer~~ in existence. Like most sorcerers, he draws his power from three primary sources: the invocation of powerful mystic entities or objects, the manipulation of the universe's ambient magical energy, and his own psychic resources. Strange's magical repertoire includes energy projection and manipulation, matter transformation, animation of inanimate objects, teleportation, illusion-casting, mesmerism, thought projection, astral projection, dimensional travel, time travel and mental possession, to name a few. The full range of his abilities is unknown. Doctor Strange's powers are sometimes less effective against strictly science-based opponents, although he can overcome this limitation with effort.	+	\| powers = Doctor Strange is one of the most powerful sorcerers in existence. Like most sorcerers, he draws his power from three primary sources: the invocation of powerful mystic entities or objects, the manipulation of the universe's ambient magical energy, and his own psychic resources. Strange's magical repertoire includes energy projection and manipulation, matter transformation, animation of inanimate objects, teleportation, illusion-casting, mesmerism, thought projection, astral projection, dimensional travel, time travel and mental possession and flight, to name a few. The full range of his abilities is unknown. Doctor Strange's powers are sometimes less effective against strictly science-based opponents, although he can overcome this limitation with effort.
	\| abilities = Doctor Strange is a skilled athlete and martial artist with substantial medical and magical knowledge. Though an expert surgeon, Strange's nerve-damaged hands prevent him from performing surgery except when supplemented by magic.		\| abilities = Doctor Strange is a skilled athlete and martial artist with substantial medical and magical knowledge. Though an expert surgeon, Strange's nerve-damaged hands prevent him from performing surgery except when supplemented by magic.
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	Another sort of status quo returned when the extradimensional techno-mage [[Yandroth]], an old foe of both Strange and the Defenders, unleashed destructive forces upon the Earth. Strange, Namor, Hulk and the Surfer united against Yandroth, but time had made them less compatible. When Yandroth seemingly perished, he used Earth's magical energy to bind the quarrelsome quartet with a spiteful curse that would force them together against all future threats to Earth, regardless of their other concerns. Other Defenders alumni lent their aid in coping with this situation, and Strange, although irritated by Yandroth's curse, was not untouched by the renewed camaraderie of his fellow heroes. However, the curse magnified the anger and egos of the four senior Defenders until they became mentally unstable and, as the [[Order]], sought to end all threats to the Earth by taking control of it. Several other heroes, including Clea, fought them, and the energies unleashed by the battle were harnessed to resurrect Yandroth in a powerful new form. Shocked back to their senses by this development, the four Defenders stopped fighting, which reduced Yandroth to human form. Yandroth was defeated and imprisoned.		Another sort of status quo returned when the extradimensional techno-mage [[Yandroth]], an old foe of both Strange and the Defenders, unleashed destructive forces upon the Earth. Strange, Namor, Hulk and the Surfer united against Yandroth, but time had made them less compatible. When Yandroth seemingly perished, he used Earth's magical energy to bind the quarrelsome quartet with a spiteful curse that would force them together against all future threats to Earth, regardless of their other concerns. Other Defenders alumni lent their aid in coping with this situation, and Strange, although irritated by Yandroth's curse, was not untouched by the renewed camaraderie of his fellow heroes. However, the curse magnified the anger and egos of the four senior Defenders until they became mentally unstable and, as the [[Order]], sought to end all threats to the Earth by taking control of it. Several other heroes, including Clea, fought them, and the energies unleashed by the battle were harnessed to resurrect Yandroth in a powerful new form. Shocked back to their senses by this development, the four Defenders stopped fighting, which reduced Yandroth to human form. Yandroth was defeated and imprisoned.

-	Shaken by his misuse of power and position, Strange cut himself off from his super-hero allies, even becoming aloof from his longtime friend Spider-Man. When the idealistic mystic Topaz became Strange's fifth known disciple, he held her at an emotional distance and, when she disobeyed him in the aftermath of a mystic threat, he dismissed her. Although Strange continues to defend the Earth dimension and to assist fellow heroes as needed, his old arrogance has resurfaced, and his ultimate role in recent upheavals within the superhuman community remains to be seen.After all that happened to Strange he decided to go into hiding when Baron Mordo changed history so Strange never existed.With his powers he went back in time to stop Baron Mordo.A few days later Thor came to see Strange about Asgard.He invited Strange to become a god. Strange declined.Thor told Strange that it was not him who invited him to be a god,it was those whose sit above in shadow who invited him.Thor then transported them both to where those whose sit above in shadow are.They told Strange that he was destined to become the ruler and creator of all living,non living,and inanimate creatures in the multi-universe.Strange with some thinking accepted.With his new powers he rules the multi-universe.When Hulk attacked newyork,Strange fought and won fighting the Hulk,Hulk was nearly dead when Strange was finished with him.He currently married to Jessica Drews and ruling the multi-universe.	+	Shaken by his misuse of power and position, Strange cut himself off from his super-hero allies, even becoming aloof from his longtime friend Spider-Man. When the idealistic mystic Topaz became Strange's fifth known disciple, he held her at an emotional distance and, when she disobeyed him in the aftermath of a mystic threat, he dismissed her. Although Strange continues to defend the Earth dimension and to assist fellow heroes as needed, his old arrogance has resurfaced, and his ultimate role in recent upheavals within the superhuman community remains to be seen.

	For other people known as Doctor Strange, see [[Doctor Strange (disambiguation)]].		For other people known as Doctor Strange, see [[Doctor Strange (disambiguation)]].

Fartingboy at 02:20, 15 January 2010

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	universe = [[Marvel Universe]]		universe = [[Marvel Universe]]
-	\| real_name = ~~Michael~~ Vincent ~~Burch~~	+	\| real_name = Stephen Vincent Strange
	\| aliases = Sorcerer Supreme, Master of the Mystic Arts, Stephen Sanders, Captain Universe, Vincent Stevens, Strange		\| aliases = Sorcerer Supreme, Master of the Mystic Arts, Stephen Sanders, Captain Universe, Vincent Stevens, Strange
	\| identity = The general public regards Strange as an ordinary occult scholar, if not a charlatan		\| identity = The general public regards Strange as an ordinary occult scholar, if not a charlatan
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-	\| powers = Doctor Strange is ~~one of the~~ most powerful ~~sorcerers~~ in existence. Like most sorcerers, he draws his power from three primary sources: the invocation of powerful mystic entities or objects, the manipulation of the universe's ambient magical energy, and his own psychic resources. Strange's magical repertoire includes energy projection and manipulation, matter transformation, animation of inanimate objects, teleportation, illusion-casting, mesmerism, thought projection, astral projection, dimensional travel, time travel and mental possession, to name a few. The full range of his abilities is unknown. Doctor Strange's powers are sometimes less effective against strictly science-based opponents, although he can overcome this limitation with effort.	+	\| powers = Doctor Strange is most powerful sorcerer in existence. Like most sorcerers, he draws his power from three primary sources: the invocation of powerful mystic entities or objects, the manipulation of the universe's ambient magical energy, and his own psychic resources. Strange's magical repertoire includes energy projection and manipulation, matter transformation, animation of inanimate objects, teleportation, illusion-casting, mesmerism, thought projection, astral projection, dimensional travel, time travel and mental possession, to name a few. The full range of his abilities is unknown. Doctor Strange's powers are sometimes less effective against strictly science-based opponents, although he can overcome this limitation with effort.
	\| abilities = Doctor Strange is a skilled athlete and martial artist with substantial medical and magical knowledge. Though an expert surgeon, Strange's nerve-damaged hands prevent him from performing surgery except when supplemented by magic.		\| abilities = Doctor Strange is a skilled athlete and martial artist with substantial medical and magical knowledge. Though an expert surgeon, Strange's nerve-damaged hands prevent him from performing surgery except when supplemented by magic.
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	Another sort of status quo returned when the extradimensional techno-mage [[Yandroth]], an old foe of both Strange and the Defenders, unleashed destructive forces upon the Earth. Strange, Namor, Hulk and the Surfer united against Yandroth, but time had made them less compatible. When Yandroth seemingly perished, he used Earth's magical energy to bind the quarrelsome quartet with a spiteful curse that would force them together against all future threats to Earth, regardless of their other concerns. Other Defenders alumni lent their aid in coping with this situation, and Strange, although irritated by Yandroth's curse, was not untouched by the renewed camaraderie of his fellow heroes. However, the curse magnified the anger and egos of the four senior Defenders until they became mentally unstable and, as the [[Order]], sought to end all threats to the Earth by taking control of it. Several other heroes, including Clea, fought them, and the energies unleashed by the battle were harnessed to resurrect Yandroth in a powerful new form. Shocked back to their senses by this development, the four Defenders stopped fighting, which reduced Yandroth to human form. Yandroth was defeated and imprisoned.		Another sort of status quo returned when the extradimensional techno-mage [[Yandroth]], an old foe of both Strange and the Defenders, unleashed destructive forces upon the Earth. Strange, Namor, Hulk and the Surfer united against Yandroth, but time had made them less compatible. When Yandroth seemingly perished, he used Earth's magical energy to bind the quarrelsome quartet with a spiteful curse that would force them together against all future threats to Earth, regardless of their other concerns. Other Defenders alumni lent their aid in coping with this situation, and Strange, although irritated by Yandroth's curse, was not untouched by the renewed camaraderie of his fellow heroes. However, the curse magnified the anger and egos of the four senior Defenders until they became mentally unstable and, as the [[Order]], sought to end all threats to the Earth by taking control of it. Several other heroes, including Clea, fought them, and the energies unleashed by the battle were harnessed to resurrect Yandroth in a powerful new form. Shocked back to their senses by this development, the four Defenders stopped fighting, which reduced Yandroth to human form. Yandroth was defeated and imprisoned.

-	Shaken by his misuse of power and position, Strange cut himself off from his super-hero allies, even becoming aloof from his longtime friend Spider-Man. When the idealistic mystic Topaz became Strange's fifth known disciple, he held her at an emotional distance and, when she disobeyed him in the aftermath of a mystic threat, he dismissed her. Although Strange continues to defend the Earth dimension and to assist fellow heroes as needed, his old arrogance has resurfaced, and his ultimate role in recent upheavals within the superhuman community remains to be seen.	+	Shaken by his misuse of power and position, Strange cut himself off from his super-hero allies, even becoming aloof from his longtime friend Spider-Man. When the idealistic mystic Topaz became Strange's fifth known disciple, he held her at an emotional distance and, when she disobeyed him in the aftermath of a mystic threat, he dismissed her. Although Strange continues to defend the Earth dimension and to assist fellow heroes as needed, his old arrogance has resurfaced, and his ultimate role in recent upheavals within the superhuman community remains to be seen.After all that happened to Strange he decided to go into hiding when Baron Mordo changed history so Strange never existed.With his powers he went back in time to stop Baron Mordo.A few days later Thor came to see Strange about Asgard.He invited Strange to become a god. Strange declined.Thor told Strange that it was not him who invited him to be a god,it was those whose sit above in shadow who invited him.Thor then transported them both to where those whose sit above in shadow are.They told Strange that he was destined to become the ruler and creator of all living,non living,and inanimate creatures in the multi-universe.Strange with some thinking accepted.With his new powers he rules the multi-universe.When Hulk attacked newyork,Strange fought and won fighting the Hulk,Hulk was nearly dead when Strange was finished with him.He currently married to Jessica Drews and ruling the multi-universe.

	For other people known as Doctor Strange, see [[Doctor Strange (disambiguation)]].		For other people known as Doctor Strange, see [[Doctor Strange (disambiguation)]].

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	\| aliases = Sorcerer Supreme, Master of the Mystic Arts, Stephen Sanders, Captain Universe, Vincent Stevens, Strange		\| aliases = Sorcerer Supreme, Master of the Mystic Arts, Stephen Sanders, Captain Universe, Vincent Stevens, Strange
	\| identity = The general public regards Strange as an ordinary occult scholar, if not a charlatan		\| identity = The general public regards Strange as an ordinary occult scholar, if not a charlatan

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	After high school, Strange entered pre-med at a New York college. Later, home on vacation for his nineteenth birthday, Strange went swimming with Donna, who suffered a cramp and drowned. Finding her body after a desperate search, Strange felt a sense of personal failure that eroded his medical idealism. After earning his medical degree in record time, he entered a five-year residency at New York Hospital, where his rapid success made him arrogant. When his mother Beverly died near the end of his residency, a bereaved Strange grew distant from his work. His talent was unaffected, though, and he became a wealthy, celebrated neurosurgeon before he turned thirty. His egotism made him cold and callous, interested only in high fees. He saved the life of injured United Nations translator, Madeleine Revell; following a romance and proposal, she left him due to his increasingly materialist nature. Two years after Beverly's death, her husband Eugene fell ill; unable to face another family death, Stephen refused to visit his deathbed. A few days later, an outraged Victor berated Stephen for his apparent lack of grief, then rushed from Strange's apartment into the path of an oncoming car. Blaming himself, Strange placed Victor's body in cold storage, half-hoping that future breakthroughs could revive him.		After high school, Strange entered pre-med at a New York college. Later, home on vacation for his nineteenth birthday, Strange went swimming with Donna, who suffered a cramp and drowned. Finding her body after a desperate search, Strange felt a sense of personal failure that eroded his medical idealism. After earning his medical degree in record time, he entered a five-year residency at New York Hospital, where his rapid success made him arrogant. When his mother Beverly died near the end of his residency, a bereaved Strange grew distant from his work. His talent was unaffected, though, and he became a wealthy, celebrated neurosurgeon before he turned thirty. His egotism made him cold and callous, interested only in high fees. He saved the life of injured United Nations translator, Madeleine Revell; following a romance and proposal, she left him due to his increasingly materialist nature. Two years after Beverly's death, her husband Eugene fell ill; unable to face another family death, Stephen refused to visit his deathbed. A few days later, an outraged Victor berated Stephen for his apparent lack of grief, then rushed from Strange's apartment into the path of an oncoming car. Blaming himself, Strange placed Victor's body in cold storage, half-hoping that future breakthroughs could revive him.

-	At Circa in 1963, Strange was in a car accident that severely damaged the nerves in his hands, ending his surgical career. Too vain to accept positions as a consultant or assistant, Strange sought a cure and pursued every available treatment, legitimate or not, soon depleting his fortune; in months he was reduced to a derelict, performing shady medical procedures that barely paid his bar tabs. After hearing rumors of the mystical Ancient One, a desperate Strange pawned his last possessions for a ticket to the East and found the Ancient One's Tibetan palace. At first annoyed when the Ancient One refused to cure him, Strange was later astonished to see the sorcerer attacked by mystic forces. Upon learning that the Ancient One was Earth's magical defender and that the attack on him came from his pupil Mordo, Strange tried to warn him, but Mordo mystically prevented Strange from doing so. For the sake of the Ancient One and the world, Strange acted unselfishly for the first time in years, vowing to learn magic himself so he could counter Mordo and his ilk. He offered himself as a disciple to the Ancient One, who accepted, having known of Mordo's treachery all along. The Ancient One spent years instructing Strange in the art of sorcery, teaching him how to tap the innate mystic powers of both himself and the world around him, as well as how to invoke the power of awesome entities, or Principalities, who resided in their own realms, most notably the three benign beings known as the [[Vishanti]]. A few years after Strange's arrival, Mordo left to seek greater power, and would often clash with Strange in the future. Strange's guilt over his earlier mistakes weighed heavily upon him over the years, and not all of his early recollections can be trusted.	+	Circa 1963, Strange was in a car accident that severely damaged the nerves in his hands, ending his surgical career. Too vain to accept positions as a consultant or assistant, Strange sought a cure and pursued every available treatment, legitimate or not, soon depleting his fortune; in months he was reduced to a derelict, performing shady medical procedures that barely paid his bar tabs. After hearing rumors of the mystical Ancient One, a desperate Strange pawned his last possessions for a ticket to the East and found the Ancient One's Tibetan palace. At first annoyed when the Ancient One refused to cure him, Strange was later astonished to see the sorcerer attacked by mystic forces. Upon learning that the Ancient One was Earth's magical defender and that the attack on him came from his pupil Mordo, Strange tried to warn him, but Mordo mystically prevented Strange from doing so. For the sake of the Ancient One and the world, Strange acted unselfishly for the first time in years, vowing to learn magic himself so he could counter Mordo and his ilk. He offered himself as a disciple to the Ancient One, who accepted, having known of Mordo's treachery all along. The Ancient One spent years instructing Strange in the art of sorcery, teaching him how to tap the innate mystic powers of both himself and the world around him, as well as how to invoke the power of awesome entities, or Principalities, who resided in their own realms, most notably the three benign beings known as the [[Vishanti]]. A few years after Strange's arrival, Mordo left to seek greater power, and would often clash with Strange in the future. Strange's guilt over his earlier mistakes weighed heavily upon him over the years, and not all of his early recollections can be trusted.

	[[image:DrStrangeInline.jpg\|left]]During his years of study and early activity, Strange befriended many sorcerers around the world, including [[Lord Phyffe\|Lord Julian Phyffe]] and [[Bentley, Clive\|Sir Clive Bentley]] of Great Britain; [[Spinosa, Alfeo\|Cardinal Alfeo Spinosa]] and [[Count Carezzi]] of Italy; [[Karindu, Omar\|Omar Karindu]], [[Kaliph, Rama\|Rama Kaliph]], and [[Barim, Turhan\|Turhan Barim]] of the Middle East; [[Yee, Wai Chee\|Wai Chee Yee]] and [[Sen-Yu]] of Asia; and [[Kane, Aleister\|Aleister Kane]], [[Ward, Kenneth\|Kenneth Ward]], and [[Brukner, Frank\|Frank Brukner]] of America. Other immortal adventurers, such as [[Immortalis]] and [[Terror, Inc.]], regarded his ascent with skepticism. Strange also found allies among more earthly heroes, aiding the adventurer [[Black Fox]] in at least two adventures. No later than the 1970s, Strange returned to America, becoming a mystic consultant in New York's Greenwich Village. He was joined by [[Wong]], the descendant of a line that had served the Ancient One for centuries, who became his servant and friend. Strange's earliest foes included the demonic [[Bottle Imp]]; a nightmarish manifestation of the entity [[KhLΘg]]; and the [[Glossary:D#demon\|demon]] [[Nightmare]], who preyed upon humanity's dreams and became one of Strange's bitterest enemies. Developing a mysterious reputation like the Ancient One before him, Strange became an occasional consultant to local and even federal authorities.		[[image:DrStrangeInline.jpg\|left]]During his years of study and early activity, Strange befriended many sorcerers around the world, including [[Lord Phyffe\|Lord Julian Phyffe]] and [[Bentley, Clive\|Sir Clive Bentley]] of Great Britain; [[Spinosa, Alfeo\|Cardinal Alfeo Spinosa]] and [[Count Carezzi]] of Italy; [[Karindu, Omar\|Omar Karindu]], [[Kaliph, Rama\|Rama Kaliph]], and [[Barim, Turhan\|Turhan Barim]] of the Middle East; [[Yee, Wai Chee\|Wai Chee Yee]] and [[Sen-Yu]] of Asia; and [[Kane, Aleister\|Aleister Kane]], [[Ward, Kenneth\|Kenneth Ward]], and [[Brukner, Frank\|Frank Brukner]] of America. Other immortal adventurers, such as [[Immortalis]] and [[Terror, Inc.]], regarded his ascent with skepticism. Strange also found allies among more earthly heroes, aiding the adventurer [[Black Fox]] in at least two adventures. No later than the 1970s, Strange returned to America, becoming a mystic consultant in New York's Greenwich Village. He was joined by [[Wong]], the descendant of a line that had served the Ancient One for centuries, who became his servant and friend. Strange's earliest foes included the demonic [[Bottle Imp]]; a nightmarish manifestation of the entity [[KhLΘg]]; and the [[Glossary:D#demon\|demon]] [[Nightmare]], who preyed upon humanity's dreams and became one of Strange's bitterest enemies. Developing a mysterious reputation like the Ancient One before him, Strange became an occasional consultant to local and even federal authorities.
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	Shaken by his misuse of power and position, Strange cut himself off from his super-hero allies, even becoming aloof from his longtime friend Spider-Man. When the idealistic mystic Topaz became Strange's fifth known disciple, he held her at an emotional distance and, when she disobeyed him in the aftermath of a mystic threat, he dismissed her. Although Strange continues to defend the Earth dimension and to assist fellow heroes as needed, his old arrogance has resurfaced, and his ultimate role in recent upheavals within the superhuman community remains to be seen.		Shaken by his misuse of power and position, Strange cut himself off from his super-hero allies, even becoming aloof from his longtime friend Spider-Man. When the idealistic mystic Topaz became Strange's fifth known disciple, he held her at an emotional distance and, when she disobeyed him in the aftermath of a mystic threat, he dismissed her. Although Strange continues to defend the Earth dimension and to assist fellow heroes as needed, his old arrogance has resurfaced, and his ultimate role in recent upheavals within the superhuman community remains to be seen.
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	As Clea sought allies to regain the Dark Dimension, Strange formed alliances of his own by manipulating the formation of the [[Midnight Sons]], a loose-knit group of supernatural heroes, including those who had helped him invoke the Montesi Formula, destined to confront ancient evils. During Clea's absence, he briefly tutored the young sorcerer [[Phyffe, Augustyne\|Augustyne Phyffe]], who ultimately chose to abandon sorcery. After sharing leadership of Earth's heroes against the [[Magus (Adam Warlock)\|Magus]] during the [[Infinity War]], Strange teamed with Namor, the Hulk, and the Silver Surfer to battle [[Shanzar]], the invading Sorcerer Supreme of another dimension (by now, Strange had long since discovered the Tribunals' hoax and knew it was safe for the senior Defenders to reunite).		As Clea sought allies to regain the Dark Dimension, Strange formed alliances of his own by manipulating the formation of the [[Midnight Sons]], a loose-knit group of supernatural heroes, including those who had helped him invoke the Montesi Formula, destined to confront ancient evils. During Clea's absence, he briefly tutored the young sorcerer [[Phyffe, Augustyne\|Augustyne Phyffe]], who ultimately chose to abandon sorcery. After sharing leadership of Earth's heroes against the [[Magus (Adam Warlock)\|Magus]] during the [[Infinity War]], Strange teamed with Namor, the Hulk, and the Silver Surfer to battle [[Shanzar]], the invading Sorcerer Supreme of another dimension (by now, Strange had long since discovered the Tribunals' hoax and knew it was safe for the senior Defenders to reunite).

-	Meanwhile, the Principalities of various mystic realms faced the [[War of the Seven Spheres]], a cataclysmic clash with opposing entities that was expected to last five thousand years. Several of them, including the Vishanti, attempted to enlist allies such as Strange, but Strange refused to abandon his earthly duties and, being no match for the godlike Principalities, renounced the use of their mystic energies. Thus stripped of much of his power, Strange was ill-prepared to face a vastly enhanced Dormammu, who had manipulated Clea's deposal of Umar so that he could again rule the Dark Dimension. Strange recruited the Hulk, the Silver Surfer, and the [[Ghost Rider (Daniel Ketch)\|Ghost Rider]] (Dan Ketch) to aid him in repelling Dormammu, who retained control of the Dark Dimension despite Strange's victory, and Clea remained there to lead the new resistance. Strange sought out Immortalis in hopes of curing Victor, but was refused due to the temporary nature of the cure. Shortly afterward, Rintrah was seemingly slain destroying a dangerous talisman, and Strange, after placing Rintrah's body in stasis pending potential revival, took as a new apprentice [[Wildpride\|Kyllian Kell]], a youth empowered by [[Celtic ~~Gods~~]]. Strange also began periodically gathering informal teams of heroes as "[[Secret Defenders]]" to face threats he could not handle alone.	+	Meanwhile, the Principalities of various mystic realms faced the [[War of the Seven Spheres]], a cataclysmic clash with opposing entities that was expected to last five thousand years. Several of them, including the Vishanti, attempted to enlist allies such as Strange, but Strange refused to abandon his earthly duties and, being no match for the godlike Principalities, renounced the use of their mystic energies. Thus stripped of much of his power, Strange was ill-prepared to face a vastly enhanced Dormammu, who had manipulated Clea's deposal of Umar so that he could again rule the Dark Dimension. Strange recruited the Hulk, the Silver Surfer, and the [[Ghost Rider (Daniel Ketch)\|Ghost Rider]] (Dan Ketch) to aid him in repelling Dormammu, who retained control of the Dark Dimension despite Strange's victory, and Clea remained there to lead the new resistance. Strange sought out Immortalis in hopes of curing Victor, but was refused due to the temporary nature of the cure. Shortly afterward, Rintrah was seemingly slain destroying a dangerous talisman, and Strange, after placing Rintrah's body in stasis pending potential revival, took as a new apprentice [[Wildpride\|Kyllian Kell]], a youth empowered by [[Tuatha De Danaan\|Celtic gods]]. Strange also began periodically gathering informal teams of heroes as "[[Secret Defenders]]" to face threats he could not handle alone.

	[[image:DrStrangeInline2.jpg\|left]]Strange was among the heroes mesmerized by the [[Goddess]], who sought to remake the universe through her [[Infinity Crusade]]. While Strange's physical form served the Goddess, his astral form investigated the actions of Victor Strange, now the costumed hero Khiron, who had become too deadly a vigilante for Strange's liking. Realizing how violent he had become, Khiron took his own life, but Strange had little time to mourn; shortly after breaking free of the Goddess, Strange again faced Urthona, who had enlisted in the War of the Seven Spheres and had thus gained as much power as Strange had lost. Surviving this encounter, Strange tried to rescue Kyllian from a mystic dimension but left him behind when called to join the Midnight Sons against the ancient sorceress [[Lilith (Mother Of Demons)\|Lilith]]; weeks later, Kyllian returned in the enhanced form of Wildpride, later fighting both Strange and the Midnight Sons. Joining an international coalition of heroes in opposing the techno-magical threat of [[Mys-Tech]]'s [[Un-Earth]], Strange was one of six beings who stabilized the resulting unraveled reality.		[[image:DrStrangeInline2.jpg\|left]]Strange was among the heroes mesmerized by the [[Goddess]], who sought to remake the universe through her [[Infinity Crusade]]. While Strange's physical form served the Goddess, his astral form investigated the actions of Victor Strange, now the costumed hero Khiron, who had become too deadly a vigilante for Strange's liking. Realizing how violent he had become, Khiron took his own life, but Strange had little time to mourn; shortly after breaking free of the Goddess, Strange again faced Urthona, who had enlisted in the War of the Seven Spheres and had thus gained as much power as Strange had lost. Surviving this encounter, Strange tried to rescue Kyllian from a mystic dimension but left him behind when called to join the Midnight Sons against the ancient sorceress [[Lilith (Mother Of Demons)\|Lilith]]; weeks later, Kyllian returned in the enhanced form of Wildpride, later fighting both Strange and the Midnight Sons. Joining an international coalition of heroes in opposing the techno-magical threat of [[Mys-Tech]]'s [[Un-Earth]], Strange was one of six beings who stabilized the resulting unraveled reality.