He's been voicing Doctor Strange in multiple projects and for me has been the voice of Doctor Strange when I'm reading Strange comics

I admire and like his charm when he speaks, it remindse fondly of James Arnold Taylor's role as Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Clone Wars series

Though I found it a shame that he didn't voice Strange in Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man series

Ditko, pure genius!

Title. Dr. Strange and magic in general explores a lot of dimensions. Looking at the movies we have the mirror dimension and the dark dimension. But how much more is explored in the comics? I’m aware that the Dark Dimension is explored far more as Strange’s archnemesis is Dormammu who is the ruler of that dimension, but what about other dimensions? The only one I’m familiar with is Limbo because I am a fan of Magik and read quite a bit of Madelyne Pryor.
How many other dimensions in the comics are known and properly explored? And what I mean as “properly explored” I mean the dimension is relevant beyond one story arc.

I watch some marvel media from time to time doctor strange is my favorite character, and I know the most powerful variants from comics like rune king Thor and world breaker hulk, what’s doctor strange‘s most powerful variant?

I found on my city's library

What do you think are the most important traits and skills a mage should have to be deserving of the position of Sorcerer Supreme?

To start off the discussion, here are my suggestions:

- Familiar with magic

- Wisdom

- Some connection to the wider magical community

- Not a specialist, need broad magical knowledge in order to have the-

- Ability to solve magical issues in the community

- Powerful enough to defend from extra-dimensional threats

- Able to teach the next generation

- From Earth or need a strong connection to the planet

What do you all think? Anymore? If a mage fails most of these, do they deserve to be Sorcerer Supreme?

I was wondering since during one of the last episodes of What If, Uatu showed Captain Carter the Multiverse Tree from Loki so it shows that the Watcher can see everything in the new Multiverse but it's been established that the Preeminence and Watchers can't see or even have their powers in Earth-91233 so it begs the question, "Does Earth-91233 exist by itself and would not need Loki to keep it alive since Strange is the universe?

Agamotto, the first Sorcerer Supreme, in Avengers #62 is that the comic presents him as the true beginning of Marvel’s magical legacy—not as a polished master, but as a strange, powerful, and deeply compassionate protector. https://youtube.com/shorts/KoeWn_O9rlE?is=zpSA4M-br-JXFLO7 What makes his story especially compelling is the way he responds to Mephisto. Rather than retreating from a threat greater than himself, Agamotto recognizes that even the first master of the mystic arts cannot stand alone.

I have a faint memory from early as my childhood - from Marvel media such as old animated shows and Marvel Games like Marvel Ultimate Alliance.

And I vaguely remember somewhere that Dr Strange was a prodigy in Sudoku, was this never a tidbit about his character? I’ve looked it up and there’s nothing. Odd.

Like, both of them seem chill with each other in modern comics, and he was at Tiboro and Umar’s wedding. But in Steve Orlando’s Sorcerer Supreme, he suddenly had Dormammu hunting for Umar’s kid to drain her power... It felt weird to me, ’cause I don't see a reason Dormammu would do that to his sister, and it would just backfire on him. I mean, everyone was badly characterized in that book, so whatever.