In 2016, Doctor Strange made the leap to live action, as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, played by Benedict Cumberbatch. The uniform he wore in this film closely resembled his red and blue ...

Oscar-winning British costume designer Alexandra Byrne ... sometimes muted clothes populating the fantastical “Doctor Strange” world that lend the movie a kind of realness.

The Doctor Strange Defenders costume was made famous in Hawkeye writer Matt Fraction’s Defenders series with Terry Dodson during the 2010s. Strange kept the look in Jonathan Hickman and Steve ...

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness may not be based on any one, particular comic book storyline, but it does draw heavily from the comics in one area. The superhero costumes seen in the ...

Doctor Strange opens Nov. 4, 2016, and so far we’ve heard and seen very little about the production other than who’s in it: Benedict Cumberbatch, Tilda Swinton, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and possibly ...

And Doctor Strange couldn’t coast on that cloak alone. Cumberbatch’s main deep-blue costume—which Byrne created the most duplicates of—shows off the Asian influence on the film’s design.

Magno talked about his process drawing the series, shining a bit of light on the costume change, adding: “When I was asked to draw Doctor Strange of Asgard, I imagined the reader seeing the ...

It was evident that MCU fans loved seeing Doctor Strange’s costume in Thor: Ragnarok, which begs the question, what happened to make fans so upset over this topic? In the Reddit discussion ...

In a resurfaced interview, the Doctor Strange sequel's costume designer, Graham Churchyard, has confirmed plans for Tom Holland's Spider-Man to make an appearance in the movie for what sounds like ...