Among the more notable is a Doctor Strange adaptation planned by Albert and Charles Band, founders of schlock staple Full Moon Features. While those rights eventually came to fruition in the form of 1998’s Blade, 2000’s X-Men, and 2002’s Spider-Man, it also led to a lot of projects that were never released. In fact, in the 1990s Marvel Comics filed for bankruptcy, and only stayed afloat by selling the film rights to many of its properties. These days, we think of the MCU as an unstoppable monolith, the king of the pop culture landscape. These ten movies are sure to appease those disappointed by Doctor Strange’s trip across alternate realities and sate those hungry for more mind-bending heroics.
Whether you’re all in or all out on Multiverse of Madness, the latest MCU entry has connections to a bevy of other cinematic offerings. Or you may have hated it, disappointed by its nonsensical plot decisions and waste of talented actors. You may have loved it, thrilled by Sam Raimi’s wild direction and its gnarly imagery. If box-office receipts are any indication, you’ve probably watched Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness at least once. This article contains Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness spoilers
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