Most Marvel fans can name the six Infinity Stones in Thanos' Infinity Gauntlet, but there are two more stones in the pages of Marvel Comics.

In Marvel Comics, Strange’s third eye is a manifestation of the Eye of Agamotto, which was introduced in the MCU as a containment vessel for the Time Stone. In the comics, ...

Thanos’ objective across the grand arc of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to date is much the same as his goal in the comics. ... At one point, he tells Doctor Strange that after he’s done, ...

In Avengers: Infinity War, we saw Thanos coming face-to-face with Iron Man, Captain America, Black Panther and others.

AVENGERS ENDGAME's events occurred thanks to Doctor Strange giving Thanos the Time Stone in Avengers Infinity War, but a new fan theory argues the Sorcerer Supreme mainly did this for another purpose.

When two of Thanos’ enforcers arrive in New York City, Doctor Strange does his best to fight them off with his new allies, but he winds up getting abducted by the aliens.

In a couple of years, fans will get to see Thanos go toe-to-toe with Doctor Strange when Avengers: […] By Megan Peters. September 6, 2017, 12:03am. X; ...

Reddit user Realistic_Analyst_26 highlighted Doctor Strange’s seemingly precise timing on Titan, writing, “He stalled Thanos during their fight to make sure Scott Lang is in the Quantum Realm ...

It’s Super Weird That ‘Captain Marvel’ Doesn’t Have Anything to Do With ‘Avengers: Endgame’ A Captain Marvel origin movie is uniquely suited for providing some Thanos backstory, and ...

Doctor Strange's comic book counterpart, meanwhile, has been a core member of Marvel Comics since 1963 after debuting in Strange Tales #110 and receiving his moniker from the anthology series' title.

The way WandaVision ended Episode 5 left us with X-citing questions, to be sure. But two characters’ brief debate over Endgame‘s ending was puzzling as well. Midway through “On a Very ...