Legendary comic book creator and artist Steve Ditko has died at the age of 90.

Stephen Strange and weatherman Phil Connors have more in common than you'd expect.

We're at a point where it sometimes feels like Marvel's various television shows don't connect to the rest of the MCU in the same way that Agents of SHIELD once did, way back in its first season. Surprisingly, though, Hulu's Runaways is switching things up with a very random link to Doctor Strange.

One of the biggest messes that still remains from the bleak fallout of Secret Empire is actually one of the event's first shocking moments: The complete destruction of the city of Las Vegas, on Stevil Rogers' orders. Now, Stephen Strange wants to try and fix it... but he only manages to make things much worse.

177a Bleecker Street has a new occupant: Loki Laufeyson, the God of Mischief. It's a wild change for Marvel's Doctor Strange series, and one you'd think the heroes of the Marvel universe would immediately see as something to be corrected and dealt with. Some do, but surprisingly, certain other characters are fine with where Loki is.

We're inundated with comic book movies and TV shows these days. But for a decade now, we've been in the age of the "practical" hero look. And that was fine in the beginning, when everyone was worried about getting regular people to take this genre seriously. But we are far past that point now, and there are some things we demand to see.

The New York City of the Marvel universe is teeming with heroes, being home to everyone from Steve Rogers to Peter Parker. With four of those famous New Yorkers teaming up on the small screen in The Defenders, we decided to rank the finest inhabitants of the comic book Big Apple.

There are dozens of witches and warlocks running around Marvel's comics who, at one point or another, have been up for consideration as the next Sorcerer Supreme. Traditionally, the Supremacy has been bestowed upon Stephen Strange, but that's about to change -- for the worse.

I didn't make the comparison initially because I was on a long-haul flight and was completely exhausted, but the parallels between Iron Man and Doctor Strange are pretty obvious now.

The boarding school is a staple of young adult literature, mainly because adventures are much easier to find when parents are nowhere to be found. Plus, all the emotion of being away from home and having to negotiate a while new environment is baked into the set-up. And you can have your protagonists together 24/7. Well, Tilda Swinton isn't having it.

Doctor Strange is, inherently, an incredibly weird comic character. It's in his name! Over the years the master of the mystic arts has gone on some truly bizarre adventures, both with brain-bending locations and mind-blowing scenarios. Here's some of the weirdest from the good Doctor's long, strange trip.

Doctor Strange wasn't supposed to be launching this late in the year: it was originally slated for the middle of the year. But in a new interview, Benedict Cumberbatch has revealed that Marvel wanted him to play the role so badly that they bumped the movie's release.

The Avengers. The Defenders. The X-Men. The Inhumans. The list of Marvel's mightiest teams goes on and on, collections of the finest heroes in the universe. Stephen Strange just beat all of them by starting his own magical team featuring one of the most influential scientists in history and a straight-up fictional wizard.