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Doctor Strange: The Junior Novel is a junior novelization of the film of the same name.

Synopsis[]

Prepare to enter the supernatural world of the mystic arts! Marvel's Doctor Strange follows the story of the talented neurosurgeon Doctor Stephen Strange who, after a tragic car accident, must put his ego aside and learn the secrets of a hidden world of mysticism and alternative dimensions. Based in New York City's Greenwich Village, Doctor Strange must act as an intermediary between the real world and what lies beyond, utilizing a vast array of metaphysical abilities and artefacts to protect the Earth.

Plot[]

To be added

Appearances[]

Characters[]

• Stephen Strange/Doctor Strange
• Karl Mordo
• Bruner
• Varma
• Christine Palmer
• Nicodemus West
• Claire
• Kaecilius
• Jonathan Pangborn
• Ancient One
• Wong
• Hamir
• Sol Rama

Locations[]

• Earth
  • New York City, New York
    • New York Sanctum
    • Metro-General Hospital
  • Kathmandu, Nepal
    • Kamar-Taj
    • Mount Everest
• Multiverse
  • Astral Dimension
  • Mirror Dimension
  • Dark Dimension (mentioned)

Events[]

• Summoning of Dormammu
  • Battle at the New York Sanctum
  • Destruction of the London Sanctum
• Stephen Strange's Car Crash

Items[]

• Brazier of Bom'Galiath
• Cloak of Levitation
• Maxim's Primer
• The Book of Cagliostro
• Staff of the Living Tribunal
• Crimson Bands of Cyttorak
• Eye of Agamotto
• Wand of Watoomb (mentioned)
• Pincers of Power (mentioned)
• Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth (mentioned)
• Brazier of Bom'Galiath (mentioned)

Organizations[]

• Masters of the Mystic Arts
• Zealots

Mentioned[]

• Enitharmon

Trivia[]

• Unlike the film, the book flips back and forth across the present (starting shortly before the Battle at the New York Sanctum) and the past.
• The Kamar-Taj library is named the "Narthex".

Behind the Scenes[]

Continuity[]

The book has several differences with the film that contradict the canon of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Claire is the assistant that calls Stephen Strange when he has his car accident instead of Billy. In addition, Karl Mordo's discussion of relics owned by the Masters of the Mystic Arts specifically names the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak and the Brazier of Bom'Galiath, which were seen in the film, but not named, and lists the Pincers of Power and the Hoary Hosts of Hoggoth, which are not mentioned in the film. Moreover, the book includes a different version of the scene where Strange is shown the Multiverse by the Ancient One and no one besides Strange is shown to be protecting the New York Sanctum. Therefore, the book is considered to hold a non-canon status in the franchise.

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