Respect Dr. Strange!

Ok, found some more.

Dr.Strange: Master Of ALL Elements, seen and unseen.

The Doc shows off his auto-shields. Bullets bounce off his chest.

A guy tries to take a hostage, Strange simply stops time, walks over to him and takes his gun. When he restards time, he explains what he did. Later, he says he doesn't like stopping time.

Dr.Strange: The all knowing.
He knows every detail about nearly everyone even though he's never met them.

Here's a few feats of his power over molecules. He can transmute anything into anything.

Turned a room into living flesh:

Guns to bees:

Turned some guy's legs into rope.

He basically makes different parts of a person's body disappear one after another.

Well, here he sort of has a mind battle with The Silver Surfer. Surfer obviously doesn't want him in his head, so SS attacks. Strange banishes him and goes on about his business inside SS' head.

So, while Thanos had the I.G, he knew of all the heroes trying to kill him (Thor, Hulk, Warlock, Surfer and so on). But, out of all those heroes, the only one he was worried the slightest bit about was....

Guess.

"Dr.Strange!"

Dr.Strange flys through a friggin' black hole unharmed.

Originally posted by long pig
Dr.Strange flys through a friggin' black hole unharmed.

He actually made the black hole and then went through it. He made it by using magic AND science...which is kind of weird.

Originally posted by long pig
Oops, sorry. I was wrong.

He actually made the black hole and then went through it. He made it by using magic AND science...which is kind of weird.

Explain, please?

Was it made under his own power? 😬.

Originally posted by Soljer
Explain, please?

Was it made under his own power? 😬.

But, in that scan, he's trying to escape tons of gods, so he throws out a ton of science/magic spells and a blackhole appears. He goes in it.

Could it be a worm hole?

Originally posted by long pig
Technically, he has no power. He doesn't generate any power naturally at all. He's basically only as powerful as the god he calls on.

But, in that scan, he's trying to escape tons of gods, so he throws out a ton of science/magic spells and a blackhole appears. He goes in it.

Could it be a worm hole?

Well, I realize that Strange is only as powerful as the magic he calls on. What I'm asking is; "Could he replicate the feat regularly, if he so desired?"

Originally posted by Soljer
Well, I realize that Strange is only as powerful as the magic he calls on. What I'm asking is; "Could he replicate the feat regularly, if he so desired?"

Here, Strange is thrust into a alien universe, he starts to absorb and manipulate all the ambient alien energy in the dimension.

Strange pulls the Ghost Rider power out of Ghost Rider and uses it for himself.

Here, Strange teaches Morbius a lesson by willing himself into being a living vampire and sucking Morbius' blood.

-This is from Comixtreme Respect Thread by Adam Ant. I think it's an annual. I don't know.

Strange says:
"Time is no enemy when it can be used as a weapon". Strange shows once more his ability to treat time as a play thing.

Honestly, I do not know of any other character who can control time as easily and as precise as Doc Strange.

[QUOTE=7911350]Originally posted by long pig
[B]Strange pulls the Ghost Rider power out of Ghost Rider and uses it for himself.

that's one of the secret defenders issue, right? That has probably the best Hulk line ever: "HULK SMITE!" Dr. Strange is a complete beast in that issue, as usual.

but didn't he just remove the ghost rider's mind from the body and put it in his own?

Originally posted by tjcoady
[QUOTE=7911350]Originally posted by long pig
[B]Strange pulls the Ghost Rider power out of Ghost Rider and uses it for himself.

that's one of the secret defenders issue, right? That has probably the best Hulk line ever: "HULK SMITE!" Dr. Strange is a complete beast in that issue, as usual.

but didn't he just remove the ghost rider's mind from the body and put it in his own?

Remember that jag-off who somehow shot Strange with a gun? Well, his uppins sure enough came.

First, Strange materializes shackles from thin air, strings the guy up and begins electrocute.

After the torture, he gets tired of the guy's mouth and he snaps his fingers and says "Sleep" and the guy passes out.

And, for the most ruthless I think I've ever seen Strange....ever...he basically sends this guy to hell inside his own mind for eternity. Damn.
"I have little patience for the laws of nature. And even less for the laws of man."

A short explaination on Strange's Magical-based telepathy. He's talked about it before and he's said that it doesn't work the same as normal telepathy because it goes in the backdoor of your mind instead of the front door.

Originally posted by long pig
This happened in Dr.Strange Sorcerer Supreme 50.

Is there even a difference between using the GR power and being possessed by it?

Here's a good one. I didn't know he has so many power stealing feats.

The Defenders are fighting the Wrecking Crew, Doc gets pissed and totally steals their powers for himself.