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Both at peak who wins?

Classic and Black Priest versions beat Thor.

RKT shitstomps

Depends on how much prep time Strange gets.

Originally posted by Genii96
RKT shitstomps
Black Mage version of Strange with Arioch's power and the Wings of Needless Sorrow say otherwise.

Originally posted by zopzop
Black Mage version of Strange with Arioch's power and the Wings of Needless Sorrow say otherwise.

how powerful was black mage strange?

At peak?

There has to be a handful of cases where Strange's wielded some absurd cosmic power.

Originally posted by krisblaze
At peak?

There has to be a handful of cases where Strange's wielded some absurd cosmic power.

That's what I'm questioning as well. Strange has a history of usually obtaining some really powerful upgrade.


Would Peak mean more standard powers for Strange where he's simply at his best?

Oh,didn't notice the peak in OP,strange would win this

Originally posted by SWblayde938
how powerful was black mage strange?
Extremely. Not only did he wind up with various demons powers, the greatest among them being Arioch, he had the Wings of Needless Sorrow.

That amulet absorbed magic from any source and there was no apparent limit to it's power. He was draining Shuma Gorath with it (back when Shuma Gorath was considered a real power house).

Strange WITH NO OTHER POWERS (just the Wings) was making a fool of Dormammu who HAD Strange's Sorcerer Supreme powers and was fully manifest on Earth!

Who doesn't makes a fool of Dormammu and Gorath?

At his peak, Strange wins easily.

Originally posted by abhilegend
Who doesn't makes a fool of Dormammu and Gorath?
This was back when they were powerhouses. Nowadays they are treated like crap.

I believe peak Strange will dominate RKT, but current version is below standard Odin.

Peak Dr. Strange > RKT > Odin > Post Strange
Originally posted by abhilegend
Who doesn't makes a fool of Dormammu and Gorath? These villains never had the freedom like other high level beings, always restricted by plot device of the story.