DOCTOR STRANGE 2: Enter The Multiverse Of Madness With Trippy New Empire Covers

@AleSir19 - you did it man!!! Congrats! Also these covers are amazing!

@bobevanz - I watched the Snyder cut on acid when it came out. What a trip lmao

@DoubleD - that would be sick asf

@DoubleD - or better yet the “Defender Strange” variant will be apart of a team comprised of the original comic defenders: Strange, Hulk, Silver Surfer, Valkyrie, Hercules

@DoubleD - it reshot for 6 weeks 6 days a week. Let's simmer down on the 5 stars here until we can be sure it's not Frankenstein's monster.

@McMurdo - Or you could just stop being a pessimistic cretin in any MCU article.

@OmegaDaGrodd - I dunno. I was on some pretty good acid during the Pink Floyd '94 show at Soldier's Field in Chicago and it practically redefined reality for me at the time (of course I was in high school, so ya know). But seriously, I was blown away by the giant mechanical pigs with spotlights for eyes popping out of the speaker cones during "One of These Days" but what really melted my brain was during David Gilmour's solo during "Comfortably Numb" during the encore when a tent opened up at the bottom of the stadium and a giant 30 ft. disco ball rose up on a tower and they started shooting lasers at it, so there were little globs of colored light bouncing all over the stadium. THEN the disco ball started to peel open like a flower and invert itself and the inside was covered with little mirrors AND they had a light array inside that started shooting lasers at the insides of the disco ball. Needless to say, by the time the song was over and the lights came up, everyone just kind of sat there and looked at each other like "Did you see what I just saw?".

Now THAT'S how you melt people's brains. If DSMoM doesn't do the same for me I will be thoroughly disappointed ;). J/k Although, seriously, I'm thinking that cutting together DSMoM and setting it to "Dark Side of the Moon" (or "Meddle", or "AHM", etc.) could be the next big thing. (FWIW, Floyd does reference Dr. Strange in the song "Cymbaline" ("More", 1969), and I believe that there is an image of him on the "A Saucerful of Secrets" album as well, but it's been a while since I looked at it).

@Colton - Oh, hey, I wasn't trying to sound like that. And if there is a stereotypical "I used to do hallucinogens and now I'm extra cool commenting on cbm" type of guy I certainly don't want to be thought of as that guy. In fact I think that in all of my posts on this site this is one of the few (if only) times that I've referenced my questionable past activities. It's not like it's something that I'm proud of or that I talk to people I know in casual conversation ("Yeah, Dave, I think that we can get that model built by the end of Q1 and did I tell you about the time that I was tripping balls at that Floyd concert in '94? If only we'd had more wihppets). I was simply trying to establish a point of reference that I (lightheartedly) want this movie to live up to (which it obviously won't). I wasn't at all trying sound like I think that I'm cool for having done drugs in the (long ago) past. A lot of us have, a lot of us do. I don't judge, nor do I attach any significance or relevance to the spare-time activities of anyone else as long as it doesn't endanger myself or my family.

So ultimately I was just trying to share a cool (hallucinogenic) experience that I had a long time ago and expressing what I what like to see in DSMoM. No more, no less. And now being a father with two little kids, I would hardly look back at those past activities as being "cool" and would hope that my children don't ever do even half of the dumbass things that I did when I was younger.

Hope that clarifies what I meant by that comment.

@comicfan100 - it's a joke based on how he said he didn't want dr strange helping in wandavision because he's a white male.

@comicfan100 - yeah. To an extent I agree strange probably would be too op for wandavision, but his race and gender shouldn't matter to whether to include him or not.