Doctor Strange, the Incredible Hulk ... In the early years of Defenders comics, the group was a much-less formal team than the Avengers—they were more like a group of friends and acquaintances ...

And so on. The Defenders comic had plenty of other permutations over the years. Dr. Strange remained a constant, for the most part, as Gargoyle, Hellcat — and yes, Luke Cage — rotated in and out.

Doctor Strange’s lover and ultra-powerful sorceress ... noir street vibe from Netflix and shunt it over into the pages of this new Defenders comic. Even though the TV four are front and center ...

In the comics, that third eye represents the power of the Eye of Agamotto, but in the MCU, it’s a telltale sign that Stephen Strange has been corrupted by dark magicks. Then there’s Defender ...

The very first comic of The Defenders was launched December 1, 1971. The original line-up for The Defenders was made up of Dr Strange, Namor and Hulk. The very first issue of The Defenders ...

And, Ghost Rider has sped his hog through Defenders comics before, having been recruited by Doctor Strange for a mission in the ‘90s. Spider-Man, perhaps the most iconic New York City hero ...

Spread across five special issues, The Best Defense will feature the original comic book membership of the Defenders — the Hulk, the Silver Surfer, Namor the Sub-Mariner and Doctor Strange ...

Comic Defenders: Indefensible follows a storyline that involves Avengers' mighty heroes and Stephen Strange. The team often has to battle supernatural as well as mystic threats. This was the first ...

The Defenders originally featured just the Hulk, Strange, and Namor when the team first took to the streets in Marvel Feature #1 (1971). Before long, the group eventually added the Silver Surfer ...

Doctor Strange’s girlfriend Clea would ... Wakanda Forever and could use a Defenders film to become more important. In the comics, Namor has a rich legacy of what can best be described as ...

Thus, the founding members of the Defenders in Marvel Comics were Strange, Namor, and Hulk. After the success of their debut, the Defenders got their own series in 1972. The “non-team” came ...