Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, writer teases new romantic interest for Stephen in upcoming sequel 

A new comic character could join the Doctor Strange cosmos, according to a Marvel scribe.

Fans are in for another big surprise following the release of the spectacular Marvel film Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. The writer of the film claimed in a recent interview with Deadline’s Hero Nation Podcast, via Comicbook, that the plot of the recently released film has opened new avenues for Stephen Strange’s future love affair.

During the conversation, the Marvel scribe said that a new character from the comics, Clea, will be included in future instalments of the franchise. Waldron went on to say that “We always knew we wanted to introduce Clea, who in the comics is you could say the great love of Doctor Strange, but really in a lot of ways his formidable equal as a sorcerer herself.” He dived a little deeper into Clea’s origins in the comics and disclosed, “Her backstory is fascinating, she’s the niece of Dormammu, the giant floating head from the first movie.”

However, according to Waldron, introducing Clea could only happen once Strange’s plot was wrapped up with Rachel McAdams’ Christine Palmer, who played the sorcerous supreme’s principal love interest in the first film. For those unfamiliar with the comics, Clea eventually becomes Doctor Strange’s wife and the sorcerous supreme’s heir.

Meanwhile, the writer also shared his worries for the Marvel multiversal storyline as he shared, “The danger is you can expand your scope too wide, and you can actually reduce the stakes if you don’t make it personal as you go bigger and wider. But the opportunity in the multiverse is to have characters confront literal ‘What ifs?’ and alternate versions of themselves and perhaps others in their lives. It’s an interesting way to hold up a mirror to characters.”

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