In 1991, Marvel Comics published a limited series titled “Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme,” which ran for 90 issues and concluded in 1996. The series was written by Roy Thomas and Dann Thomas.  It featured artwork by several artists, including Jackson Guice, Tony DeZuniga, and Dave Hoover.

The series followed Doctor Strange as he faced a variety of mystical threats, including his arch-nemesis, the demon lord Dormammu.  It also features various other villains from the Marvel Universe. Along the way, Doctor Strange was aided by a cast of supporting characters, including his assistant Wong, his lover Clea, and his former mentor, the Ancient One.

One of the major story arcs of the series was the introduction of the Vishanti’s chosen, a group of three powerful magical beings who were chosen to aid Doctor Strange in his role as Sorcerer Supreme. The series also delved into Doctor Strange’s personal life, exploring his relationships with his friends and loved ones, as well as his struggles with his own ego and the responsibilities of being Sorcerer Supreme.

Overall, the “Doctor Strange: Sorcerer Supreme” series is considered a classic run on the character, and helped solidify Doctor Strange’s position as one of Marvel’s premier mystical heroes.

Doctor Strange, also known as Stephen Strange, is a Marvel Comics superhero and the Sorcerer Supreme, a position he was appointed to by the Vishanti, a group of mystical entities.

Doctor Strange first appeared in Strange Tales #110 in 1963, created by writer Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko. He was initially a brilliant but arrogant neurosurgeon who, after a car accident, lost the use of his hands and sought out mystical ways to heal himself. In doing so, he became the apprentice of the Ancient One, the Sorcerer Supreme at the time, and eventually succeeded him in the role.

As the Sorcerer Supreme, Doctor Strange is the most powerful magician in the Marvel Universe, and is responsible for protecting Earth from supernatural threats. He possesses a vast array of magical abilities, including astral projection, teleportation, energy projection, and the ability to manipulate reality.

Doctor Strange has been a prominent member of several superhero teams in the Marvel Universe, including the Avengers and the Defenders. He has also had his own solo comic book series, and has appeared in various animated television series and films, as well as the live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe, where he is portrayed by actor Benedict Cumberbatch.