Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness may be leaving theatres, but the collectible market for the latest MCU film is still going strong. Recently, Iron Studios announced a new Art Scale statue based on Stephen Strange’s look in the Sam Raimi-directed film.

The statue features the would-be Sorcerer Supreme flying high above the Bleecker Street Sanctum Sanctorum, cloak aflutter and mystical powers at the ready. The statue, including the base, measures 13.4″ tall, 6.2″ wide, and 8.7″ deep. It is made from polystone, a rock and resin composite. This latest addition to the Art Scale line is priced at $199.99 and is due out during the first quarter of 2023.

Mystic energy beams encompass New York city as dimensional portals of a multiverse, above where his house and base of operations are. In a magic mansion, known as the Sanctum Sanctorum, the Sorcerer Supreme hovers levitating with the aid of his sentient Cloak of Levitation and casts spells that manifest as translucent mandalas from his hands. As if they were crossing those portals, Iron Studios present their statue “Stephen Strange BDS – Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness – Art Scale 1/10”, inspired by the second movie of Marvel’s most loved sorcerer.

If you’re looking for other Dr. Strange items that would make for good display pieces, check out Mondo’s vinyl of Danny Elfman’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness score. The album cover and vinyl record are both eye-appealing

A Hot Toys version of Doctor Strange from the film is also on the way. We covered that over here. The Iron Studios statue is the less expensive option, though. The Hot Toys figure is $335.

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[Source: Iron Studios]