Hey my mom's basement listeners, you can find our episodes on Apple podcasts, Spotify or YouTube, and

Prime members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music.

Hello and welcome to my mom's basement presented by 3G and Barstool Sports.

I am your host, Robby Fox, with me as my co-host, Clem, and the youngsters are going to be thrilled about this one, because we've got

Jose Young's back in the basement to talk Dr. Strange. I think for continuity sake, the name of like the episode will be everything you need to know about Dr. Strange before multiverse madness.

People at this point know Dr. Strange, especially in the MCU, he's been around forever, but there's a lot that we don't know about Dr. Strange.

And Jose, you are a Dr. Strange guy. He's like your main guys, yeah?

Yeah, that whole crew, like specifically the midnight suns of the 90s, so like Dr. Strange, Ghostwriter, the Night Stockers, Morbius, who was technically part of it, the Darkhold, which we're going to have to get into if we specifically, if we talk about this upcoming movie, those were my guys for like when I say my guys like that is an understatement.

Like I lived and breathed everything to do with Dr. Strange Ghostwriter, Vengeance, Johnny Blase, all of that, all the mystical superheroes of Marvel.

Dr. Strange has been around since like the early 60s, so it's like Steve did like Steve did go create Steve did go also created Spider-Man, like that's how long he's been around.

So when you say like people that want to tune in to this and be like, I hope I get the history of Dr. Strange, that would be an exceptionally long episode because he has gone through a ton of it, like not iterations, but a lot has changed.

He's had a lot of writers, he's had a lot of artists. He's great. He's the man. He is his history is so encompassing. So I'll try to stay, I'll try to stay focused, but no promises.

Who wrote your favorite Dr. Strange? Oh wow. Wow. Do you have a favorite Dr. Strange story kind of a two-parter? So I've heard the first two questions that I thought in my mind, I'm like, if you're such a Dr. Strange, wow.

Dr. Strange tattoo. I don't have any Marvel tattoos, honestly. I was talking about that one. I was talking about that one more comics. I do. I was talking about that one my girlfriend the other day, like I don't have a Batman tattoo, but I feel like I need a Tim sale Batman.

I feel like Ghost Rider might be like just like a flaming skull might be a little goofy, so I'll have to think of something.

You could fall off a flaming skull. Sure, sure, sure, sure.

Man, what a good question. It's like asking my favorite snack. I'm just like, oh god, I have the dessert ice cream. I think.

Wow, that is such a good question. My favorite Dr. Strange, there was one where most memorable. And I think because Roger Stern was like the guy that I think a lot of people when they think of Dr. Strange arcs, they think of him like Steve did go and Stanley created him.

But I think like David Stern was originally the guy I think or Frank Burner and all this kind of stuff. I would have to say there was one where it was like the because technically Dracula is a character in the Marvel world. Like he exists in the Marvel complex.

Like if you look up if you get the Marvel encyclopedia, like Dracula would be right on right underneath Dr. Do in like in like if you're going alphabetical like Dracula would have his own entry.

I love that you have in your brain like the alphabetical.

You know, you know, so I would say there was one where was like the event. I believe it's called tomb of Dracula where it was of the Avengers.

...