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==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
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| + | He then continued her training where he wanted her to summon all seven of the mystical Rings of Raggadorr. Strange then conducted a mystical attack on her to test her ability to maintain her concentration when under onslaught. She performed admirably until Stephen used the Crimson Band of Cyttorak on her with her failing her construction. Upset, she felt that she had failed the test but Doctor Strange revealed that she had in fact passed it. He revealed that she had surpassed his expectations and even recovered quickly from the mystical backlash. Stephen then said that she was ready for the second stage of her training in the mystical arts and provided Clea her own book of spells. It was then that Doctor Strange's mind was drawn to a mystical disturbance in the remote town of Norcross with him and Clea going to investigate. Whilst on the plane, he dispatched his astral self to investigate the university where he found a mystical force preventing him from looking into one of the rooms. Upon landing in the region, Clea and him went to the university to meet with its Dean. (Doctor Strange v2 #47) | ||
During her exile, Brunnhilde offered her shelter in Valhalla as a place of a refuge and a site where she could plan her next action. It was then that Dormammu hired a band of [[Trolls (Marvel)|Murder Trolls]] to kill her with them pursuing her into Valhalla. Valkyrie managed to kill a few of them with Clea charming the others with magic and using mind control to send them back to their masters with the goal of attempting to assassinate Dormammu when he let his guard down. Brunnhilde then asked Clea a favour to help in the resurrection of '''Anaballe Riggs''' who was a mortal that Valkyrie had killed accidentally and was now in Valhalla. At first, Clea refused but relented where she helped bond Annabelle's spirit to Valkyrie thus leading to the two sharing a body for a time. Upon returning to Earth, Clea was then recruited to join the newest incarnation of the Defenders. (Fearless Defenders v1 #7) | During her exile, Brunnhilde offered her shelter in Valhalla as a place of a refuge and a site where she could plan her next action. It was then that Dormammu hired a band of [[Trolls (Marvel)|Murder Trolls]] to kill her with them pursuing her into Valhalla. Valkyrie managed to kill a few of them with Clea charming the others with magic and using mind control to send them back to their masters with the goal of attempting to assassinate Dormammu when he let his guard down. Brunnhilde then asked Clea a favour to help in the resurrection of '''Anaballe Riggs''' who was a mortal that Valkyrie had killed accidentally and was now in Valhalla. At first, Clea refused but relented where she helped bond Annabelle's spirit to Valkyrie thus leading to the two sharing a body for a time. Upon returning to Earth, Clea was then recruited to join the newest incarnation of the Defenders. (Fearless Defenders v1 #7) | ||
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===Powers and abilities=== | ===Powers and abilities=== | ||
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| + | Among the spells she knew included: | ||
| + | *'''Rings of Raggadorr''' : | ||
| + | *'''Vipers of Valtorr''' : the spell summoned vicious vipers that attacked her target. (Doctor Strange v2 #22) | ||
| + | *'''Winds of Watoomb''' : directing her concentration of cooling breezes, she was able to summon the winds from her hands allowing her to disperse mists around her. (Doctor Strange v2 #47) | ||
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| + | After completing her first stage of training under Doctor Strange, Clea was provided a grimoire by him in order to record her spells or incantations whether she learnt or even created them. (Doctor Strange v2 #47) | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*Clea was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko where she made her first appearance in Strange Tales v1 #126 (November, [[1964]]). | *Clea was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko where she made her first appearance in Strange Tales v1 #126 (November, [[1964]]). | ||
| + | *On CBR, writer [[Brian Michael Bendis]] in an [https://www.cbr.com/who-is-the-next-sorcerer-supreme/ interview] talked about candidates for the next Sorcerer Supreme where he commented on Clea, ''"Clea is the mistress of the Dark Dimension and she's Strange's ex-girlfriend/wife. She was trained by Strange, right there in his home. She was his prized pupil. She was to Strange what he was to the Ancient One [Strange's instructor in the mystic arts]. But as Mistress of the Dark Dimension she hasn't been on this plane of existence a lot lately. And who's going to take her serious in those pants?"'' | ||
==Alternate Versions== | ==Alternate Versions== | ||
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===Films=== | ===Films=== | ||
| − | *In Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme, Clea was referenced in the animated film but not seen in the | + | *In Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme, Clea was referenced in the animated film but not seen in the direct-to-DVD animated film. She was mentioned by Wong as a potential student for Doctor Strange after he became the Sorcerer Supreme. |
===Video games=== | ===Video games=== | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
*''Strange Tales v1'': (1964) | *''Strange Tales v1'': (1964) | ||
| + | *''Doctor Strange v2'': | ||
*''Fearless Defenders v1'': | *''Fearless Defenders v1'': | ||
*''Doctor Strange v5'': (2019) | *''Doctor Strange v5'': (2019) | ||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Clea_(Earth-616) Marvel Database Entry] | ||
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clea Wikipedia Entry] | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clea Wikipedia Entry] | ||
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Revision as of 08:47, 14 July 2020
Clea is a female comic character that features in Marvel Comics.
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Biography
Clea
He then continued her training where he wanted her to summon all seven of the mystical Rings of Raggadorr. Strange then conducted a mystical attack on her to test her ability to maintain her concentration when under onslaught. She performed admirably until Stephen used the Crimson Band of Cyttorak on her with her failing her construction. Upset, she felt that she had failed the test but Doctor Strange revealed that she had in fact passed it. He revealed that she had surpassed his expectations and even recovered quickly from the mystical backlash. Stephen then said that she was ready for the second stage of her training in the mystical arts and provided Clea her own book of spells. It was then that Doctor Strange's mind was drawn to a mystical disturbance in the remote town of Norcross with him and Clea going to investigate. Whilst on the plane, he dispatched his astral self to investigate the university where he found a mystical force preventing him from looking into one of the rooms. Upon landing in the region, Clea and him went to the university to meet with its Dean. (Doctor Strange v2 #47)
During her exile, Brunnhilde offered her shelter in Valhalla as a place of a refuge and a site where she could plan her next action. It was then that Dormammu hired a band of Murder Trolls to kill her with them pursuing her into Valhalla. Valkyrie managed to kill a few of them with Clea charming the others with magic and using mind control to send them back to their masters with the goal of attempting to assassinate Dormammu when he let his guard down. Brunnhilde then asked Clea a favour to help in the resurrection of Anaballe Riggs who was a mortal that Valkyrie had killed accidentally and was now in Valhalla. At first, Clea refused but relented where she helped bond Annabelle's spirit to Valkyrie thus leading to the two sharing a body for a time. Upon returning to Earth, Clea was then recruited to join the newest incarnation of the Defenders. (Fearless Defenders v1 #7)
Overview
Personality and attributes
Powers and abilities
Among the spells she knew included:
- Rings of Raggadorr :
- Vipers of Valtorr : the spell summoned vicious vipers that attacked her target. (Doctor Strange v2 #22)
- Winds of Watoomb : directing her concentration of cooling breezes, she was able to summon the winds from her hands allowing her to disperse mists around her. (Doctor Strange v2 #47)
After completing her first stage of training under Doctor Strange, Clea was provided a grimoire by him in order to record her spells or incantations whether she learnt or even created them. (Doctor Strange v2 #47)
Notes
- Clea was created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko where she made her first appearance in Strange Tales v1 #126 (November, 1964).
- On CBR, writer Brian Michael Bendis in an interview talked about candidates for the next Sorcerer Supreme where he commented on Clea, "Clea is the mistress of the Dark Dimension and she's Strange's ex-girlfriend/wife. She was trained by Strange, right there in his home. She was his prized pupil. She was to Strange what he was to the Ancient One [Strange's instructor in the mystic arts]. But as Mistress of the Dark Dimension she hasn't been on this plane of existence a lot lately. And who's going to take her serious in those pants?"
Alternate Versions
In other media
Television
Films
- In Doctor Strange: The Sorcerer Supreme, Clea was referenced in the animated film but not seen in the direct-to-DVD animated film. She was mentioned by Wong as a potential student for Doctor Strange after he became the Sorcerer Supreme.
Video games
- In Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, Clea appeared as a non-playable character in the video game where she was voiced by actor Marabina Jaimes.
- In Marvel Heroes, Clea appeared as a non-playable character in the MMORPG video game where she was voiced by actor Kari Wahlgren.
- In Marvel: Future Fight, Clea was introduced as a playable character in the iOS mobile video game.
Appearances
- Strange Tales v1: (1964)
- Doctor Strange v2:
- Fearless Defenders v1:
- Doctor Strange v5: (2019)
External Links
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