- "You caused an incursion, and we're gonna fix it. Unless you're afraid."
- ―Clea to Doctor Strange[src]
Clea is a sorceress and goddess from the Dark Dimension and the niece of Dormammu,[1] who came to Earth to enlist Doctor Strange's help.
Biography
Saving her Dimension
Enlisting Doctor Strange's Help
- "Doctor Strange?"
"Can I help you?" - ―Clea and Stephen Strange[src]

Clea asks Doctor Strange for help
After learning of an incursion happening, that had been caused by Doctor Strange, Clea travelled to Earth and arrived in New York City. She found Strange walking on a sidewalk and stopped him, informing him that his recent actions with the Multiverse had caused an incursion, and now they both had to fix it.

Clea and Doctor Strange travel to the Dark Dimension
Clea then used her magic device to slice open a portal to the Dark Dimension, causing nearby people to run away in fear. As she prepared to re-enter her dimension, Clea asked Strange if he was afraid to come with her. Strange then donned his signature suit and Cloak of Levitation, as well as opening his third eye, and walked to her. Clea then jumped through the portal with Strange at her side to save her dimension.[2]
Powers
- Magic: Clea is a powerful sorceress, capable of incredible feats of magic.
- Portal Creation:
Clea opening a portal to the Dark Dimension
- Dimensional Travel: Clea can travel through dimensions using the portals she creates.
- Portal Creation:
Relationships
Family
- Dormammu - Uncle
Allies
Trivia
- In the comics, Clea is a sorceress and lover and eventual wife of Stephen Strange. She is also the ruler of the Dark Dimension after banishing her mother Umar and her uncle Dormammu from the dimension.
Behind the Scenes
- Clea in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the second live-action incarnation of the character, following an incarnation portrayed by Anne-Marie Martin.
- Clea is traditionally Doctor Strange's love interest. According to Kevin Feige, the reason the MCU changed it to Christine Palmer in the first Doctor Strange film was because they wanted a "grounded character" to be a "connection to Strange's life in New York City, in the normal world."[3]
References
- ↑ The Empire Spoiler Special Film Podcast/Empire Spoiler Specials: Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Interview Special ft. Richie Palmer & Michael Waldron
- ↑ Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness mid-credits scene
- ↑ Kevin Feige Teases Dormammu And Explains Why Baron Mordo Isn't A Villain In DOCTOR STRANGE
External Links
Clea on Marvel Database
Clea on Wikipedia