Today: September 1, 2026

Doctor Strange: The Art of the Movie

The official art of the movie Doctor Strange is the 13th title in a spectacular 24-book series, celebrating Marvel Studios’ The Infinity Saga, now re-published as a resized matching set.

Inside you’ll find everything you didn’t know you needed to know about the making of the movie from all the key players—including director Scott Derrickson, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige, along with cast, special-effects gurus, concept illustrators, visual-effects designers, and storyboard artists.

The result is everything you’ve come to expect from a new Marvel release—big, big, visuals, tons of info, and a smorgasboard of behind-the-scenes facts.

However, the key to any good book is a good author and Jacob Johnston — who was was the visual development coordinator/producer on host of Marvel films — certainly knows his stuff. 

Marvel Studios’ The Infinity Saga – Doctor Strange: The Art of the Movie is a class act, packed with insider knowledge, and the sort of on-set details that really bring movie production to life. And, at £29.99 for 344 pages, you know that you’re getting plenty of bang for your buck.

Marvel Studios’ The Infinity Saga – Doctor Strange: The Art of the Movie is published by Titan Books on 17th June.

Paula Hammond - Features Editor

Paula Hammond is a full-time, freelance journalist. She regularly writes for more magazines than is healthy and has over 25 books to her credit. When not frantically scribbling, she can be found indulging her passions for film, theatre, cult TV, sci-fi and real ale. If you should spot her in the pub, after five rounds rapid, she’ll be the one in the corner mumbling Ghostbusters quotes and waiting for the transporter to lock on to her signal… Email: writerpaula@icloud.com

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