Earlier today, EW released the first set of images of Benedict Cumberbatch in full costume as the titular Doctor Strange in Marvel’s upcoming film.

Now the magazine has released six more images in conjunction with their latest cover story on Doctor Strange. Along with these new images are a couple of quotes about what we will see, Cumberbatch’s thoughts on the role, director Scott Derrickson‘s thoughts on taking on Marvel’s most ambitious movie, and much more. Check out the images and the quotes here below.

After completing his weighty, serious, and sobering journey separating from his companion, the Doctor (Peter Capaldi) finds himself crossing paths with his wife, River Song (Alex Kingston), taking him on a ridiculous rollicking adventure. But there’s just one problem – she doesn’t recognize that he’s the Doctor…

During TARDISblend 98, we round out 2015 with a look at the Doctor Who Christmas Special, comparing it to previous efforts from Steven Moffat, and take a very short, quick glance at what’s coming next year.

All this and more on the latest TARDISblend podcast!

It was a year ago this month that Marvel revealed that they had officially cast Benedict Cumberbatch in the title role of their Doctor Strange film. Ever since, fans have been eagerly awaiting the first look of the Sherlock star as the Sorcerer Supreme, especially after the film’s director, Scott Derrickson, posted some fan art of the actor in the role.

And now, the first look we’ve been waiting for is finally here!

Check out Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange in the image gallery here below.

Ash vs Evil Dead
Episode 1.9 “Bound In Flesh”
Directed by Tony Tilse
Written by Rob Wright
Starring Bruce Campbell, Ray Santiago, Dana DeLorenzo, Jill Marie Jones, Lucy Lawless, Samara Weaving, Indiana Evans, Ido Drent, Rebekkah Farrell
Starz
Air date: Saturday, December 26th, 2015, 9pm

Beware of some spoilers from last night’s episode of Ash vs Evil Dead!

We are back at the cabin in this week’s Ash vs Evil Dead. Ash (Bruce Campbell) brought the Necronomicon back to the place where it all began, and according to his Brujo vision, he has to bury it there. Last week we lost Amanda Fisher. Ash was off in the work shed and Fisher (Jill Marie Jones) fell victim to an Ash clone created from the original severed Ash hand. It was a particularly brutal death, involving a cleaver to the neck and impalement on deer antlers. It was a bloodbath and a reminder that even with Campbell spouting hilarious one-liners, that this is a horror series, based on one of the all-time great horror films. Kelly and Pablo arrive just as good Ash is fighting bad Ash, and have to figure out which Ash is which… of course both are little racist and totally inappropriate.

More below.

Although it was a huge step down from the absolutely perfect quality of its predecessor Skyfall, I had a lot of fun with the latest James Bond adventure Spectre. I do have to admit that the opening credits sequence, a longtime staple of the franchise, had me almost rolling on the theater floor in hysterics due to its surprisingly perverse octopus imagery and Sam Smith‘s ridiculous and over-orchestrated main title song “Writing’s on the Wall.”

Smith wasn’t the first choice of Spectre‘s producers and director Sam Mendes to perform the Spectre theme tune. Several artists were sought out for the job, one of them being the internationally-renowned British pop-rock band Radiohead. Early in the morning on Christmas Day, Radiohead’s lead singer and songwriter Thom Yorke confirmed the long-standing rumor via his Twitter. As a Christmas gift for their fans, Radiohead has released their unused contribution to 007’s latest cinematic mission, simply titled “Spectre,” which you can listen to here below.