But “Book of Pure Evil” is far from the only that sits in the devil’s stacks. Therefore, what follows is a list of the most harmful books of verisimilitude within pop culture that contain ...

Stone: There is no such "thing" as pure evil, viewed in the abstract, like some theological or philosophical concept. But there are innumerable acts of violence both in peacetime (the focus of ...

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness features a whole bunch of variants.But, what’s the deal with the evil Strange that was featured in the trailers. Well, Sinister Strange plays a role ...

Doctor Doom has long been the arch-nemesis of the Fantastic Four. But since their hiatus from the Marvel comic book universe, Doom has taken somewhat of a backseat as well.

David Marwell’s “Mengele: Unmasking the Angel of Death” is a fine addition to other biographies of the evil doctor, as it is partly a biography and partly a memoir, as historian David ...

Doctor Who: The Evil of the Daleks is the final serial in Doctor Who‘s original fourth season. It first aired weekly in seven installments, running from May 20th through July 1st in 1967.

Maybe not exactly evil, but in Jonathan Hickman’s Secret Wars, they morally compromised Doctor Strange. In Doctor Doom’s Battleworld, where the former King of Latveria ruled as God-Emperor ...

In our interview with Doctor Strange 2 director Sam Raimi, ... Yes, I do. There's always those evil books in these stories. And that's just another bad one of those books.

But the deeper fans dive into storylines from Doctor Who books, comics, and audio stories, the nature and origins of the Valeyard get more riddled with uncertainty and contradiction.