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Doctor Strangefate
Publication information
Publisher	Amalgam Comics
First appearance	More Strange Tales #110 (fake), Doctor Strangefate #1 (real)
In-story information
Alter ego	Charles Francis Xavier
Team affiliations	Judgment League Avengers
Abilities	Genius-level intellect, Telepathy, Immortality, High level magic & cosmic energy wielder able to generate a near infinite amount of effects, manipulation of the magics of Order.

Doctor Strangefate is a fictional character, an Amalgam Comics superhero who debuted in Doctor Strangefate #1, but his metafictional debut in Amalgam Comics continuity was reported to have been More Strange Tales #110.

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Doctor Strangefate is the most powerful being in the Amalgam Comics universe^[1], and has built up the universe using his powers.^[1] However, the two keys controlled by Access that would restore the DC Comics and Marvel Comics universes will mean that everything he has created in the Amalgam universe will be destroyed.^[1]

To keep his universe intact, Dr. Strangefate recruits Jade Nova, Skulk and White Witch to capture Access and bring him to Strangefate so the Amalgam universe can remain active. However, Dr. Strangefate realizes that Access has hidden the keys elsewhere, and cannot prevent the destruction of his universe.^[1]

It is later revealed in the All Access miniseries that Strangefate survived the end of Amalgam by infusing himself deep within Dr. Strange's psyche. Manipulating the Sorcerer Supreme, he created several cross-dimensional incursions before he was discovered by Batman and Access.

Dr. Strangefate, in a last ditch effort to restore the Amalgam universe, forcibly merged the Justice League and the X-Men, creating the X-League, and set them upon Access.^{[citation needed]} However, with some help from the suppressed Dr. Strange, Access was able to defeat Strangefate and restore the universes to normal once again.^[2]

Dr. Strange then preserved the entire Amalgam universe in a pocket dimension, thus ensuring that Strangefate would not menace the Marvel and DC universes again.^{[citation needed]}

According to the storyline of Lobo the Duck, Doctor Strangefate is dead, but this is debatable as the Lobo the Duck storyline was out of continuity with the mainstream Amalgam universe.^{[citation needed]}

Doctor Strangefate is an infusion of Doctor Fate of DC Comics, Doctor Strange and Charles Xavier of Marvel Comics.

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• Marvel entry