It is ruled by a monstrous villain named Belasco, and the demonic inhabitants of Limbo burn with a hunger to consume other planes of existence. Like other Hell Dimensions, Limbo is a place of corruption, and any human being who enters it winds up twisted by its baleful influence. But one alternative does remain, the Hell Dimension of Limbo. Marvel seems to have been wary of incorporating the various afterlife dimensions into the MCU, and as a result, it's unlikely they will use any of their traditional Hell Dimensions. So which dimensions could be visited in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness? While it's always possible the MCU will return to the Dark Dimension or the Microverse, hopefully the script will be a lot more creative and will introduce some of the more remarkable and unusual dimensions. Here are some of the most exciting possibilities, drawn from the comics, that would be thrilling to see brought to life on the big screen. Related: Why Marvel's Multiverse Will Be Bigger Than The DCEU's While it's true Derrickson is no longer involved with Doctor Strange 2, there's no reason to assume Marvel has changed their basic definition. This the Multiverse as seen in Doctor Strange's famous 'Magical Mystery Tour' scene, in which the Ancient One blasted Stephen Strange on a mind-boggling journey through the dimensions. The Dark Dimension is one of the more distant worlds, inimical to conventional life, that appears far different to this universe.

Alternate Earths are close to the center, but the further away you go, the more the laws of nature change. The MCU's Multiverse is loosely inspired by Doctor Strange #21, which envisioned Earth as at the center of an infinite sea.

But, as Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson noted in a tweet, Marvel's Multiverse is far more than that. When most people think of the term 'Multiverse,' they assume Marvel is referring to the idea of alternate timelines.

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