With Marvel’s Captain America: Civil War right around the corner, it’s no surprise that the studio would want to capitalize on all the hype, and get fans talking about there next film, Doctor Strange.  And that’s why this was the perfect time to release the very first teaser poster for the upcoming film.  Check out Doctor Strange director, Scott Derrickson’s Twitter below for the poster:

https://twitter.com/scottderrickson/status/719921200655273989

Doctor Strange is definitely on the “stranger” side of Marvel’s comic book properties, incorporating magic and time travel rather than the normal superhero fare fans are used to.  This film is sure to be a VFX heavy film, that may actually benefit greatly from the current 3D technology.

In an interview with Collider, Marvel chief and Doctor Strange producer Kevin Feige revealed that an early look at the VFX in New York has been “pretty exciting.”

It was pretty cool in terms of how 3D can serve that story. You know, sometimes 3D is a tool, like it is in [Captain America: Civil War], a tool of – another toy in the sandbox of how the Russos (Joe and Anthony) can present this movie, then there are times like what Disney is putting out with The Jungle Book – it’s certainly gonna be the case with Doctor Strange– that it serves the storytelling, that it advances the storytelling. And hopefully it helps bend people’s minds even more than with just the flat screen.

Also, be sure to catch Jimmy Kimmel Live! tonight at 11:35pm EST for the first teaser trailer of Doctor Strange.

Here’s the film’s synopsis:

Before he met the Sorcerer Supreme, Doctor Stephen Vincent Strange was an unlikable and egotistical neurosurgeon. Everything changes when a car accident limits Strange’s use of his hands, sending him on a maddening quest for a miracle cure. This origin story introduces the magical and mystical realms of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Doctor Strange is directed by Scott Derrickson and stars Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Mads Mikkelsen, Michael Stuhlbarg, Rachel McAdams, and Tilda Swinton, and is scheduled to hit theaters later this year on November 4, 2016.