![]() Still, given the details of Wong's LinkedIn page, he has actively decided to list New York as his new base of operations. Wong has access to a Sling Ring, which he can use to travel from the remote magical training grounds of Kamar-Taj to New York in an instant. To be fair, there's no real need for the Sorcerer Supreme to have a set base. Wong has clearly decided to break with this tradition. It's a rather odd detail, given Doctor Strange indicated the Sorcerer Supreme lived at Kamar-Taj in Nepal, while the three Sanctum Sanctorums across the globe were looked after by keepers. According to Wong's LinkedIn page, the Sorcerer Supreme is no longer based in Kamar-Taj, but has instead moved to New York. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law also revealed Wong keeps a LinkedIn page, which he's actually updated to indicate he's now Sorcerer Supreme (he has Bruce Banner as a contact, perhaps suggesting many Avengers do the same). Related: She-Hulk Episode 3 MCU Easter Eggs & References Surprisingly, that means the MCU was without a Sorcerer Supreme for seven years. ![]() ![]() She-Hulk: Attorney at Law revealed Wong's duel with Abomination in Shang-Chi & the Legend of the Ten Rings was one of his trials to take the Ancient One's place, meaning he only became Sorcerer Supreme in 2024. There's intense debate over the placement of Doctor Strange in the MCU timeline, but the third act is generally believed to be set around 2017. It's not entirely clear how someone becomes Sorcerer Supreme in the MCU, but it appears to be a time-consuming process that involves a number of trials.
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