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We've got a preview of this holiday-themed issue below. Doctor Doom has kidnapped Conan, which would normally be a bad way to start a friendship But Doom knows the fastest way to Conan's heart… is through his stomach! Doctor Strange appears to be jealous of Doom and Conan's relationship. But Conan is just happy to chow down. And when[...]

Later today, Marvel Comics will inform retailers that a bunch of titles from this week, and last, will be going to a second printing, out for the 11th of December. They will be Doctor Doom #2, New Mutants #1, X-Force #1, Spider-Man & Venom: Double Trouble #1, Venom #19, Silver Surfer Black #5, and Yondu #1. No[...]

Today's Doctor Doom #2 and Amazing Spider-Man #33 tell a very similar story regarding Doctor Doom Clearly one occurs before the other But which is which? And how does today's Immortal Hulk #26 figure in? Amazing Spider-Man #33 revealed that Silver Sable, ever since that incident with the Rhino, has not been Silver Sable at all[...]

Unfortunately, as we see in this preview of Doctor Doom #2 by Christopher Cantwell, Salvador Larroca, Guru-eFX, and Cory Petit, sometimes you should be careful what you wish for… As Doom has found himself blamed for a terrorist attack and has been forced to humiliate himself by surrendering. And as the media sullies Doom's good name… …he's taken[...]

At the end of Doctor Doom #1, Victor Von Doom has been captured by international forces after being framed for a terrorist atrocity on the moon, killing thousands Pleading innocence, he nevertheless surrenders against international forces, choosing to play the long game But it's a game hard to play when you are captured. Cue Kang, a[...]

Man, Doctor Doom takes the powers of the Silver Surfer and destroys much of the world? Nothing Turns everyone in the word into his mind-slave? Invades Earth with slaves from a parallel Earth? Nada constantly invading other countries, just a slap on his tin wrist. But you bomb one itty bitty moon base and satellite killing[...]

Doctor Doom #1 is in stores from Marvel Comics this week, from Christopher Cantwell, Salvador Larroca, Guru-eFX, and Cory Petit We've got a preview below. In case you don't know who Doctor Doom is, the recap page catches you up. And we find the good doctor trying to watch the tube while an annoying servant interrupts him[...]

Christopher Cantwell and Salvador Larroca are kicking off a new bad-guy-lead title, very much the de rigeur it seems, with Doctor Doom #1 in October With Larovcca channelling is very best Jack Kirby for something that appears to have planetary consequences And leaving half of one hanging in the sky… DOCTOR DOOM #1 (W) Christopher Cantwell (A)[...]

As is a new She-Hulk, and she looks massive, with a new sculpt! #gallery-6 { margin: auto; } #gallery-6 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 33%; } #gallery-6 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-6 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ We are getting an Age of Apocalypse line of Marvel Legends! It sounds like a huge line of these are coming, including[...]

Doom is too great to be contained within the pitiful pages of the Fantastic Four comics, always playing second-fiddle to the infernal Reed Richards! Yes, Doom will be starring in his own solo series, magnificently titled Doctor Doom, with Doctor Doom #1 hitting stores in October. Christopher Cantwell will write, with Salvador Larocca on art,[...]

Yes, the world saw Doctor Doom's face when the Invisible Woman made his clothes invisible on a humiliating intergalactic broadcast… but in this preview of Fantastic Four #11, it seems Doom may be willing to take of the mask… voluntarily And perhaps for good? But first, Johnny Storm attempts to talk to Franklin Richards about puberty. Unfortunately,[...]

The most common one? Norman Osborn for a possible future Spider-Man film, with Reed Richards of Fantastic Four a close second. We would also humbly suggest maybe Doctor Doom, since we know that Legion on FX creator Noah Hawley is reportedly still trying to make his film about the Latverian monarch happen. Who else would you like to see[...]

He said at Marvel it's Doctor Doom and at DC it is Lex Luthor He also said that he thinks Jon Cryer's portrayal of Lex Luthor on Supergirl has been amazing. Donny Cates throwing shade at Mark Waid Once the panel started it was about getting the focus on writing villains and talking about the panel's favorites[...]

In next week's issue of Fantastic Four #8, we get to see the aftermath of Doctor Doom's plan to draw Galactus to Earth, capture him, and harness his cosmic power for himself You know, typical Doom stuff But it's not just Galactus that Doom is holding prisoner in this preview, because deep in the sub-basements[...]

Official photos of the upcoming Marvel Legends Walgreens exclusive Infamous Iron Man figure were shared this morning by Hasbro Pulse on Instagram!

It's been a bit since we've heard anything about Noah Hawley's Doctor Doom film- a passion project the Fargo and Legion creator/head writer- about the Marvel Comics masked monarch of Latveria. Theories ranged from it being on hold til the Disney / Fox merger completes, to Hawley's tv schedule being a bit too busy to fit in the feature[...]

The Fantastic Four have only been back for six issues (five if you take into account that they weren't actually reunited in the first issue of the series), but are they already so desperate they're willing to take orders from Doctor Doom?! In this preview of next week's Fantastic Four #7, the Fantastic Four learn[...]

Trump's penchant for a baconator may be his single redeeming quality! In any case, Doctor Doom isn't one to be outdone by another authoritarian despot, so it's no surprise that in this preview of next week's Old Man Quill #2, Doom is seen handing out fast and cheap meals to the people of the city formerly[...]

The Fantastic Four have only just returned from their Ike Perlmutter mandated absence, but it looks like Marvel is already planning to kill them off! In Perlmutter's ultimate revenge, as enacted by the very Perlmutter-like figure Doctor Doom, the Fantastic Four will be sentenced to death in April. A press release contains more details about Fantastic[...]

Doctor Doom has got a lot on his plate in next week's issue of Fantastic Four Galactus is invading Latveria and it's up to Doom to stop him And if Doom can get his hands on Galactus's power while he's at it, well, he probably wouldn't turn that down either He is Doom, after all. Doom[...]

Like Channing Tatum's Gambit, which continues to lay fallow, as well as the rumored X-Force film, and Noah Hawley's Doctor Doom. According to Daniel Richtman on Twitter, it's more than just idle talk–those projects are D-E-A-D in the mutant waters: Not a huge surprise but from what I hear Gambit and Dr[...]

Marvel has revealed Esad Ribic's cover to February's Fantastic Four #7, in which Doctor Doom takes on Galactus, and in a rare twist for modern Marvel Comics, the cover actually reflects what's going on in the interior pages! A press release touts the epic battle to come: One is an unstoppable cosmic force of nature The[...]

We got our hands on the new Walgreens exclusive Marvel Legends Silver Surfer figure hitting stores right now, and we like it a lot!

However, the day isn't over, and another sign may be waiting for Ben Grimm and Johnny Storm. In a back-up story, Doctor Doom returns to Latveria. Fantastic Four #1 cover by Esad Ribic The Fantastic Four are back… sorta As you can probably glean, this first issue doesn't quite have the First Family of Heroes reunited, but it's[...]

It just could have been signaled better that it will be dealt with soon. This part of the book isn't outright bad, and there is fun to be had once the team regroups and fights back. The moment that lost me is when Doctor Doom shows up, monologues like this is a subpar 1960's comic, and claims[...]

Marvel Two-in-One finds Ben, Johnny, Doom, and Rachna on a world torn apart by the Civil War between Cap and Iron Man. Is it a good read?

On this world, the two find a dead Reed Richards and a triumphant Doctor Doom Before long, our Doom comes into conflict with this Doom, and, before the conflict goes too far, our Victor von Doom teleports away to find himself before a reformed Council of Reeds, a multiversal cabal of Reed Richards from many[...]

One of the other ones that's been announced is a Doctor Doom movie written and directed by Fargo showrunner Noah Hawley He announced the project last year at Comic-Con International, but we haven't heard much since Hawley spoke to Vulture and gave them an update on the project. "I wrote a script that I really like[...]

Marvel Two-in-One #6 starts with a simplistically brilliant threat with the Doctor Doom/Galactus attack and just does the coolest things one could think of with it When a fight starts with Pym Particles being used to grow the Thing to Galactus size for a massive punchout, you know it's going to be a good time. The[...]

Brian Michael Bendis sets sail from Marvel with this final issue to his run on Invincible Iron Man and a culmination of everything that has happened recently in Tony Stark's life. Does it make for a good read?