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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?

World peace is at hand; there is only one more obstacle to overcome: Doctor Doom The only question is whether Laura can live long enough to reach Doom. All-New Wolverine #35 cover by David Lopez Tom Taylor is quite skilled at subverting expectations with his more ambitious comic tales While some moments are especially predictable, he's often[...]

Iron Man returns home to pay his mother a visit while Victor von Doom returns to a friend to heal his wounds. Does it make for a good read?

It may be cut short, as the hybrid Doctor Doom/Galactus is on his way back to Earth and will consume everyone if Mr Fantastic can't think of a way to stop him On top of that, Doom's heralds arrive to wreak havoc amongst the heroes of this world. Marvel Two-in-One #5 cover by Nick Bradshaw and[...]

Marvel Two-in-One #4 sends the Thing and the Human Torch to another Earth in search for the rest of the Fantastic Four. This lands them on a similar Earth, but they are soon attacked. Is it a good read?

As things became more dire, Terrax the Tamer, Doctor Doom, and even Thanos himself were allies to the Illuminati This became a necessity after the involvement of the godlike Beyonders was revealed. Steve Rogers would later rediscover the Illuminati's existence and the mental manipulation of Doctor Strange, and he would take the Avengers to war with[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The Mad Thinker is paid a visit by Doctor Doom Meanwhile the Thing brings the Human Torch to an old friend whom Ben hopes can help Johnny with his power problems That old friend is none other than Hercules, Avenger and Prince of Power He takes our Two-in-One team to a person who helped[...]

The two meet Doctor Doom of Latveria, Namor of Atlantis, Black Bolt of Attilan, and Captain Britain Almost all of which take this as a show of power, and that's not entirely untrue. This tour also leads them to the United States, where, among the elected leaders of the land, T'Challa and Storm meet up with[...]

He is one of the must underused artists on tap at Marvel in recent years, and it's good to see him stretch his legs with characters like the Thing, the Human Torch, Doctor Doom, and Mole Man He has a way with Ben Grimm that is especially astonishing The detail and emotion he is able[...]

The main ones where no one is really sure about are the Fox Marvel movies which include several X-Men movies and a Doctor Doom movie that Legion showrunner Noah Hawley In an interview with Rotten Tomatoes Hawley confirms that he's still working on the movie "I haven't had a phone call, and I'm just operating[...]

(If you want to giggle watching Ben try NOT to comment on the casting, watch this video from Collider; it's pretty great.) In a recent episode of MTV's Happy Sad Confused podcast, Mendelsohn offered up who he thinks is the greatest comic character of all time, and who he really wants to play: "Doctor Doom is the[...]

Infamous Iron Man #11 has decent moments and plot points (and Alex Maleev could make a drawing of a phonebook captivating), but it's still mediocre overall.

And going at it from Doctor Doom's perspective does seem like something that the highly unique and creative Hawley would do And if Sony can do Venom, Fox can do Doctor Doom. If this project is in the works, then perhaps we will here more about it as the weekend progress and Fox has their movie[...]

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Cosplayer and prop builder Hex Mortis donned his Doctor Doom armor for a photoshoot We can see by the video below just how long it might take to put on all of that gear Which makes me wonder how Doom would dress when he's not taking on heroes Does he have a business casual look?[...]

In the Secret Wars, the Lord God Doom was omnipotent - but unable to fix his face. In the remade world by Molecule Man and Mister Fantastic, he was back

So in today's Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, she has gone back in time alongside Doctor Doom to try and put a stop to his dastardly dastardliness. And Squirrel Girl goes into Primer-style timelines, doubling, tripling, quadrulping back on herself and basically does in her book… ….what the bad guys are doing in All-New All-Different Avengers[...]

Cinemas Sins has put together an Everything Wrong With for the latest version of the Fantastic Four. The video is 18 minutes long and in truth, I think

Featuring Rose and The Doctor travelling back to London during the Blitz, and encountering some kind of disease that turns people into gas mask wearing zombies asking "are you my mummy." We've seen that Doctor Doom no longer has a mask in Invincible Iron Man Does everyone get infected with Doctor Doom masks? It also has the Doctor dancing[...]

This was how the scene played out in the recent Secret Wars by Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic. The God Doom with a face he is unable to change, despite

Not at all threatening, or visibly Doctor Doom in any way at all He's also suddenly power-mad and certain the Earth needs destroying, with no explanation He's just destructively evil now Oh, and his abilities are never fully explained, but appear to have something to do with telekinesis, maybe? Except he kills Franklin Storm by,[...]

Entertainment Weekly has the preview to next week's Secret Wars #4. But you'll have to wade through all manner of title pages to get to it...