Tremble before Doom, Marvel's most nefarious villain for 60 years!


Doom proved himself to be one of the Marvel universe’s most powerful characters when he singlehandedly saved the Multiverse in 2015’s Secret Wars. — Photos: Marvel Comics

With the assembling of the Avengers, the homecoming of Spider-Man, Thanos’ endgame, the return of the Eternals, the emergence of the Multiverse, and the first mention of mutants on the recent finale of Ms Marvel, you’d be forgiven for thinking that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is complete. But you’d be wrong, because we’re still missing one crucial element – the Fantastic Four, and with them, Marvel’s most dastardly character ever, Dr Victor Von Doom!

Doom made his debut in the pages of 'The Fantastic Four' (Vol.1) #5 (July, 1962).Doom made his debut in the pages of 'The Fantastic Four' (Vol.1) #5 (July, 1962).In case you didn’t notice, I’ve avoided using the term “villain” for Doom, as his larger-than-life character extends far beyond any role, designation or title. He is simply Doom in every sense and the personification of the word.

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