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Collects Kull the Conqueror (1982) #1-2; Kull the Conqueror (1983) #1-10; Kull: The Vale of Shadow (1989); and Marvel Team-Up (1972) #111-112. Writer/artist Walt Simonson and inker Allen Milgrom then end years of confusion in ‘The More Things Change…! (Or… It’s the Real Thing…’ ( Fantastic Four #350, cover-dated March 1991) as Doom, Kristoff and countless rogue Doombots all battle to decide who’s the real deal: a conflict mirrored by two overlapping iterations of the FF also deciding – far less lethally – who will stay in the official line up. With treachery and betrayal everywhere, the tale concludes in Fantastic Four #352 (May 1991) as ‘No Time Like the Present! (Or… It Ain’t Funny How Time Slips Away!’ sees both clashes coincide as time itself is sundered and the bureaucratic myrmidons of the Time Variance Authority step in… COLLECTING: Fantastic Four (1961) 5-6, 39-40, 246-247, 258, 278-279, 350, 352; Amazing Spider-Man (1963) 5; Marvel Super-Heroes (1967) 20; Giant-Size Super-Villain Team-Up (1975) 1-2; Super-Villain Team-Up (1975) 13-14; Champions (1975) 16; Amazing Spider-Man Annual (1964) 14; Uncanny X-Men (1981) 145-147; Iron Man (1968) 149-150; Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars (1984) 10-12; Marvel Graphic Novel (1982): Emperor Doom, Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom – Triumph and Torment; Fantastic Four (1998) 67-70, 500; Fantastic Four Special (2005) 1; Books of Doom (2005) 1-6; material from Fantastic Four (1961) 236, 358; Fantastic Four Annual (1963) 2; Astonishing Tales (1970) 1-3, 6-8; Marvel Double-Shot (2003) 2
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Victor battled to free her from eternal torment and always failed: a tragic trial which punished both the living and the dead…The beginning of the 1980s was marked by John Byrne’s six years run on Fantastic Four where Doom was a major villain. He made Victor a ruthless leader, but a man of honor. Doom also appeared in other comics, including Iron Man, Cloak and Dagger, and… Dazzler! And he also participates in some Marvel events:
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In Astonishing Tales #8, Gerry Conway and Gene Colan presented a tale that would become a huge part of the Victor Von Doom mythos. In this unforgettable story, it was revealed that every year Doom does battle with the devil himself to save the soul of Doom’s mother from eternal damnation. Not only did this establish Doom as one of the world’s greatest sorcerers but it showed a nobility and a familial loyalty in a man who, on the surface, seemed primarily ego driven. Underneath that armor, there was a boy who loved his mother and would walk through the fires of Hell to save her. The arch-villain of the Marvel Universe gets his very own Omnibus this August, featuring not only some of his greatest battles with the Fantastic Four, but also disputes with just about every other hero and team around the globe.
Our mission is to support comic shops in fostering a life-long love of comics, graphic novels, and manga for fans of all ages. Key to that revival was a reassessment and reappraisal of their greatest foe as seen in ‘Under her Skin’ (#67, inked by Karl Kesel) wherein Doom abandons his technological gifts and inclinations, rejecting them for overwhelming sorcerous might to humiliate and destroy his greatest rival. All he must do is sacrifice his greatest love and only hope of redemption… Collects Captain America (1998) #25-50 and Captain America Annual 2000-2001. Also includes material from Captain America: The Legend (1996) #1.
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Dwayne McDuffie, Casey Jones & Vince Russell then deliver a restrained psycho-drama in ‘My Dinner with Doom’ ( Fantastic Four Special, February 2006). Here the rivals intellectually sparr: testing each other’s defences as the Latverian simultaneously seeks to wipe out all his lesser enemies. Assuming the on-sale date holds, Marvel’s timing is impeccable: FF #5 came out April 10, 1962, according to comics.org. The omnibus is due April 12. Some of those standout entries include Doom and Tony Stark’s adventure across time to ancient Camelot, his ascension to godhood in the original Secret Wars, The Emperor Doom and Triumph and Torment graphic novels, and Ed Brubaker’s entire Books of Doom mini-series from 2005. Super-Villain Team-Up! Doctor Doom didn’t have his own series and Namor just lost his own series. So what’s better to do than team-up? But it will not take long for the Sub-Mariner to regret his decision. Soon, he finds it’s not that easy to walk away from a pact with Doom. Can anything get him out of this torturous team-up?
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The story portion of this book concludes as Ed Brubaker, Pablo Raimondi, Mark Farmer, Drew Hennessy & Robin Riggs revisit, in-fill, expand and apply mature modern nuance to Doom’s origins and life in Books of Doom #1-6 (January-June 2006) detailing again how a hounded boy became a wounded exile who overcame all obstacles – physical, emotional and ethical – to become supreme ruler of Latveria and menace to all mankind… You know a comic is good when its story is being built upon 50 years later. In this one oversized issue, Lee and Kirby perfected the character of Doctor Doom.
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