Doctor Doom's Personal Profile
(Souce: Wizard #99)
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| MASTER OF
TIME The Fact that the accursed Reed Richards succeeded in travelling through time only by duplicating Doom's Chrono-Sphere proves Doom is his Mental superior! (Marvel Super-Heroes #20) |
BRAIN POWER While the accursed FF rely on their freakish abilities, Doom's greatest power is his matchless mind! Only Doom has conquered trans-Einsteinian physics; only Doom has mastered time! Albert Einstein, Reed Richards, Henry Pym...all are intellectual pygmies! Doom's mind reigns supreme. |
BREATHER When travelling underwarer or outside Earth's atmosphere, Doom's Visor automattically seals itself, alerting the armour's micro-circuitry to convert carbon-dioxide to oxygen. Outer space poses no threat to Doom! (Super-Villain Team-Up #11) |
AIR
CONDITIONING Doom's nuclear-powered, micro-computer enhanced suit of armour, whose 190-pound bulk would crush lesser men, is fully regulated and maintains an environment of standard atmospheric pressure and a temperature of 76 degrees. Doom demands comfort (Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe #3) |
STAND-INS Over the years, robotic duplicates have kept Doom's enemies guessing which appearances were Doom and which were replicas. Only Doom knows Doom! (Fantastic Four vol.1 #350) |
FLYING ACE Doom sometimes relies upon a nuclear-powered jetpack, making it possible to fly at speed up to 160mph. (Fantastic Four Annual #15) |
| BACK PACK A utility power pack once allowed Doom to wield the stolen power of a rogue Watcher, yet when the Inhumans' Black Bolt whispered into Richards' accursed Optimizer, the battery was destroyed. Doom shall be revenged upon Black Bolt, however...even sound itself shall one day bow to Doom! (Fantastic Four vol.1 #375) |
SPELL
SLINGER Those who underestimate Doom by dwelling on his lack of superhuman abilities would be wise to remember Doom's mother was a sorceress. When necessary, Doom can wield her sorcerous powers as well. Doug Henning? A charlatan next to Doom! (Triumph and Torment graphic novel) |
| WARRIOR
DIPLOMAT The official Latverian ambassador to the United States government, Doom is legally untouchable thanks to diplomatic immunity. Hah! Even the laws of imperialist America serve Doom! (Fantastic Four vol.1 #40) |
ALL-POWERFUL In battle, the Beyonder casually removed Doom's arms and legs to fuel his curiosity. Using energy siphoned from Galactus himself, Doom stole the Beyonder's power and conquered him.None dissect Doom! None!!! (Secret Wars #10) |
ESCAPE POD Doom's armour contains an emergency transport beam back to Castle Doom. It is but a backup contingency, used only for retreat... and Doom retreats for no man! (Fantastic Four vol.1 #375) |
The
Villainy of Doctor Doom A new trade paperback that reprints Doom's Greatest Conquests. Doom suggests adding it to your collection, or he shall see to it that you suffer greatly at the hands of Victor Von Doom. Buy this now, peasants! |

Who's the BADDEST Bad Boy in Town?
In Wizard's Dark Book '98, published January, 1998, Doctor Doom rates # 1 as the Coolest Villain of all Time! With Doom's triumph over the Beyonder as the defining shining moment, coming after Doom grabbed Galactus' powers then challenged the god-like being who had transported all of Marvel's Heroes and Villains to Battleworld in the first place! Here's how Wizard described the story:
"After coming up with a plan to obtain the ultimate power, Doom hooked up with Klaw, the master of sound, dissected him and used his (solid sound) body parts as energy lenses to absorb Galactus' powers. His plan worked, and Doom gained massive cosmic power. Next stop: the Beyonder! The two traded "blows" in an insane battle that shook the world. After having his leg torn clean off, Doom appeared before all the heroes in an astral projection, asking for any help he could get. But Earth's heroes ain't that dumb. So, without assistance, Doom continued fighting the Beyonder, even after losing an arm. He was being beaten, terribly. At one point, the curious Beyonder actually began dissecting half of Doom's body. In intense pain and on death's door, Doom stubbornly held on to life. Shutting out the pain, he used his knowledge and the power of Galactus to defeat the Beyonder and gain the fallen being's powers. Finally Doom had achieved godhood. With his ever thought made reality, Doom's grandest dreams had finally been achieved."
Defining Quote: "No one rivals Doom! There is no power on Earth, no intellect in all creation, to equal mine!" - from Fantastic Four vol. 1., # 258.
The other Villains ranked as pretty cool ( but not as cool as Doom!) in the Wizard Dark Book '98:
- 2. The Joker
- 3. Magneto
- 4. Kingpin
- 5. Thanos
- 6. Green Goblin
- 7. Kid Miracleman
- 8. Ozymandius (from the Watchmen)
- 9. Doomsday (from Superman)
- 10. The Taskmaster.
In Wizard # 87, November 1998, Wizard ranks the "10 Most Dangerous Villains in Comics"!
"If you mess with them, you're dead."
"And we don't mean maimed or injured or roughed up a little bit. When you tangle with these troublemakers, you die. Plain and simple. No compassion. No remorse. No problem.
And that's what we're looking at here: the baddest of the bad, the vilest of the vile . . . the 10 most dangerous villains in all of comics.
Our criteria are simple. Just unadulterated villains. No anti-heroes like Punisher or Lobo. No cosmic forces or gods of a higher order like Mephisto, Galactus, or Darkseid.
Oh, and one other thing. These are do or die, no-holds-barred melees, each baddie dishing out everything they've got to survive.
And if you thought seeing these guys fighting heroes was rough, wait'll you see what they do to each other. So let's not waste any time and see who made our wanted list . . ."
Well, after you get through all the fluff, and turn the page to reach the number one guy, guess who dominates the bloody heap? As if you couldn't figure it out already . . .
Here's what they said about the deliciously diabolical Doctor
Doom!
"His Deal: He's the most dangerous man alive in any comic universe. Monarch of the European nation of Latveria, Victor Von Doom is a scientific ultra-genius, and there's not a contraption that he can't build. His nuclear powered suit of armor. Robotic Doombots, capable of mass destruction. A time machine. On top of that, Vic's even cheated death by transferring his mind into another's body right before his body was destroyed. Oh, and besides extraordinary scientific skills, he's also the second-best sorcerer on Earth and next in line for the title of Sorcerer Supreme (currently held by Doctor Strange).
Why He's #1: Sheesh, with a resume like that, it's no wonder. Only his vanity and arrogance had deterred him from his goals a couple of times. Doom has only known setbacks, never defeat."
When the boys over at Wizard pitted Doctor Doom against the NINE other villains on their list, here's how the fighting turned out!
#10. Vs Bullseye: Bullseye is waaay out of his league, would try to talk his way outta fighting Doom. Too late.
# 9. Vs Sabretooth: As powerful as Sabretooth is, he's no match for Doom's armor. Though it might not look like much, Doom's suit is on a par with Iron Man's. So while 'Tooth might get the first few shots in, Doom can take those AND a whole lot more. It's Sabretooth who can't take what Doom can dish out.
#8 Vs Carnage: Doom keeps himself up to date with EVERY adversary on the planet, so Carnage is no one to lose sleep over. While Carnage could sneak up on Doom and score a few nasty hits, one well placed sonic blast from Doom's armor sees this battle end.
#7 Vs Joker: Doom would have little patience with him. While the Joker would do his best to unnerve Doom, Vic would just walk through his obstacles, call him a "buffoon", and put an end to the clown prince of crime.
#6 Vs Ra's Al Ghul: While Ra's has more combat experience than Doom, Doom's edge lies in his scientific know-how, armor, magic skills and unwavering will to win. Doom would not only defeat Ra's, but take his stuff when he did.
#5 Vs Doomsday: can you say . . . time platform? Though definitely a last resort (after a dozen or so failed attempts), Doom would simply lure Doomsday onto the platform and - similar to what Superman did - drop Doomsday off at the end of time.
#4 Vs Thanos: Thanos' self-doubts would plague him and give Doom the opening he needs to take Thanos down through a combo of science and sorcery.
#3 Vs Magneto: Having already perfected ways to effectively neutralize mutant powers (see Uncanny X-Men # 145 - # 147), Doom's already devised a way to negate Magneto's powers, just for this scenario. Come fight time, a powerless Magneto would last under a minute.
#2 Vs Lex Luthor:
Close, but no cigar. While the plot surrounding the two of these trying to take each
other down would have more twists and double-crosses than an entire season of Melrose
Place, Doom's grasp of political intrigue is keener, his mind for strategy is sharper, his
scientific capabilities are more advanced and his resources are inexhaustible.
That and he's got more hair."
And there you have it! Proof positive that Doom, Doom, he's our man! If he can't blast them no one can!
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