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2025's One World Under Doom Vol.1 #9 cover by Ben Harvey. Source
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2025's Doom: Ruler of the world #1 variant cover by Alexander Lozano. Source
"--the vampire threat is over, and this world--OUR world--is safe once more. And you have but one man to thank: Earth's new, SUPERIOR sorcerer supreme. Victor...Von...DOOM."
The final panel of Blood Hunt #5 (2024), teasing an important status quo shift (leading to the upcoming One World Under Doom event). Script by Jed MacKay, interior art by Pepe Larraz, colors by Marte Gracia & Fernando Sifuentes and lettering by VC's Cory Petit. Source
2001's Doom: The Emperor Returns Vol.1 #1 cover by cover artist Leonardo Manco and colorist José Villarrubia. Also used as the cover of the Doom trade paperback (2002).
2001's Doom: The Emperor Returns Vol.1 #2 cover by cover artist Leonardo Manco and colorist José Villarrubia.
It looks like Manco was quite a fan of Maximus Decimus Meridius's mask from Ridley Scott's first Gladiator movie (released one year or so before this mini series), just like MF DOOM/Daniel Dumile (R.I.P.).
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1971's Astonishing Tales Vol.1 #8 page 12. Script by Gerry Conway, art by Gene Colan, inks/colors by Tom Palmer and lettering by Jean Izzo.
A rather significant story since it's the one that revealed that Doctor Doom was trying each years to save his mother's soul from Hell (to no avail). A plot that would finally culminate nearly 20 years later in 1988 with the GN Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment (by Roger Stern, Mike Mignola and Mark Bagder).
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