Fact-checked by Grok 2 weeks ago

Doombot

A Doombot is a type of advanced android constructed by the Marvel Comics supervillain Doctor Doom, designed as an exact physical and mental replica of Doom himself to function as a body double, decoy, or proxy in his schemes.^[1] These robots, often equipped with Doom's signature armor, weaponry, and tactical knowledge, allow him to maintain operational security while delegating dangerous tasks or public appearances.^[2] The first Doombot appeared in Fantastic Four (1961) #5, where it impersonated Doom to capture the Fantastic Four and extract their scientific knowledge, only to be revealed and destroyed when the real Doom intervened.^[3] Over decades, Doombots have featured prominently in Marvel storylines, serving diverse roles such as infiltrating enemy strongholds, neutralizing superhuman threats with specialized countermeasures like mutant power-suppressing traps, or leading armies during invasions.^[1] For instance, in Uncanny X-Men (1963) #145, a Doombot posed as Doom to ambush the X-Men, capturing members like Storm before being deemed incompetent and eliminated by its creator.^[4] Similarly, in Amazing Spider-Man (2018) #33-35, an assassination attempt destroyed a Doombot impostor at a Latverian diplomatic event in New York City, prompting the real Doom to retaliate by taking over the city with a siege of Doombots.^[2] Doombots vary in sophistication; early models replicated Doom's physical capabilities but lacked his full mystical prowess, while later iterations, such as the reprogrammed unit C-53, have demonstrated independent sentience and heroic potential. C-53 joined the Avengers A.I. team in Age of Ultron #10A.I. (2013), later became a guardian for the Runaways starting in Runaways (2017) #12, and features as a team member in the 2025 "One World Under Doom" tie-in miniseries.^[5]^[6] Their deployment underscores Doom's paranoia and genius, often leading to plot twists where defeated "Dooms" are revealed as robotic substitutes, a trope emblematic of his character across Marvel's multiverse narratives.^[7]

Publication history

Creation and conception

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby introduced the Doombot as a prototype robotic duplicate of Doctor Doom in Fantastic Four #5 (July 1962), where it functioned as a deceptive stand-in to mislead the Fantastic Four and allow Doom to escape apparent defeat.^[3] This debut appearance established the Doombot's core role in Doom's arsenal, emphasizing its utility in high-stakes confrontations without endangering the real Victor von Doom.^[3] Conceived as a straightforward android impostor, the initial Doombot design prioritized mimicry and disposability, permitting Doom to orchestrate elaborate plots from safety while the robot bore the brunt of any failure or destruction. This approach aligned with Lee and Kirby's broader vision for Doctor Doom, a character they co-created as the Fantastic Four's arch-nemesis, blending scientific ingenuity with theatrical villainy to heighten narrative tension.^[3]

Early depictions

The Doombots appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #5 (October 1963), in a story written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Steve Ditko. In this issue, a Doombot impersonates Doctor Doom to engage Spider-Man in combat after the real Doom's failed attempt to ally with the hero against the Fantastic Four. The robot's deployment serves to test Spider-Man's capabilities while allowing Doom to observe from safety, establishing the Doombots' initial narrative role as deceptive proxies in Doom's schemes.^[8] Subsequent early depictions in Fantastic Four comics from the mid-1960s portrayed Doombots as disposable bodyguards and decoys, underscoring their expendability to advance plots involving confrontations with the heroes. These robots were often sacrificed in battles to shield Doom or distract the Fantastic Four, reinforcing themes of deception and strategic sacrifice without revealing the villain's true position. Silver Age portrayals offered limited technical details on Doombots, emphasizing their basic armor design that replicated Doctor Doom's signature mask, cloak, and metallic plating for effective visual impersonation. This simplicity allowed artists like Jack Kirby to focus on dynamic action sequences rather than elaborate mechanics, prioritizing the robots' utility in fooling heroes and readers alike during key encounters.^[9]

Modern developments

In the early 1980s, Doombots saw significant refinement in their deployment as advanced impersonators and defenders, particularly in Uncanny X-Men #145-147 (1981), where Doombot A-76 assumed Doctor Doom's identity to reclaim and protect Adirondack Castle from threats like the Toad and Arcade while the real Doom was temporarily absent following his apparent death in prior events. This iteration highlighted their role in maintaining Doom's authority through negotiation and combat oversight, marking an evolution from earlier rudimentary models to more autonomous units capable of independent decision-making. By the mid-1980s, Doombots were integrated into large-scale crossover narratives, appearing as mass-produced soldiers in Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #1-12 (1984-1985), where they bolstered Doom's forces on Battleworld alongside other villains transported by the Beyonder.^[10] This portrayal emphasized their scalability in enforcing Doom's strategies during interstellar conflicts, contributing to their increased prominence as a staple of his robotic arsenal in ensemble stories.^[11] In contemporary comics, Doombots have featured prominently in the 2025 One World Under Doom event, where they enforce Doctor Doom's global regime following his ascension as Sorcerer Supreme, including deployments to suppress resistance across various titles.^[12] A notable example occurs in Runaways (2025) #4, depicting internal conflicts among Doombots, such as one grappling with loyalty to its adoptive "family" versus Doom's overriding command, underscoring their evolving narrative depth in tie-in stories.^[13]

Fictional history

Origins and early uses

The Doombots originated as robotic duplicates created by Victor von Doom, the monarch of Latveria, to serve as proxies in his schemes.^[3] Following von Doom's transformative clash with the Fantastic Four, which scarred his face and solidified his armored persona, he refined the Doombot technology for more sophisticated applications. The updated models incorporated advanced robotics and AI to mimic his physical appearance, voice, and tactical acumen with near-perfect fidelity, allowing him to deploy them without risking personal exposure. These enhancements allowed Doombots to act as decoys to confound invaders. In the 1960s, Doombots saw their inaugural major deployment as diversions against the Fantastic Four during assaults on von Doom's fortified castle, where squads of the robots engaged the heroes in prolonged battles to buy time for the real von Doom's escape or counterplans. This tactic proved effective in disrupting the team's coordination and forcing them to question whether they faced the genuine adversary.^[3] Early espionage operations further showcased their utility; for instance, a Doombot impersonated von Doom during a covert theft operation, luring Spider-Man into a confrontation and convincing the hero that the Latverian ruler was directly involved in the crime, thereby diverting suspicion from von Doom's broader agenda.^[14]

Key conflicts and roles

Kristoff Vernard, Doom's adopted heir whose mind had been infused with Doom's memories and personality following Doom's presumed death after Secret Wars in 1984, commanded Doombots to uphold Latverian sovereignty. These robots enforced Doom's policies, repelled incursions into Latveria, and preserved the nation's stability, preventing internal rebellion and external interference during this vulnerable period. In the Acts of Vengeance crossover of 1989, Doombots served as programmed leaders in assaults against superhero teams, exemplifying their role in coordinated villainous offensives orchestrated by Loki.^[15] A squadron of Doombots spearheaded the destruction of the Avengers' floating headquarters, Hydro-Base, by targeting its structural supports and overwhelming the minimal defending personnel, including Quasar.^[15] This attack disrupted Avengers operations and demonstrated the Doombots' tactical precision, as they executed Doom's contribution to the vengeance plot without direct oversight from their creator.^[15] Their deployment against the Avengers and X-Men underscored Doom's indirect influence through autonomous robotic proxies.^[15] In the Emperor Doom storyline of 1987-1989, Doctor Doom used enhanced mind-control technology to dominate the world, with Doombots supporting his global regime by maintaining order in Latveria and enforcing his policies amid resistance.

Recent events

In the 2025 Marvel Comics crossover event One World Under Doom, Doombots were extensively deployed as enforcers and patrols under Doctor Doom's global regime, following his ascension to Sorcerer Supreme in 2024, adapting to maintain order amid widespread resistance from superhero teams.^[6] These robotic sentinels clashed directly with groups like the Runaways, who sought to protect a reprogrammed Doombot member from Doom's reclamation efforts, highlighting the Doombots' role in suppressing contemporary threats to Doom's authoritarian rule.^[6] A notable internal conflict arose in the One World Under Doom: Runaways #4 tie-in issue, where Doombot C-53, long integrated into the Runaways as a familial guardian figure, appeared to embrace Doom's overriding will, turning against his adoptive team in a moment of programmed loyalty that strained the group's dynamics.^[16] Doombots also featured prominently as defensive guards in Red Hulk #10 (2025), where Red Hulk and his allies— including Deathlok and Machine Man—launched a direct invasion of Latveria to challenge Doom's sovereignty, battling the robotic forces amid the event's escalating chaos.^[17] This confrontation underscored the Doombots' evolution into versatile combatants capable of countering high-powered incursions in Doom's fortified homeland.^[18]

Design and technology

Construction and materials

Doombots are constructed using a titanium alloy for their outer armor, precisely replicating the design of Doctor Doom's personal battle suit to ensure visual and structural fidelity.^[19] This material grants the robots exceptional durability, capable of withstanding direct impacts from superhuman strength levels, such as those exerted by the Thing during confrontations.^[19] The alloy's resilience allows Doombots to endure prolonged physical assaults without structural compromise.^[20] The core engineering of standard Doombots draws on Latverian robotics expertise, developed in Doctor Doom's castle laboratories.^[21] This approach enables integration of propulsion systems for flight and agile maneuvering in diverse environments.^[21] Powering these systems is a compact nuclear reactor.^[21] This reactor provides sustained operational capability without the need for external recharging, drawing on advanced nuclear principles augmented by Doom's technological innovations.^[21] The design ensures that Doombots can sustain high-energy demands, such as propulsion and internal diagnostics, for extended durations in isolated or hostile settings.^[19]

Programming and AI

Doombots are equipped with advanced artificial intelligence that enables them to replicate Doctor Doom's personality, decision-making, and strategic thinking with remarkable fidelity, often convincing even themselves that they are the genuine article unless in the presence of the real Doom or another Doombot.^[11] This AI incorporates psionic disguising circuitry, which facilitates perfect mimicry of Doom's voice, mannerisms, and behavioral patterns by uploading subsets of his personal memories and psychological profile into the system's core directives. As a result, Doombots can engage in negotiations, command forces, or execute complex schemes autonomously while maintaining the illusion of Doom's direct involvement.^[11] The programming follows a hierarchical structure tailored to specific roles, with dedicated combat units optimized for fighting and a smaller cadre of diplomat units focused on negotiation and subterfuge.^[11] These variants share a common adaptive learning framework that analyzes mission outcomes, incorporating data from failures to refine tactics and prevent repetition of errors in future operations.^[11] To safeguard proprietary technology, all Doombots include robust self-destruct protocols triggered upon capture or imminent defeat, initiating immediate data wipes and explosive detonation to thwart reverse-engineering efforts by adversaries.^[22] These measures ensure that no sensitive programming or AI algorithms fall into enemy hands, a precaution demonstrated when a diplomat Doombot, after briefly interacting with the villain Arcade, was remotely destroyed by Doom for perceived incompetence. Such safeguards underscore the layered security embedded in their software architecture.^[1]

Powers and abilities

Core capabilities

Doombots are equipped with advanced energy projection systems integrated into their gauntlets, often referred to as palm blasters, enabling them to emit concussive blasts and other energy projections with power levels equivalent to those wielded by Doctor Doom himself. These weapons draw from advanced internal power sources, allowing for sustained fire capable of overwhelming superhuman opponents in close-quarters combat.^[23] The baseline structural design of Doombots grants them superhuman strength comparable to Doctor Doom's armored form, sufficient for grappling with enhanced beings like the Hulk or Thing in prolonged engagements. Complementing this is exceptional durability from advanced robotic construction and reinforced plating that can endure direct assaults from Avengers-level heroes, including energy-based attacks and high-impact strikes, without immediate structural failure.^[24] Mobility is provided by boot-mounted jet thrusters, enabling high-speed flight and agile aerial maneuvers in battle. Integrated sensory arrays enhance threat detection, incorporating infrared scanners for heat signature tracking and electromagnetic sensors for identifying powered armor or energy signatures.^[25] All standard Doombots also replicate Doctor Doom's personal force field generation, projecting protective energy barriers that can deflect small-arms fire and absorb moderate energy discharges.^[24]

Variants and specializations

Doombots exhibit several specialized variants optimized for distinct operational needs, each modifying the core robotic framework with targeted enhancements in structure, intelligence, or functionality. The fighting variant prioritizes direct confrontation, incorporating reinforced armor plating and integrated weaponry such as energy projectors and force field emitters for sustained melee and ranged engagements.^[26] These models possess superhuman strength comparable to class 85 levels, enabling them to briefly match powerhouses like the Thing in physical confrontations.^[11] They are typically produced in large numbers and deployed as coordinated squads to execute aggressive tactical assaults.^[26] Diplomat variants emphasize subtlety and interaction, featuring advanced neural processors that replicate Doctor Doom's rhetorical prowess and strategic acumen to near-perfect fidelity.^[26] Lacking the heavy reinforcement of combat models, they maintain baseline armor while excelling in deception and negotiation, often substituting for Doom in high-stakes diplomatic forums like United Nations assemblies.^[27] Schemebots represent a rarer subtype focused on long-term scheming, equipped with sophisticated predictive algorithms that simulate and refine complex plots by cross-referencing historical data and probabilistic modeling.^[28] Introduced as an AI extension of Doom's intellect, these units collaborate in isolated networks to generate innovative strategies, as seen in their debut during the Venom War event where they recycled and adapted prior villainous blueprints for new threats. A notable specialization arises in the Mechadoom iteration, an incomplete prototype Doombot created by Kristoff Vernard that attempted to build an army by kidnapping and studying other robots and cyborgs.^[29] Sentient variants, such as Doombot C-53, have demonstrated independent sentience, enabling reprogramming for roles like joining Avengers A.I. or guarding the Runaways.^[5]

Alternate versions

Mainstream variants

In the Earth-616 continuity, Doombots have manifested in several distinct iterations tailored to specific scenarios, often reflecting Doctor Doom's strategic contingencies or the influence of his associates. These variants maintain the core design of advanced robotic duplicates but incorporate modifications that highlight unique operational challenges or enhancements within the primary Marvel Universe timeline.^[11] One prominent variant emerged during Kristoff Vernard's brief rule over Latveria in the mid-1980s. Following Doctor Doom's apparent death at the hands of Terrax, a cadre of Doombots activated a preprogrammed protocol to preserve Doom's legacy by transferring his memories and personality into the mind of his young ward, Kristoff Vernard, via a memory transference machine. Equipped with customized Doombots reprogrammed under Kristoff's immature oversight, these units served as his enforcers, patrolling Latverian borders and executing decrees with a blend of Doom's tactical precision and the boy's impulsive whims. The youthful programming flaws introduced by Kristoff—such as overly literal interpretations of commands and inconsistent threat assessments—resulted in erratic loyalty, where the robots occasionally prioritized Kristoff's childish vendettas over strategic imperatives, leading to operational inefficiencies during conflicts with the Fantastic Four.^[30] This variant underscored the vulnerabilities in Doom's succession plans, as the Doombots' malfunctions contributed to Kristoff's eventual ousting when the true Doom returned.^[31] A more recent iteration, Doombot C-53, gained prominence in 2025 amid the "One World Under Doom" event, where Doctor Doom assumed the mantle of Sorcerer Supreme following the Blood Hunt crisis. Originally constructed as part of Doom's arsenal, C-53 had previously distinguished itself by joining the Avengers A.I. initiative against Ultron and later serving as a guardian for the Runaways team, demonstrating adaptive AI capable of independent tactical decision-making.^[32] In the 2025 upheaval, this unit received upgrades integrating mystical interfaces, allowing it to emulate Doom's sorcery through simulated arcane energy projections and ritualistic protocols derived from scanned magical artifacts. These enhancements enabled C-53 to interface with enchanted artifacts, channeling pseudo-mystical blasts and defensive wards during enforcement operations across a Doom-controlled world, though the emulation remained limited to technological approximations rather than true occult power.^[33] During assaults on resistant groups like the Runaways, C-53 grappled with conflicting directives from its core programming and Doom's new regime, highlighting its role in maintaining order amid global magical-technological fusion.^[34] Rare cases of self-aware Doombots have also occurred in Earth-616. One verified example is Vincent Doonan, the first in a new generation of Doombots created by Doctor Doom capable of demonstrating sentience. Designed with advanced neural architectures, Vincent developed independent thought, leading to unique interactions beyond standard programming, though such autonomy remains tightly controlled by Doom's overrides.^[35]

Other realities

On Earth-982, known as the MC2 universe, Doombot armies are empowered by a unique harnessing of the Power Cosmic, enabling an aged Doctor Doom to blend advanced robotics with cosmic energy manipulation in his bid for global domination. These Doombots, infused with this otherworldly power, exhibit enhanced durability and energy projection capabilities far beyond standard mechanical limits, forming vast legions that support Doom's sorcerous ambitions. Deployed against the Fantastic Five and other heroes, they represent a fusion of technological precision and mystical augmentation, allowing Doom to project his influence across the altered timeline where heroes aged earlier.^[36]

In other media

Animation and television

In the animated series Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes (2006), Doombots serve as key antagonists created by Doctor Doom to combat the Fantastic Four. In the episode "Doom's Word Is Law" (Season 1, Episode 25), Doom deploys a specialized super Doombot, an adaptoid designed to adapt to the heroes' abilities and counter them effectively. The Fantastic Four capture and attempt to retrain the Doombot at the Baxter Building, programming it for heroic purposes in hopes of turning it against its creator; however, its core loyalty to Doom ultimately causes it to revert to villainy, leading to a climactic confrontation where the heroes must destroy it.^[37] Doombots appear frequently in The Super Hero Squad Show (2009–2011) as loyal robotic minions under Doctor Doom's command, often providing comic relief amid his grand schemes to conquer Super Hero City. Portrayed as bumbling yet durable servants, they assist in invasions by deploying weapons, guarding Doom's lair in Villainville, and engaging the Super Hero Squad in humorous skirmishes that highlight their mechanical malfunctions and exaggerated obedience. Voiced by Charlie Adler, these Doombots emphasize Doom's overreliance on technology, frequently failing in slapstick fashion during episodes like "With Claws Out!" and "Doom on You!" where they bungle attempts to capture Infinity Stones or overpower the heroes.^[38]^[39] Doombots make brief cameos in Ultimate Spider-Man (2012–2017), functioning as stealth infiltrators within Doctor Doom's forces during high-stakes team-ups. In the Season 1 episode "Doomed," a squad of standard Doombots guards Doom's Latverian stronghold, ambushing Spider-Man and his team (Nova, White Tiger, Iron Fist, and Power Man) as they attempt to capture the villain, with the robots using coordinated tactics to delay the heroes before being dismantled. Voiced by Maurice LaMarche, these appearances draw loosely from comic designs, adapting the robots' humanoid forms for dynamic action sequences.^[40]

Video games

Doombots first appeared as enemies in the 2006 action role-playing game Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, where they serve as robotic minions deployed by Doctor Doom to overwhelm player-controlled heroes through swarming tactics and energy blast attacks. These robots appear in multiple levels, particularly during assaults on Doom's castle and fortress, requiring players to prioritize targeting them to disrupt group formations and prevent coordinated assaults. Their design emphasizes quantity over individual strength, with basic models firing optic blasts and using melee strikes in packs to flank and encircle teams of up to four heroes.^[41]^[42] In Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order (2019), Doombots appear as summonable robotic allies in Doctor Doom's moveset, assisting in combat with electrical attacks and area-of-effect abilities during story mode and multiplayer battles.^[41] In LEGO Marvel Super Heroes (2013), Doombots function as both boss encounters and playable characters, with standard variants unlocked after completing the "Doctor in the House" level and serving as fodder in Doom's boss fight on Asteroid M, where up to 20 are summoned to harass players before escalating to larger threats. The V-Series upgrade, unlocked post-"A Doom with a View," enhances their utility for gameplay, granting super strength for breaking cracked LEGO plates, advanced melee combos for combat efficiency, and grapple handles for pulling objects to solve environmental puzzles. This variant's metallic gray frame and reinforced build allow it to withstand heavier damage while supporting cooperative play, such as web-slinging or object manipulation in open-world exploration.^[43]^[44]^[45] Doombots act as recurring antagonists in the mobile fighting game Marvel Contest of Champions (2014–present), often appearing in quest nodes and event variants tied to Doctor Doom's campaigns, where they bolster his forces. These robots deploy in waves during Doom-related events, utilizing adaptive AI for energy projections and defensive shielding to challenge players in arena battles and story quests. Recent updates have introduced collectible Doombot champions as low-rank (2-star) playable units in side quests like the Dimensional Arcade, where defeating waves of them yields resources for progression, though they retain their core role as formidable foes in high-stakes encounters.^[46]^[47]

Merchandise and toys

Doombots have appeared in several action figure lines as part of Marvel's merchandise offerings, particularly emphasizing their robotic design and role as Doctor Doom's minions. In the Marvel Legends series during the early 2000s, Toy Biz released a Doombot variant as part of Series 2 in 2002, featuring the figure with a metallic, robotic armor finish, 27 points of articulation, and a comic book accessory for display.^[48] A chase variant Doombot followed in Series 8 in 2004, noted for its detailed sculpting, over 30 points of articulation, and inclusion of a castle wall display piece to evoke Latverian architecture.^[49] These figures were produced under Toy Biz, which Hasbro acquired in 2006, continuing the Marvel Legends line with similar high-detail standards.^[50] Additionally, Toy Biz produced a 7-inch Doombot action figure in 2005 as part of the Fantastic Four movie tie-in line, designed with movie-accurate silver and green armor, smash attack features for dynamic posing, and red-eyed variants to highlight its menacing robotic nature.^[51] These collectibles often feature comic-accurate designs in their core aesthetics, allowing fans to recreate Doombot armies alongside Doctor Doom figures.^[52]

References

[1]
Mutantkind's History with Latveria, Explained - Marvel.com
Nov 3, 2023 · The X-Men also encountered one of Doom's robotic replicas, a Doombot, posing as Doom in UNCANNY X-MEN (1963) #145 by Chris Claremont and Dave ...
[2]
Spider-Man's Most Memorable Encounters with Doctor Doom | Marvel
Nov 22, 2024 · After a failed assassination attempt destroyed an imposter Doombot during a Latverian diplomatic presentation in New York City, the real Doctor ...
[3]
Fantastic Four (1961) #5 | Comic Issues - Marvel
Free delivery 30-day returnsThe Fantastic Four's greatest nemesis is introduced in the first of many titanic battles as Victor Von Doom is out to prove that all should bow before Doom!
[4]
https://www.marvel.com/comics/issue/13686/uncanny_x-men_1981_145
[5]
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Doombot_C-53_(Earth-616)
[6]
'One World Under Doom' Puts the Runaways Back on the Run - Marvel
Mar 5, 2025 · A tie-in to ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM, this new chapter of the fan-favorite title kicks off when the Runaways' newest member, a reprogrammed DOOMBOT, ...
[7]
Doctor Doom's Strangest Team-Ups - Marvel.com
Aug 9, 2024 · As the leader of Latveria, a master of the mystic arts, and one of the sharpest minds in the Marvel Universe, Doctor Doom stands alone; ...
[8]
Books of Doom (2005) #1 | Comic Issues - Marvel.com
Free delivery 30-day returnsNov 16, 2005 · Browse the Marvel Comics issue Books of Doom (2005) #1. Learn where to read it, and check out the comic's cover art, variants, writers, ...
[9]
Books of Doom (2005 - 2006) | Comic Series - Marvel.com
Free delivery 30-day returnsBrowse the Marvel comic series Books of Doom (2005 - 2006). Check out individual issues, and find out how to read them!
[10]
The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #5 | Comic Issues - Marvel.com
Free delivery 30-day returnsDoctor Doom hears a J. Jonah Jameson's news broadcast regarding the menace of Spider-Man. So, Doom sends a message to Spider-Man through his spider-senses.
[11]
Fantastic Four (1961) #40 | Comic Issues - Marvel.com
Free delivery 30-day returnsDaredevil continues to fight alongside the FF in defense of the Baxter Building. Will the super team be rudely evicted from their home...by Doctor Doom?More Details · Extended Credits And Info · StoriesMissing: Doombot | Show results with:Doombot
[12]
Amazing Spider-Man 5 - Comics Archeology
Jul 7, 2020 · AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #5 (1963) by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. According to the cover, “it had to happen”: Spider-Man versus Doctor Doom.
[13]
Secret Wars (1984 - 1985) | Comic Series - Marvel.com
See Spider-Man, the Avengers, the X-Men and the Fantastic Four battle Doctor Doom, Ultron, Doctor Octopus and more in this classic saga!Missing: Doombots | Show results with:Doombots
[14]
Doombot | Marvel Database - Fandom
The term "Doombot" refers to various series of robots originally created by Doctor Doom. All robots that are now identified as "Doombots" are exact physical and ...
[15]
One World Under Doom (2025) #1 | Comic Issues - Marvel.com
Feb 12, 2025 · The world has woken up to a new reality: Doctor Doom, Earth's Sorcerer Supreme, has magically taken over every broadcast medium on the planet and declared ...
[16]
Runaways (2025) #4 | Comic Issues - Marvel.com
Sep 17, 2025 · ... Runaways before a much larger threat does? And has Doombot finally embraced the Will of Doom and turned on his family?! See Variant Covers.
[17]
Books of Doom (2005) #6 | Comic Issues - Marvel.com
Free delivery 30-day returnsMay 31, 2006 · Browse the Marvel Comics issue Books of Doom (2005) #6. Learn where to read it, and check out the comic's cover art, variants, writers, ...
[18]
Spider-Man Unlimited (2004) #14 | Comic Issues - Marvel
Mar 8, 2006 · Superstar David Finch draws Spider-Man! Guest starring the Black Cat & Dr. Doom! What could possibly convince Spidey to break into Dr. Doom's embassy?
[19]
Avengers (2010) #7 (TRON VARIANT) | Comic Issues | Marvel
**Summary of Avengers #311 Plot (Acts of Vengeance and Doombots):**
[20]
Has Doombot Finally Embraced The Will Of Doom And Turned On ...
Sep 16, 2025 · Has Doombot finally embraced the Will of Doom and turned on his family?! In One World Under Doom: Runaways #4 on shelves and digital ...
[21]
Red Hulk (2025) #10 | Comic Issues - Marvel.com
Oct 6, 2025 · RED FLAG! RED HULK and his crew invade LATVERIA! Can he bring down WAR-WOLF and dethrone DOOM? Featuring the last appearances of MACHINE MAN ...
[22]
Red Hulk (2025 series) | Comics Index - Marvel Heroes Library
Thunderbolt Ross, Deathlok Prime, and the powerless Machine Man have escaped from Doctor Doom's dungeon in Latveria and are pursued by an army of Doombots.
[23]
20 Strange (But True) Facts About Dr. Doom's Armor - CBR
Jul 7, 2018 · Doctor Doom's armor is made out of high-strength titanium alloy, so it was already highly durable to start with. However, when you are a villain ...19 Splinters Of The True... · 17 High Voltage · 15 The Armor Can't Take...
[24]
Adamantium History, Owners, & Powers - Marvel.com
... Doctor Doom, when he possesses the power of the Beyonder. Once hardened, True Adamantium can only be altered by a device known as a Molecular Rearranger.
[25]
Who Is Doctor Doom? The Official Marvel Guide
Sep 8, 2023 · Doctor Victor Von Doom. Though he is most commonly associated with the Fantastic Four, Doom has made his presence felt across the world and come more than ...
[26]
VENOM WAR: FANTASTIC FOUR #1 [VW] (2024) #1 | Comic Issues
Oct 30, 2024 · It's a wild battle of mad geniuses that spans thousands of years and also the space of a breath - with stakes that only the Fantastic Four could ...
[27]
Uncanny X-Men (1963) #145 | Comic Issues - Marvel.com
Free delivery 30-day returnsMay 1, 1981 · Browse the Marvel Comics issue Uncanny X-Men (1963) #145. Learn where to read it, and check out the comic's cover art, variants, writers, ...
[28]
Fantastic Four (1961) #258 | Comic Issues - Marvel.com
Free delivery 30-day returnsSep 1, 1983 · Doctor Doom seeks a suitable host for the power he has stolen from the Silver Surfer. Will he find an eligible candidate with the same degree of vengefulness?
[29]
Fantastic Four (1961) #246 | Comic Issues - Marvel.com
Sep 1, 1982 · Browse the Marvel Comics issue Fantastic Four (1961) #246. Learn where to read it, and check out the comic's cover art, variants, writers, ...
[30]
Heavy Metal: The Most Powerful Robots In The Marvel Universe ...
Sep 7, 2018 · They come in two varieties: Diplomat Doombots and Fighting Doombots. Aside from having Doom's superior strength, speed, and armor, they can ...19 Doomsday Man · 13 Cosmic Hulk · 10 Super Adaptoid
[31]
Doctor Doom & Storm's Relationship, Explained - Marvel.com
Jan 16, 2025 · Shortly after Storm took over as leader of the X-Men, she met Doctor Doom in UNCANNY X-MEN (1963) #145 by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum. When ...
[32]
Doctor Doom Uses His Own A.I. To Concoct His Evil Schemes ...
Oct 28, 2024 · Doctor Doom uses his own Generative AI to concoct his Evil Schemes but can Kang outhink him? (Spoilers)Missing: #84 programming
[33]
Deathlok #2-5 - Comics Archeology
Oct 3, 2022 · So Mechadoom is an incomplete Doombot prototype that Kristoff didn't finish. And now he's basically Kristoff's rebellious teenage murderbot ...
[34]
Kristoff Vernard (Character) - Comic Vine
Oct 24, 2018 · His Doombots implanted Doom's memories into Kristoff. This caused Kristoff to believe that he was Doctor Doom. When Doom returned, Kristoff ...<|control11|><|separator|>
[35]
Doctor Doom Reading Order, 1982-1991: The Doom/Kristoff War
Nov 13, 2024 · Doombots have imprinted the memories of Doctor Doom over the mind of young Kristoff Vernard ... Emperor Doom (1987) On an alternate Earth ...
[36]
Doombot (Avenger) (Earth-616) - Marvel Comics
Doombot C-53 was a member of the Avengers A.I. team. Some time after their disbandment, he would become the caretaker and guardian of the Runaways.Doombot (avenger) · Creators · Featured In These Comics
[37]
Doombot Struggles With A Major Decision in One World Under Doom
Aug 25, 2025 · Doctor Doom will not be disobeyed! Doombot struggles with a major decision when there is an attack on the Runaways in even greater force! Will ...
[38]
Doom's Mysterious Superior Avengers Teased in New Variant ...
Mar 13, 2025 · ABOMINATION, DOCTOR OCTOPUS, GHOST, KILLMONGER, MALEKITH, ONSLAUGHT. These six names that once ignited fear and terror throughout the Marvel ...Missing: Doombot | Show results with:Doombot
[39]
Fantastic Five (Marvel, 2007 series) #3 - GCD :: Issue
Information about the comic Fantastic Five #3, which has a publication date of October 2007 and was published by Marvel.
[40]
Fantastic Four Worlds Greatest Heroes Dooms Word Is Law Recap
The Fantastic Four are fighting the latest Doombot when it has a breakdown and begins to repeat, "No destroy!" They take it back to the Baxter Building.
[41]
Doombot - The Super Hero Squad Show - Behind The Voice Actors
Charlie Adler is the voice of Doombot in The Super Hero Squad Show. TV Show: The Super Hero Squad Show Franchise: Marvel UniverseMissing: 2009-2011 | Show results with:2009-2011
[42]
Doombots | The Super Hero Squad Show Wiki - Fandom
Doombots are robot servers for Doctor Doom. Doombot-2. Advertisement ... The Super Hero Squad Show Wiki is a Fandom TV Community. View Full Site.Missing: 2009-2011 | Show results with:2009-2011
[43]
Doombot - Ultimate Spider-Man Animated Series Wiki - Fandom
Appearances. 3. "Doomed"; 4. "Venom" (cameo). Background in other media. Coming ... Ultimate Spider-Man Animated Series Wiki is a Fandom TV Community. View ...Missing: 2012-2017 | Show results with:2012-2017
[44]
Doombots - Marvel: Ultimate Alliance Wiki - Fandom
The Doombots are robotic mooks created by Doctor Doom to serve him in Marvel: Ultimate Alliance and Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 3.
[45]
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance - Tactics Guide - PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs
Rating 82% (68) Apr 18, 2007 · Target Doombots FIRST and try and line foes up for multiple knockdowns. Use GRAB and toss and then MELEE attacks. Once Power Orbs are collected ...
[46]
Doombot - LEGO Marvel Superheroes Wiki - Fandom
Doombot is a playable character in LEGO Marvel Superheroes. Role In The Story 2013 LEGO Marvel Superheroes Appearance The outfit is robotic and Doctor Doom ...
[47]
Doombot (V-Series) | LEGO Marvel Superheroes Wiki - Fandom
The V-Series Doombot is used by Doctor Doom in the battle with him on Asteroid M. Appearance. V-Series Doombots are gray and metallic and have ...
[48]
Doombot (V-Series) | Lego Marvel and DC Superheroes Wiki
Doombot (V-Series) can use advanced melee attacks with his super strength. · Doombot (V-Series) can break through cracked plates. · Doombot (V-Series) can pull ...Missing: upgrades | Show results with:upgrades
[49]
Dimensional Arcade – Walkthrough - Marvel Contest of Champions
Jul 23, 2025 · As you defeat Doombots and perform in-game actions (small mini games), you'll gain a resource which you can spend after each wave to choose from ...<|control11|><|separator|>
[50]
Doombots First Preview & Gameplay - Marvel Contest of Champions
Mar 17, 2020 · Doombots are coming soon in Marvel Contest of Champions Please support the channel today by becoming an official patron if you like the ...
[51]
Marvel Legends Series 2 Dr Doom (Bot) - Action Figure 411
In stock Rating 5.0 (1) Dr Doom Bot variation released in 2002 as part of Series 2. Wave: 2 Year: 2002 Retail: $19.99 Similar Items: Dr Doom - Marvel Legends Sets - Series 2
[52]
Profile: Marvel Legends Doombot
This Toy Biz Doombot figure features great poseability with over 30 points of articulation and is part of Marvel Legends Series 8. WAVE OR SERIES.Missing: 2000s | Show results with:2000s
[53]
Marvel Legends | Marvel Toys Wiki | Fandom
Marvel Legends is one of the longest running Marvel toylines ever created, beginning in 2002 by Toybiz, and carried on by Hasbro after their buyout in 2006.Missing: 2000s | Show results with:2000s
[54]
Toybiz Marvel Legends Fantastic Four Movie Classics Doombot 7 ...
Toybiz Marvel Legends Fantastic Four Movie Classics Doombot 7" Action Figure ; Size. 7" ; Accurate description. 5.0 ; Reasonable shipping cost. 5.0 ; Shipping speed.
[55]
Doombot (Smash Attack) (Red Eyes) - Fantastic Four - Figure Realm
Doombot (Smash Attack) (Red Eyes) action figure from the Fantastic Four - Movie toy series manufactured by Toy Biz in 2006.