The Doctor Doom guide
Every version of Doctor Doom
Doom at his everyday peak, with the Power Cosmic, the Beyonders' power and the Life Force, as Sorcerer Supreme, in 2099, in the Ultimate Universe and on film. Each of the 13 versions below has its own page with powers, feats and odds against the Fantastic Four.
Earth-616 comics
- DoomClassic Doom · Marvel Comics, Earth-616
- Power Cosmic DoomPower Cosmic (1967) · Marvel Comics, Earth-616
- Beyonder-powered DoomBeyonder power (1985) · Marvel Comics, Earth-616
- Unthinkable DoomUnthinkable (2003) · Marvel Comics, Earth-616
- Life Force DoomLife Force (2012) · Marvel Comics, Earth-616
- God Emperor DoomGod Emperor (2015) · Marvel Comics, Battleworld
- Infamous Iron ManInfamous Iron Man · Marvel Comics, Earth-616
- Sorcerer Supreme DoomSorcerer Supreme (2025) · Marvel Comics, Earth-616
Alternate comics
- Doom 2099Doom 2099 · Marvel Comics, Earth-928
- Van DammeVan Damme (Ultimate) · Marvel Comics, Earth-1610
Film
- Fox Doom (2005)Julian McMahon (2005) · 20th Century Fox
- Fox Doom (2007)Surfer's board (2007) · 20th Century Fox
- Fox Doom (2015)Toby Kebbell (2015) · 20th Century Fox
Other versions
These versions are not rated on this site yet.
| Version | Reality | Comics | Who they are |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doom 2099 | Earth-928 | Doom 2099 #1–44 (1993–96); John Francis Moore and Pat Broderick | A cyborg Victor von Doom who retakes Latveria in 2099, then the United States. |
| Victor Van Damme | Earth-1610 | Ultimate Fantastic Four (2004–09) | Metal body, goat legs, poison gas and Atlantean sorcery; sabotaged the accident that made the Ultimate Four. |
| Doom (Reed Richards) | Earth-6160 | Ultimate Invasion #3 (2023); Jonathan Hickman and Bryan Hitch | That world's Reed, broken by the Maker, who welded a Doom mask onto his face. A founding Ultimate, he gave himself all four Fantastic Four powers and died bringing the Maker down in Ultimate Endgame #5 (2026). He has his own tab on Reed's card. |
| Victor von Doom | Earth-6160 | Ultimate Universe: Finale; Deniz Camp and Juan Frigeri | That world's own Victor, young and unscarred, who spent his life hiding from assassins. The line's last pages leave him in his lab with a vial of the Maker, whose true identity he has worked out. |
| Count Otto von Doom | Earth-311 (Marvel 1602) | Marvel 1602 (2003) | Imprisoned that world's Fantastick Four. |
| Doom (T'Channa) | Earth-2301 (Mangaverse) | Marvel Mangaverse #3 (2002); Ben Dunn | Betrayed that world's Doom and took his identity. |
| What If? #22 | Alternate reality | What If? #22 (1980); Don Glut and Fred Kida | An unscarred Victor who married Valeria, and sacrificed her to Mephisto anyway. |
Doom on screen and in games
- Film
- Joseph Culp (1994, unreleased); Julian McMahon (2005, 2007); Toby Kebbell (2015); Robert Downey Jr. (MCU, from 2025)
- Animation
- Henry Ramer (1966); Joseph Sirola (1967); John Stephenson (1978); Neil Ross and Simon Templeman (1994–96); Paul Dobson (World's Greatest Heroes); Lex Lang (Earth's Mightiest Heroes); Maurice LaMarche (Avengers Assemble, Ultimate Spider-Man); Ross Marquand (X-Men '97)
- Games
- Paul Dobson (Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3); Fred Tatasciore (Lego Marvel Super Heroes); Maurice LaMarche (Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3); Graham McTavish (Marvel's Midnight Suns); Darin De Paul (Fortnite, 2024); Travis Willingham (Marvel Rivals, where Doom and Doom 2099 appear as non-playable characters); SungWon Cho and Takaya Hashi (Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls)
- Other
- Michael Roberts (BBC radio); Dylan Baker (Wastelanders); Julian McMahon (Robot Chicken)