In which Dr. Doom, perhaps, goes a bit too far with his plans.

§ May 24th, 2009 § Filed under Uncategorized Comments Off on In which Dr. Doom, perhaps, goes a bit too far with his plans.


Wow…aim high, pal. But I’m sorry, Vic ol’ buddy, but one man has already set the standard for masculine beauty, and THIS IS THAT MAN.

I do like the detail on wall decorations, here…I suppose once Doom starts going face-commando maybe he’d want all the masked representations of himself changed accordingly. I could totally see Doom making his put-upon servants bust out the ladders and the hammers and the chisels to recarve all of these:


As a special Progressive Ruin flashback, here’s an officially licensed product that features a representation of Doom’s skyclad face, both with nose and without. And here’s what Jack Kirby his own self thought Doom looked like under the mask.

Anyway, as an apology for inflicting the always-inappropriate term “face-commando” on you, please enjoy this bonus Dr. Doom panel, with a great pose:


‘Course, he was interrupted while playing the piano, but still…DRAMATIC DOOM IS GO.

images from Fantastic Four #85 (April 1969) & #87 (June 1969) by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby & Joe Sinnott

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