9 Worst Things Doctor Doom Has Done

1. Everything He Did In Secret Wars

Fantastic Four Doctor Doom
Marvel Comics

At the start of 2015's Secret Wars it actually looked as though Doom was on the path to doing genuine good. He, Mister Fantastic and Doctor Strange were tasked with a mission to save the universe, but when the multiverse collides, it becomes clear that Doom is not the new man he purports to be.

With the universe now remade in his vision, and with Battleworld serving as the key destination that binds the multiverse together, it transpires that history has been re-written and that Doom (now sporting the title of God Emperor), is the ruler of the world. He murders the the cryogenically-frozen survivors of the pre-Battleworld continuity, Doctor Strange and Cyclops, and also takes Sue Storm as his wife.

In this reality, it takes an Infinity Gauntlet-wielding Black Panther to even stand a chance against Doom, and after that a version of Reed Richards equipped with the power of the Beyonders. Though Doom was eventually defeated, he had still used his power to steal Mister Fantastic's family, conquer the universe and re-write its history.

Know of any other Doom-tastic plots? Be sure to let us know in the comments below!

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