Victor Von Doom, aka Doctor Doom, is one of the most dangerous Marvel villains ever, partially because he won't hold back when committing evil acts.

Fans have proposed that Doctor Doom's face might remain hidden behind his mask, or that Downey will portray Doom as an evil variant of Tony Stark in the multiverse.

To accomplish his sinister goal, Dr. Doom will manipulate heroes and villains alike to assist in his doomsday scheme unwittingly. Here’s what fans can expect from Downey Jr.’s next thrilling role.

This could mean that the actor's rendition of Doom will actually be an evil, alternate version of Tony Stark. Or Doctor Doom may happen to look like Tony Stark but be otherwise unrelated to him.

Article Summary. Doctor Doom's AI, 'Schemebots,' crafts his evil plans in Venom War: Fantastic Four #1. Kang vs. Doom: an epic clash of tech and time-traveling intellects unfolds.

Over the years, Doctor Doom has sparred not only with the Fantastic Four, but also Spider-Man, Red Skull, Mephisto and the Avengers. So how can Downey Jr be Doctor Doom and Iron Man?

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This is why a new version of The Avengers‘ archenemies, the Masters of Evil, form to fight Doctor Doom. However, this team of villains develop a new attitude in their nefarious scheming.

Doctor Doom is more popular than ever, but everyone seems to forget he’s a monster. ... However, what makes those story work is Doom’s selfish, evil motives for things.

Robert Downey, Jr. is back in the MCU, incredibly enough, as Doctor Doom in Avengers: Doomsday. And really, there was no other choice to replace Kang the Conqueror.

There was very little loyalty in the Masters of Evil; the team’s leaders — Heinrich and his son Helmut, Ultron, Egghead, Doctor Octopus, Crimson Cowl, Max Fury, Lightmaster, and Madame Masque ...

Today, Marvel Comics publishes One World Under Doom #3 by Ryan North and R.B. Silva, as well as the tie-in title Avengers #25 by Jed MacKay and Valerio Schiti.And unlike some, this one really does ...