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6 comments:
Hasn't Doom always been ahead of his time as a megalomaniacal dictator? Maybe he seems too close to actual megalomaniacal dictators...We seem to have no shortage of them these days...
I think Doom may have been an inspiration for Darth Vader. That would certainly be a better approach than what they've been doing.
Love it! Wish it was a comic for real!
Ordinaryguy2
The Dr. Doom played by Julian McMahon(opposite Ioan Gryffud, Michael Chiklis, Jessica Alba, and the then-future Capt. America) was patterned after the version in Marvel's "Ultimates" imprint. So a little departure from the Silver Age original was to be expected.
That being said: I'd like to see Magnus the Robot Fighter go up against the Cybermen from the original DR. WHO series!
I remember suggesting this idea to you last year. Have to say, it was worth the wait! Kudos!
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