

9.5 cm (3.75 inch).
ECCC 2020.
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Origin and Creation of the Character
Doctor Doom, aka Victor Von Doom, is one of the most iconic supervillains in the Marvel universe. Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, he first appeared in Fantastic Four #5 in 1962. Inspired by classic figures of the mad scientist and Shakespearean tyrant, Doom is more than just an antagonist—he is a scientific genius, a master of sorcery, and a ruthless ruler.
His tragic origin and insatiable ambition make him a complex character, constantly torn between his thirst for power and his pursuit of absolute perfection. His rule over the fictional nation of Latveria sets him apart from other villains, giving him an almost monarchic status.
Character Description
Doctor Doom is instantly recognizable by his imposing armor, metal mask, and green cloak. This iconic look represents both his technological brilliance and his need to conceal his physical and psychological scars.
Victor Von Doom is a scientific genius, often surpassing minds like Reed Richards (Mr. Fantastic). Beyond his exceptional intellect, he is also a master of magic, a skill inherited from his mother, a Romani sorceress. This combination of science and sorcery makes him one of the most formidable beings in the Marvel universe.
Doom does not simply seek domination; he genuinely believes that only he can save the world, often opposing heroes whom he considers too weak or inefficient. His sense of honor, his megalomania, and his vision of a world under his total control make him a fascinating and multi-dimensional antagonist.
With his charisma, intelligence, and far-reaching influence in the Marvel universe, Doctor Doom is regarded as one of the greatest villains in comic book history.
9.5 cm (3.75 inch).
ECCC 2020.
Colourful range of collectible merchandise by Funko. Choose from many different products based on movies, tv-series, games and more!
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