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Fantastic Four 5 July, 1962 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby Prisoners of Doctor Doom! Doom kidnaps Sue, uses time platform to send Reed, Johnny & Ben to capture Blackbeard's chest & the magic gems of Merlin.

Fantastic Four 6 1962 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby Captives of the Deadly Duo!" Doom uses Namor to plant magnetic Grabber in the Baxter Building, hurtling it into space towards the sun

Fantastic Four 10 Jan., 1963 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby The Return of Doctor Doom! Doom visits Lee & Kirby; then uses Ovoid mind transfer on Reed to become Mr. Fantastic in body only.

Fantastic Four 16 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby

Fantastic Four 17 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby

Amazing Spider-Man 5 1963 Stan Lee/ Steve Ditko Marked for Destruction by Dr. Doom! Doom asks Spider-man to join him; then mistakenly kidnaps Flash in Spidey suit.

Fantastic Four 23 Feb. 1964 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby The Master Plan of Doctor Doom! Doom captures the FF with the aid of three enhanced crooks; becomes trapped in subspace by a solar wave that disintegrates room.

Strange Tales 122

Fantastic Four - Annual 2 1964 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby Origin of Doctor Doom; & The Final Victory of Dr. Doom (2 new stories) Origin story. Then rescued from space (issue 23) by Rama Tut; uses berry juice to turn FF against each other; defeated by Reed at the Encephalo-gun.

Fantastic Four 39 June, 1965 Stan Lee /Jack Kirby A Blind Man Shall Lead Them Daredevil. Doom takes over the Baxter Building as the FF have lost their powers.

Fantastic Four 40 July, 1965 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby The Battle of the Baxter Building Doom uses Reed's inventions against Daredevil, & then a rejuvenated FF; Doom's hands are crushed by the Thing in the final battle.

Fantastic Four - Annual 3 1965 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby Bedlam at the Baxter Building many guests. The wedding of Reed and Sue. Doom contemplates revenge.

Avengers 25 Feb. 1966 Stan Lee/ Don Heck Enter Dr. Doom! Cap, Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver travel to Latveria in search of a long lost Aunt of Wanda & Pietro, are captured.

Fantastic Four 57 Dec.,1966 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby Enter Dr. Doom! Inhumans, Silver Surfer Doom steals the power cosmic from the Silver Surfer.

Fantastic Four 58 Jan., 1967 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby The Dismal Dregs of Defeat! Wyatt Wingfoot. Doom defeats the FF with
the power cosmic.

Fantastic Four 59 Feb., 1967 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby Doomsday Black Bolt & Inhumans. Doom continues his reign of world domination using the Surfer's Power and board.

Fantastic Four 60 Mar., 1967 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby The Peril and the Power The Inhumans. Doom crushes the FF, but is tricked into flying the Surfer's board into Galactus's barrier, losing the Power Cosmic and falling into the sea. Daredevil 36 Jan., 1968 Stan Lee/ Gene Colan

Daredevil 37 Feb., 1968 Stan Lee/ Gene Colan Don't Look Now, But It's Dr. Doom! Doom captures a weary DD, weakened from a previous battle, & switches minds/bodies.

Daredevil 38 Mar., 1968 Stan Lee/ Gene Colan The Living Prison The FF. Doom & DD switch identities for a romp in the park

Strange Tales 167 Apr., 1968 Jim Steranko/ Joe Sinnott, inker Armageddon! Nick Fury Has Doom playing a chess game of sorts with the "Prime-Mover" [a cameo appearance only].

Marvel Superheroes 20 May, 1969 Roy Thomas/ Larry Lieber This Man . . . This Demon! Diablo. Retells Doom's origin and the story of Valeria, as Diablo seeks a partnership to rule using Doom's time platform, currently under armed guard at his replica castle in the USA.

Fantastic Four 84 Mar., 1969 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby The Name is Doom! Nick Fury. FF search for robots & are captured, to never again leave Latveria! [w/Crystal of the Inhumans]

Fantastic Four 85 Apr., 1969 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby Within This Tortured Land FF powers are reduced, hypno treatments subdue all aggression; super robots attack village.

Fantastic Four 86 May, 1969 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby The Victims! FF & villagers defeat Omnipurpose robots; Doom destroys the village but Sue's shield saves them.

Fantastic Four 87 June, 1969 Stan Lee/ Jack Kirby The Power and the Pride! FF storm the castle; Doom uses hypersound against Hauptmann to prevent destruction of valuable art.

Sub-Mariner 20 Dec., 1969 Roy Thomas/ John Buscema In the Darkness Dwells . . .Doom! Doom captures Subby in Latverian Embassy, tries to coerce a partnership against the FF

Thor 182 Nov., 1970 Stan Lee/ John Buscema The Prisoner The Power and Dr. Doom! Doom kidnaps Dr. Blake to fix his face, transports to Latveria

Thor 183 Dec., 1970 Stan Lee/ John Buscema Trapped in Doomsland Thor battles Doom to save a scientist from indentured servitude

Astonishing Tales 1 Aug., 1970 Roy Thomas/ Wally Wood Unto You is Born . . the Doomsman! Prince Rudolfo. Doom creates an artificial being using cosmic power and his own brain patterns; Ramona who looks like Valeria, sets a trap.

Astonishing Tales 2 Oct., 1970 Roy Thomas/ Wally Wood Revolution! The Faceless One. Former Crown Prince Rudolfo seeks to usurp the throne of Latveria, aided by the mysterious Faceless, while the android Doomsman runs amok, toppling all in it's path.

Astonishing Tales 3 Dec., 1970 Larry Lieber/ Wally Wood Doom Must Die! Doom and Faceless struggle for control of Doomsman; an earthquake destroys Castle Doom & the hopes of the Rudolfo's rebels.

Astonishing Tales 4 Feb., 1971 Larry Lieber/ Wally Wood. The Invaders! Red Skull & his Exiles seize Latveria while Doom deals with a very stupid thief while on vacation in Monte Carlo.

Astonishing Tales 5 Apr., 1971 Larry Lieber/ George Tuska A Land Enslaved! Red Skull. Doom battles Skull, is caught by surprise and trapped in an adamantine mummy, but he defeats them & uses shrinking ray on his enemies.

Astonishing Tales 6 June, 1971 Larry Lieber/ George Tuska. The Tentacles of the Tyrant! T'Challa. Doom travels to Wakanda in search of vibranium, using tunneling machine to seek out the valuable metal.

Astonishing Tales 7 Aug., 1971 Gerry Conway/ Gene Colan And If I Be Called Traitor! T'Challa. Doom captures the Black Panther while mining for vibranium in Wakanda. Astonishing Tales 8 Oct., 1971 Gerry Conway/ Gene Colan Though Some Call it Magic! Mephisto. Doom embarks on a dangerous battle with demons on a midsummer's eve for the soul of his lost mother. The first telling of this tragic tale.

Incredible Hulk 143 Sept., 1971 Roy Thomas/ Dick Ayers Sanctuary! Doc Samson. Doom provides sanctuary to Banner at his embassy, and takes him to Latveria, intent on having the Hulk as his slave.

Incredible Hulk 144 Oct., 1971 Roy Thomas/ Dick Ayers The Monster and the Madman! Valeria. Banner builds a gamma bomb for Doom, who harnasses the bomb to the back of the Hulk, but he is betrayed by Valeria.

Fantastic Four 116 Nov., 1971 Archie Goodwin/ John Buscema. The Alien, The Ally and Armageddon! The Watcher, and the Stranger. Reed is brainwashed by the alien Over-Mind (an Eternal), and Sue asks Doom to aid the rest of the FF in a desperate battle.

Sub-Mariner 47 Mar., 1972 Gerry Conway/ Gene Colan Doomsmasque! Modok. Doom rescues Namor from an amnesiac stupor, and convinces him to become an ally.

Sub-Mariner 48 Apr., 1972 Gerry Conway/ Gene Colan Twilight of the Hunted! AIM. Doom and Namor search for the Cosmic cube, and find an underwater hideout where Modok and his android army await them.

Sub-Mariner 49 May, 1972 Gerry Conway/ Gene Colan The Dream Stone! Modok Namor is captured, Doom fights androids to a standstill but is betrayed by a traitor who is disintegrated by the power of the cosmic cube.

Hero For Hire 8 Apr., 1973 Steve Englehart/ George Tuska Crescendo! Doom hires Luke Cage to deal with some recalcitrant robots hiding in the black community.

Hero For Hire 9 May, 1973 Steve Englehart/ George Tuska Where Angels Fear to Tread! FF. Cage borrows an FF rocket to go bill collecting in Latveria, and encounters the Faceless One.

**Fantastic Four: TWGCM 1 - 12 Feb-Jan, 2001-02: Writers: Erik Larsen, Eric Stephenson, Chuck Dixon, Tom DeFalco, Jeph Loeb, Kurt Busiek, Bruce Timm, Stan Lee / Artists: (All imitating the at of Jack Kirby) Erik Larsen, Bruce Timm, Keith Giffen, Ron Frenz, Paul Ryan, Frank Fosco, Eric Shanower, Tom Scioli, Shannon Denton, Joe Bennett, Gordon Purcell, Jorge Pereira Lucas, Rick Veitch, Mike Manley, Graham Nolan, Bill Wray, Dave Ross, Al Milgrom, John Romita, Dan Jurgens, Steve Rude / Inkers: Who cares? They just trace anyway.
(Published in 2001, but set during the Silver Age right after Fantastic Four 100.)

**BTFF: Reed Richards 1 - 3 Sept-Dec, 2000: Peter David / Duncan Fegredo (Published in the 2000, but set prior to 1961)

Fantastic Four 142 Jan., 1974 Gerry Conway/ Joe Sinnott No Friend Beside Him! Darkoth attacks Ben, while Medusa escorts a distraught Reed to a class reunion with Doom

Fantastic Four 143 Feb., 1974 Gerry Conway/ Rich Buckler The Terrible Triumph of Doctor Doom! Darkoth, Ben, Reed & Medusa are held captive while Doom prepares to launch the Vibro-bomb to control humanity

Fantastic Four 144 Mar., 1974 Gerry Conway/ Rich Buckler Attack! Sinister Seeker. Darkoth has freed the FF, Doom captures the Torch, the vibro-bomb is launched, and Doom retreats to an escape rocket followed by Darkoth, who forces them to crash into the orbiting bomb.

Giant Size Super Villain Team-up 1 Mar., 1975 Roy Thomas/ John Buscema Encounter at Land's End! Doom falls from orbit but is rescued by Namor's flagship; reprints SubMariner#20 & Marvel Super Heroes #20

Fantastic Four 155 Feb., 1975 Len Wein/ Rich Buckler Battle Royal! Silver Surfer Doom lures the Surfer to Latveria with the image of Shalla-Bal, the wife of Doctor Doom! The Surfer must destroy the FF to restore her memory of him.

Fantastic Four 156 Mar., 1975 Len Wein/ Rich Buckler Middle Game! The Surfer will not destroy the FF, but captures them for Doom; while Doom siphons the power cosmic from the surfer for analysis.

Fantastic Four 157 Apr., 1975 Roy Thomas/ Rich Buckler The Endgame Cometh! Doomsman II Doom uses the power cosmic to create new Doomsman android; Shalla-Bal remembers that she is not, and the Surfer joins the FF in battle

Giant Size Super Villain Team-up 2 June, 1975 Roy Thomas/ Mike Sexowsky To Bestride the World! Doom seeks an alliance with Namor, and shows him the android army, which fall sway to Andro [once the original Doomsman], and the battles the two monarchs.

Super-Villain Team-Up 1 Aug., 1975 Tony Isabella/ George Tuska Slayers from the Sea! Tiger Shark Namor rejects an alliance, but faces other foes on the once deserted hydrobase.

Super-Villain Team-Up 2 Oct., 1975 Tony Isabella/ Jim Shooter In the Midst of Life . . .!Attuma Doom flies to hydrobase, and aids the amphibian Betty Dean Prentiss at rescuing Namor from Dr. Dorcas.

Super-Villain Team-Up 3 Dec., 1975 Jim Shooter/ George Evans If Vengeance Fails! Doom & Namor join in battle against hydrobase and to release the amphibian hostages

Super-Villain Team-Up 4 Feb., 1976 Bill Mantlo/ Herb Trimpe A Time of Titans Doom Namor fight over differing ethics

Super-Villain Team-Up 5 Apr., 1976 Steve Englehart/ Herb Trimpe And Be A Villain! FF; The Shroud. Namor pledges his alliance with Doom when Reed is unable to repair his damaged air breather suit.

Super-Villain Team-Up 6 June, 1976 Steve Englehart/ Herb Trimpe Prisoner! FF; The Shroud The FF come to rescue Namor, while Doom squires Dr. Kissinger about his castle; and Namor ends up fighting the FF.

Super-Villain Team-Up 7 Aug., 1976 Steve Englehart/ Herb Trimpe Who is The Shroud? The Shroud vows to kill Dr. Doom to make his place in the world, and appears to suceed when Doom is forced off a cliff by the hounds.

Super-Villain Team-Up 8 Oct., 1976 Steve Englehart/ Keith Giffen Escape! The Ringmaster Doom leads Namorita into his castle, while Namor & Shroud flee from angry peasants and take refuge in the circus

Super-Villain Team-Up 9 Dec., 1976 Bill Mantlo/ Jim Shooter Pawns of Attuma! The Avengers Prince Rudolfo, masquerades as Doom, capturing Shroud & Namor, and at hydrobase, Doom is attacked by the Avengers

Marvel Team-Up 41 Jan, 1976 Bill Mantlo/ Sal Buscema A Witch in Time! Spider-Man & Scarlet Witch are drawn by Doom's time platform to 1692 Salem to face the witch trials [Doom does not actually appear yet.]

Marvel Team-Up 42 Feb., 1976 Bill Mantlo/ Sal Buscema Visions of Hate! The Vision is drawn into the conflict with the Dark Rider. Doom joins them to defned the past.

Marvel Team-Up 43 Mar., 1976 Bill Mantlo/ Sal Buscema A Past Gone Mad! The Dark Rider attempts to extract magical energies from Doom to increase his own power

Marvel Team-Up 44 Apr., 1976 Bill Mantlo/ Sal Buscema Death in the Year Before Yesterday!Moondragon. Doom is almost lost, but finally uses his magical might with the aid of the others to defeat the Dark Rider.

Marvel Team-Up 45 May, 1976 Bill Mantlo/ Sal Buscema Future Shock! Killraven Spidey bops around on Doom's time platfrom, to the future year 2019! [concludes previous storyline, Doom does not actually appear]

Avengers 155 Jan., 1977 Gerry Conway/ George Perez To Stand Alone! Beast, Wonder Man following SVTU #9, Doom has defeated the Avengers attacking hydrobase under control of Attuma's slave collars

Avengers 156 Feb., 1977 Jim Shooter/ Jim Shooter The Private War of Doctor Doom! Tyrak the Treacherous. Doom and Avengers team up against Attuma's forces, Doom steals a cell stimulator, but Vision destroys it

Super-Villain Team-Up 10 Feb., 1977 Bill Mantlo/ Bob Hall The Sign of the Skull! Captain American storms the Latverian embassy while Shroud and Rudolfo invade castle Doom, now controlled by Red Skull, who shoots down Doom & Cap's plane.

Super-Villain Team-Up 11 Apr., 1977 Bill Mantlo/ Bob Hall My Ally, My Enemy! Red Skull plans to use the Hypno-Ray, Doom & Cap are shrunk, but make way to the castle where Namor and Shroud assist them against the Skull

Super-Villain Team-Up 12 June, 1977 Bill Mantlo/ Bob Hall Death-Duel Doom and Red Skull battle on the Moon

Super-Villain Team-Up 13 Aug., 1977 Bill Mantlo/ Keith Giffen When Walks the Warlord!

Super-Villain Team-Up 14 Oct., 1977 Bill Mantlo/ Bob Hall A World for the Winning!

Super-Villain Team-Up 15 Nov., 1978 Larry Lieber/ Wally Wood The Invaders! [Reprint of Astonishing Tales # 4 -5 ]

Champions 16 Nov., 1977 Bill Mantlo/ Bob Hall A World Lost!

Master of Kung-Fu 59 Dec., 1977 Doug Moench/ Mike Zeck The Phoenix Gambit

Master of Kung-Fu 60 Jan., 1978 Doug Moench/ Mike Zeck The Phoenix Gambit - End Game

Fantastic Four 193 April, 1978 Bill Mantlo/ Keith Pollard Day of the Death-Demon

Fantastic Four 194 May, 1978 Bill Mantlo/ Keith Pollard Vengeance is Mine

Fantastic Four 195 June, 1978 Marv Wolfman/ Keith Pollard Beware the Ravaging Retrievers

Fantastic Four 196 July, 1978 Marv Wolfman/ Keith Pollard Who in the World is Invincible Man?

Fantastic Four 197 Aug., 1978 Marv Wolfman// Keith Pollard The Riotous Return of the Red Ghost!

Fantastic Four 198 Sept., 1978 Marv Wolfman Keith Pollard Invasion!

The Invaders 32 Sept., 1978 Roy Thomas, Alan Kupperberg, Frank Springer. Thunder in the East. Story occurs during World War II.

The Invaders 33 Oct., 1978 Roy Thomas, Alan Kupperberg, Frank Springer. A Time of Titans! Story occurs during WWII.

Fantastic Four 199 Oct., 1978 Marv Wolfman/ Keith Pollard The Son of Doctor Doom!

Fantastic Four 200 Nov., 1978 Marv Wolfman/ Keith Pollard When Titans Clash!

Fantastic Four 201 Dec., 1978 Marv Wolfman/ Keith Pollard Home Deadly Home!

Fantastic Four - Annual 15 1980 Doug Moench/ Tom Sutton The Power of the People!

Amazing Spider-Man Annual 14 1980 Denny O'Neil/ Frank Miller The Book of the Vishanti

Superman and Spider-man Marvel Treasury Edition #28 1981

Dazzler 3 May, 1981 Tom DeFalco/ John Romita Jr The Jewels of Doom!

Dazzler 4 June, 1981 Tom DeFalco/ Frank Springer Here Nightmares Abide!

Iron Man 149 Aug., 1981 David Michelinie/ John Romita Jr Doomquest

Iron Man 150 Sept., 1981 David Michelinie/ John Romita Jr Knightmare

Fantastic Four 236 Nov., 1981 John Byrne/ John Byrne Terror in a Tiny Town

Micronauts 41 May, 1982 Bill Mantlo/ Gil Kane Everyone's Little in Liddleville!

Fantastic Four 246 Sept., 1982 John Byrne/ John Byrne Too Many Dooms

Fantastic Four 247 Oct., 1982 John Byrne/ John Byrne This Land is Mine!

The Uncanny X-Men 145 - 147 May-July, 1981 : Claremont / Dave Cockrum / Rubinstein

Doctor Strange (2nd series) 57

Fantastic Four 258 - 260: John Byrne

Secret Wars 1 -12 May-March, 1984-85: Jim Shooter / Mike Zeck, Al Milgrom, John Byrne

Power Man and Iron Fist 103 - 104 Mar-April, 1984: Archie Goodwin / Greg Larocque

The Thing 12 - 13 June-July, 1984: John Byrne/ Ron Wilson/ Joe Sinnott

Fantastic Four 268, John Byrne/Sinnott

Beauty & The Beast (ls) 1 -4

Fantastic Four 278 -279 May-June, 1985 : John Byrne

The Uncanny X-Men 197, Chris Claremont / John Romita Junior

Fantastic Four 287 - 288: John Byrne/Sinnott

Secret Wars II 7

Cloak & Dagger 9 - 10: Bill Mantlo/ Bret Blevins

Fantastic Four vs X-Men (ls) 1 - 4

Emperor Doom (Graphic Novel) 1: David Michelinie / Bob Hall

Fantastic Four 304 -305: John Buscema/ Joe Sinnott

Fantastic Four - Annual 20 1987: Paul Neary

West Coast Avengers 35 April, 1988: Al Milgrom

Fantastic Four 318 -319 September, 1988: Keith Pollard/ Joe Sinnott

Fantastic Four 320 November, 1988: Keith Pollard/ Joe Sinnott

Marvel Fanfare 44 June, 1989: Steacy

Damage Control 2-3 June, 1989: Dwayne McDuffie, Ernie Colon

Thor 409 - 410 Nov-Dec, 1989: Frentz, Defalco, Sinnott

Iron Man 249 - 250 November, 1989 : David Michelinie/ Bob Layton

X-Factor - Annual 4

Acts of Vengeance (A crossover series; Doom appears in cameo scenes mostly)

Punisher 28 - 29 Dec-Jan, 1989-90

Web of Spider-man 59 - 61 Dec-Feb, 1989-90: Conway/ Alex Saviuk

Amaz. Spider-man 327 December, 1989 : Michelinie / Erik Larsen

Spect. Spider-man 159 - 160 Dec-Jan 1989-90 : Conway / Sal Buscema

redevil 275 December, 1989 : Ann Nocenti/ John Romita Jr

Power Pack 53 January, 1990

Cloak & Dagger (2nd) 12 - 13 June-July, 1990 : Terry Austin/ Rick Leonardi

Fantastic Four 330 September, 1989 : Rick Buckler

Fantastic Four 335 December, 1989: Simonson / Buckler

Marvel Comics Presents (2nd) 48

Alpha Flight 91 December, 1990 : Fabian Nicieza/ Bair

What The . . .? (XMas Spcl) 10

Avengers 332 - 333 May-June, 1991 : Larry Hama/ Paul Ryan / Tom Palmer

Fantastic Four 350 March, 1991 : Walter Simonson / Al Migrom

Fantastic Four 352 May, 1991 : Walter Simonson

Amazing Spider-man 349 -350 July-Aug, 1991 : David Michelinie / Erik Larsen

Triumph & Torment (Graphic Novel) 1: Mike Mignola

Doctor Strange 32 August, 1991 : Chris Morrinan

Fantastic Four 361 February, 1992 : Tom Defalco/ Paul Ryan

Marvel Comics Presents 100 1992 :Howard Mackie/ Sam Kieth

MarcSpector Moon Knight 39 - 40 June-July, 1992 : Gary Kwapisz

Infinity War 1 - 6 June-Nov, 1992: Jim Starlin / Ron Lim / Al Milgrom

Silver Sable 4 - 5 Sep-Oct, 1992 : Steven Butler

Namor, Sub Mariner 30 - 33 Sept-Nov, 1992 : John Byrne / Jae Lee

Fantastic Four 374 - 375

Fantastic Four 379 - 381 Aug-Oct, 1993 : Tom Defalco / Paul Ryan

Silver Surfer 106 - 108 July-Sept, 1995 : Tom Grindberg

Fantastic Four Unplugged 2

Doctor Strange 62 February, 1994 : Melvin Rubi

Fantastic Four 405 - 409 Oct-Jan, 1995 : Tom Defalco / Paul Ryan

Fantastic Four Unlimited 12

Fantastic Four 413 July, 1996 : Tom Defalco / Paul Ryan

Fantastic Four 416

Marvel Universe Onslaught 1

Tales of The Marvel Universe 9 February, 1997 : Pacheco / Andy Kubert / Leonardi / bagley

X-force 63 February, 1997 : John Francis Moore / Anthony Costrilla

Bug 1

Spider-Man Unlimited 16

Fantastic Four (vol 2) 4 - 6 Jim Lee / Brandon Choi

Fantastic Four (v2) 10 - 13 Jim Lee / Ron Lim / Brett Booth

Iron Man (v2) 9 - 13 Loeb / Benjamin / Shoemaker / Portacio / Benes / Robinson / Stroman

Heroes Reborn Return, Parts 1 - 4 David / Larroca

Thor '99 annual Jurgens / Janson

Heroes Reborn: Doomsday January, 2000 : Chris Claremont / Mike McKone

Heroes Reborn: Doom January, 2000 : Chris Claremont / Mike McKone

Heroes Reborn: Ashema January, 2000 : Chris Claremont / Mike McKone

Heroes Reborn: Masters of Evil January, 2000 : Chris Claremont / Mike McKone

Avengers (v2) 12 - 13: Simonson / Ryan

Captain America (v2) 12 -13

Silver Surfer remix 1 - 2, Oct-Nov, 1999 : Friedman/ Velluto

Uncanny X-Men Annual 1998

Marvel Universe 2

Fantastic Four (v3) 15 - 16 (not an appearance, but an alternate universe with a twist) Mar-April, 1999 : Claremont / Larroca

Fantastic Four (v3) 25 "The Return of Doom" January, 2000 : Claremont / Larroca

Doom 1 - 3 (Doom trapped on Planet Doom with no Armor) Oct-Dec, 2000 : Dixon / Manco

Fantastic Four (v3) 26 - 29 (Reed in Doom's Armor) Feb-May, 2000 : Claremont / Larroca / Thibert

Fantastic Four (v3) 30 (Doom returns to Earth) June , 2000 : Claremont / Larroca / Thibert

Fantastic Four (v3) 31 (Doom defeats Richards and claims armor) July, 2000 : Claremont / Larroca / Thibert

Thunderbolts 51 - 52 June-July, 2001 , Nicieza / Zircher / Vey

Doom: The Emperor Returns 1 - 3: Dixon/Manco

Fantastic Four (v3) 52 - 54 Mar-June, 2002 : Pacheco/ Bagley

Avengers (v3) 59
December, 2002 : Geoff Johns / Dwyer / Remender

Fantastic Four 1234 October, 2001: Grant Morrison / Jae Lee

Amazing Spider-Man 15 March 2000: Mackie / Byrne

Thor (v3) 58 March, 2003 : Dan Jurgens / Alan Davis

Iron Man (v3) 64 March, 2003 : Mike Grell / Alan David

Avengers (v3) 63 March 2003 : Geoff Johns / Alan Davis.

Amazing Spider-Man 50 April 2003 : Straczynski/ Romita Jr

Fantastic Four (v3) 67-72 (502) "Unthinkable" May-Nov, 2003 : Waid/Wieringo

Fantastic Four 507-509 "Authoritative Action" Jan-Mar, 2004 : Waid/ Porter / Wierengo

Amazing Spider-Man 500 December, 2003 : Straczynski/ Romita Jr / Romita Sr / Hanna

Amazing Spider-Man 502 February, 2004: J. Michael Straczynski, John Romita Jr.

Secret War 1 April, 2004: Brian Michael Bendis/ Gabriele Dell'Otto

Captain Marvel 23 July, 2004: Peter David / Pat Quinn/ Chriscross/ Sotomayor

Marvel Knights: "4" 17 June, 2005: Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa / Jim Muniz

Marvel Team-up 2-4, 6
(Tony Stark in Doom's armor) Jan-April, 2005: Kirkman / Kolins

4: Universe X special September, 2000: Jim Krueger / Alex Ross / Brent Anderson

Doom 2099 1 - 44

209999 AD

2099 AD Apocalypse

2099 AD Genesis

World of Doom Special

2099 Unlimited 6

2099 Unlimited 7

2099 Unlimited 8

2099 World of Tomorrow 1 - 8

Ghost Rider 2099 12 - 14

Hulk 2099 8 - 10

Punisher 2099 13

Punisher 2099 28

Ravage 2099 15

Marvel Comics Presents 118 (preview of Doom 2099 #1).

Guardians of the Galaxy 34 -39

Impossible Man, Summer Special, 1990

Marvel 2 in 1 (The Thing) 60

Marvel 2 in 1 (The Thing) 68

Solarman 2

Warlock 4 - 7

What if . . .? (vol 1) 22

What if . . . ? (vol 2) 18

What if . . . ? (vol 2) 19

What if . . . ? (vol 2) 27

What if . . . ? (vol 2) 35

What if . . . ? (vol 2) 52

What if . . . ? (vol 2) 78

What if . . . ? (vol 2) 79

What if . . . ? (vol 2) 89

What if . . . ? (vol 2) 97

What if Dr Doom had become the Thing?

What if . . . ? (vol 2) 100

Age Of Apocalypse

Marvel Universe: The End 1 - 6 May-Oct, 2003 : Jim Starlin/ Al Milgrom

U.S. War Machine 1 - 12 Chuck Austen

Fantastic Four: House of M 1 - 3

Marvel : 1602