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===IDW comics continuity===
===IDW comics continuity===
====The New Avengers/The Transformers====
====The New Avengers/The Transformers====
He doesn't make dome structures, apparently. {{Storylink|Man and Machine, Part 1}}
He doesn't make dome structures, apparently. {{Storylink|Man and Machine, Part One}}


While the [[Avengers]] attacked the [[Autobots]], Doom took matters into his hands and broke [[Wolverine]]'s [[Decepticon]]-induced rage. Afterwards, Doom explained his efforts to remove the Decepticon structure with his Doombots; he doesn't particularly like the prospect of Latveria destroyed by mere machines. The Decepticons stole Doom's [[Psycho-Prism]], which allowed them to pull humans into fury. Finding the Avengers and Autobots useless, Doom left to broker peace with [[Symkaria]]. {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part 2}}
While the [[Avengers]] attacked the [[Autobots]], Doom took matters into his hands and broke [[Wolverine]]'s [[Decepticon]]-induced rage. Afterwards, Doom explained his efforts to remove the Decepticon structure with his Doombots; he doesn't particularly like the prospect of Latveria destroyed by mere machines. The Decepticons stole Doom's [[Psycho-Prism]], which allowed them to pull humans into fury. Finding the Avengers and Autobots useless, Doom left to broker peace with [[Symkaria]]. {{storylink|Man and Machine, Part Two}}


==External links==
==External links==

Revision as of 15:58, 8 August 2007

Doctor Doom is a human in the Generation 1 continuity family.
RICHAAARRDS!

Doctor Doom is the ruler of Latveria. He wears a suit of metal, and likes to make robots. One would think this implied that he is a sensible human, but he's evil. Go figure.

Fiction

IDW comics continuity

The New Avengers/The Transformers

He doesn't make dome structures, apparently. Man and Machine, Part One

While the Avengers attacked the Autobots, Doom took matters into his hands and broke Wolverine's Decepticon-induced rage. Afterwards, Doom explained his efforts to remove the Decepticon structure with his Doombots; he doesn't particularly like the prospect of Latveria destroyed by mere machines. The Decepticons stole Doom's Psycho-Prism, which allowed them to pull humans into fury. Finding the Avengers and Autobots useless, Doom left to broker peace with Symkaria. Man and Machine, Part Two