Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom murders the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe in Avengers: Doomsday art with numerous heroes being killed off.

The ruler of Latveria and a practically unrivaled master of science and magic, Doctor Doom has more than earned his superiority complex.

Developer Wiaam Suleiman recently released Doom Screen Saver, a lighthearted project that turns Doom into a fully functional Windows screen saver. Everything the tool needs is

Avengers: Doomsday will see the Marvel Cinematic Universe embrace a monster in Doctor Doom, but this take is already shaping up to be very different.

Doom’s evolving look and psychology will be a critical part of Ultimate Endgame, even if Iron Lad gets the primary focus in the first issue. In fact, Camp indicates that Ultimate Endgame is as much a Doom book as it is a Tony Stark book, and fans will learn why in future issues.

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Developed by id Software and published by Bethesda Softworks, Doom: The Dark Ages is a prequel to Doom (2016) and Doom Eternal. This dark fantasy FPS follows the origins of Doom Slayer long before being found in a Sarcophagus in a UAC on Mars.

Much has been said about Doctor Doom having a masked female ally in Avengers: Doomsday, and a new rumour seemingly reveals which familiar face from the MCU will be beneath that mask.

The amp modeler is subject to a silent auction and comes loaded with tones used on his most famous video game soundtracks

As we cross over into 2026, we take a look back at what went on in the Year in Geek 2025. It’s been another great year for geeks and nerds. Despite 2026 being just around the corner, we’re still being fed thanks to all the new game trailers and that fantastic Street Fighter reveal from The Game Awards.

At WW, we’ve decided it’s the term of the year. In the strictest definition, a doom loop starts when remote work frees people from commuting downtown. Office buildings tumble in value, shrinking property tax collection. Restaurants and stores that rely on the lunchtime trade go out of business. Foot traffic suffers.

The fact that Doom and Dune sound alike isn't the end of the similarities, though. They're both cherished science fiction series, they're both books, movies, and games, and they both feature a protagonist who wears armor that might be full of bodily fluids. So despite the paper-thin premise, this is actually a great idea for a quiz! Right?