Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, he first appeared in issue #5 ... Everyone has their favorites, but it is safe to say that Doctor Doom is Marvel’s most charismatic villain.

Doctor Doom is perhaps the first true supervillain ... As first conceived by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, his arrogance and vanity are his greatest weaknesses. His pride cost him his own face ...

Jack Kirby and Stan Lee’s ... An upcoming cover from the One World Under Doom banner teases another chapter in this ongoing cycle caused by Doctor Doom, though things might not go quite how ...

Doctor Doom has a long history in Marvel Comics continuity; he first appeared in 1962's Fantastic Four #5 by comic book legends Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Joe Sinnott, and Artie Simek. Doctor Doom is a ...

Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in 1962 early in their legendary run on Fantastic Four, Doctor Doom was intended to be the team’s ultimate nemesis. He first appeared in Fantastic Four #5 ...

This reproduction truly evokes Jack Kirby’s original design for Doctor Doom, as portrayed in the pages of Fantastic Four. It’s perfect for display, but thankfully it’s high quality enough to ...

In case you didn't already know, here is why Doctor Doom is a more frightening villain than Thanos. Read more: Marvel Roles You Never Realized Were Played By Sitcom Actors Stan Lee and Jack Kirby ...

Doctor Doom is ready to make his MCU debut played by the one and only Robert Downey Jr., with new cosplay photos giving him the design he deserves.

Using Doctor Doom from Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's original run as the template allows the MCU's Doctor Doom to be like Tony Stark, someone who wants to save the world (or multiverse) at any cost ...

Doctor Doom's new global regime has just announced the identity of its most wanted man, and Bucky Barnes might not be able to ...