Editing Doctor Doom (section)

===2010s===
At the start of the "[[Siege (comics)|Siege]]" storyline, Doom, working with the Cabal, demands that Osborn reverse his actions against Namor, but Osborn refuses. After a violent attack by the Void, it's revealed that the "Doctor Doom" present was actually a Doombot, which releases nanites that destroy Avengers Tower and force evacuations. The real Doom warns Osborn not to strike him again, threatening further consequences.<ref name="Siege: The Cabal" />

It's revealed that the Scarlet Witch at Wundagore Mountain is a Doombot, indicating that the real Wanda was captured by Doom after the House of M event.<ref>''Avengers: The Children's Crusade'' #2. Marvel Comics.</ref> Wanda's enhanced powers resulted from her and Doom's attempt to channel the Life Force to resurrect her children, which ultimately overwhelmed her. With Wiccan's help, they sought to use the entity possessing Wanda to restore mutant powers, but the Young Avengers intervened, concerned about the consequences. Doom aimed to transfer this entity into himself, gaining god-like powers,<ref>''Avengers: The Children's Crusade'' #7. Marvel Comics.</ref> but accidentally killed Cassie before Wanda and Wiccan could reclaim those powers from him.<ref>''Avengers: The Children's Crusade'' #8. Marvel Comics.</ref>

In "Fantastic Four: Three," a guilt-ridden Doctor Doom, planning to abdicate his throne to Kristoff, is approached by Valeria, who asks for his help with her father. Noticing Doom's brain damage and memory loss from a previous battle, she offers to restore his mental faculties in exchange for assisting with the Fantastic Four, which he agrees to.<ref name="Fantastic Four #583" /> Later, Doom attends Johnny Storm's funeral.<ref name="Fantastic Four #588" /> Due to this agreement, Doom is recommended by Nathaniel and Valeria von Doom to join the [[Future Foundation]].<ref name="FF #1" /> Despite an angry attack from the Thing, Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Woman welcome him. Valeria learns that [[Kristoff Vernard]] is Doom's backup for restoring his memories, so they all head to Latveria, where a brain transfer machine successfully restores Doom's knowledge. Although Kristoff offers to return the throne to Doom, he declines, citing a promise to Valeria to help her defeat Mister Fantastic when needed.<ref name="FF #2">''FF'' #2. Marvel Comics</ref> Doom then plans a symposium to defeat the Council of Reeds—alternate versions of Reed Richards trapped in their universe.<ref>''FF'' #3. Marvel Comics.</ref> [[Mister Fantastic]], Victor, Valeria, and Nathaniel Richards meet with the supervillain geniuses and [[Uatu]] the [[Watcher (comics)|Watcher]] about what to do with the Council of Reeds.<ref>''FF'' #4. Marvel Comics.</ref>

Around this time, von Doom performed brain surgery on the Hulk to separate him from Bruce Banner, extracting the uniquely Banner elements from the Hulk's brain and cloning a new body for Banner, in return for a favor from the Hulk.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' (vol. 3) #5. Marvel Comics.</ref> This clone is killed soon afterward.<ref>''The Incredible Hulk'' (vol. 3) #7. Marvel Comics.</ref> Later, Doom is apparently killed by the Mad Celestials,<ref>''FF'' #14. Marvel Comics.</ref> but survives and creates the Parliament of Doom.
He later returns rule Latveria for a millennium.<ref>''Winter Soldier'' #1. Marvel Comics.</ref> An ill-fated excursion into the alternate universe of the one of Infinity Gauntlets resulted in Reed and Nathaniel Richards rescuing Doom from his own council.<ref>''FF'' #23. Marvel Comics.</ref>

During the [[AXIS (comics)|confrontation between the Avengers and the X-Men]], Doom allies with [[Magneto (Marvel Comics)|Magneto]] and others against [[Red Skull]]'s [[Onslaught (Marvel Comics)|Red Onslaught]] form.<ref>''Avengers & X-Men: AXIS'' #2. Marvel Comics.</ref> In an attempt to atone for past misdeeds, Doom absorbs the Scarlet Witch reality-altering powers and resurrects the dead [[Cassie Lang]], whom he had accidentally killed.<ref>''Avengers World'' #16. Marvel Comics.</ref> He subsequently makes a Faustian deal with an unspecified demon to resurrect [[Brother Voodoo]].<ref>''Avengers & X-Men: AXIS'' #8. Marvel Comics.</ref> After returning to normal, Doom is taken into captivity for his initial killing of Lang.<ref>''Avengers & X-Men: AXIS'' #9. Marvel Comics.</ref>

As the final Incursion approaches in the ''[[Secret Wars (2015 comic book)|Secret Wars]]'' storyline, Doom usurps the power of the [[Beyonders]] with the aid of Doctor Strange and the Molecule Man.<ref name="[[Secret Wars (2015 comic book)|Secret Wars (2015)]]" /> He then creates a new [[Battleworld]] from the destroyed multiverse, claiming the role of God, and rewriting history to resurrect those he killed, while taking Sue as his wife and assigning roles to Franklin and Valeria. Ultimately, Reed and a group of survivors challenge Doom, and with Molecule Man's help, they restore the multiverse. Reed chooses to heal Doom's face using the Beyonder's power.<ref name="Secret Wars #9" />

In the ''[[All-New, All-Different Marvel]]'', Doom returns to Latveria and saves [[Tony Stark]] by using a sonic attack to incapacitate a group of rebels.<ref name="Invincible Iron Man #1" /> He tells Tony he's a new man and gives him one of the Wands of Watoomb for protection against Madame Masque. When more rebels arrive, Doom teleports Iron Man to the Bronx Zoo,<ref name="Invincible Iron Man #2" /> then to the Jackpot Club in Chicago to confront a Masque.<ref name="Invincible Iron Man #4" /> Realizing she is demonically possessed, Doom has Tony trap her in the Iron Man armor while he exorcises the demon. He disappears before Tony regains consciousness,<ref name="Invincible Iron Man #5" /> then later interrupts Tony's breakfast date with Amara to prove he has changed, but Tony remains distrustful and Doom leaves again, not without a little smooch though.<ref name="Invincible Iron Man #6" />

After Tony Stark's defeat by [[Captain Marvel (Marvel Comics)|Captain Marvel]] in ''[[Civil War II]]'', Doom discovers his calling to heal the world, reflecting on his dissatisfaction as a god. Inspired by Stark, he establishes Stark's legacy, fights for his brand of justice as the third [[Infamous Iron Man|Iron Man]], and later conflicts with [[Mephisto (comics)|Mephisto]] disguised as [[Maker (character)|Maker]].<ref name="cbr.com" /> Doom joins the [[Avengers (comics)|Avengers]] and conceives a child with Dr. Amara Perera,<ref name="Infamous Iron Man #12" /> prompting a group of villains led by the Hood to target him.<ref>''Invincible Iron Man'' #594. Marvel Comics.</ref> The final battle occurs when the Hood tries to take over Stark Industries, leading to a confrontation between Doom and the Hood, during which Doom's face is severely burned by a demon. After the villains' defeat, Victor retreats to the ruins of Castle Doom.<ref>''Invincible Iron Man'' #600. Marvel Comics.</ref>

A young woman named Zora Vokuvic breaks into Castle Doom, demanding to see Doctor Doom and insisting that Latveria needs its leader back amid turmoil. Initially resistant, Doom is persuaded when Zora hands him his iconic mask, prompting him to venture out and quell the civil war, vowing to restore the nation with his own strength.<ref>''Fantastic Four'' (vol. 6) #1 (2018). Marvel Comics.</ref>