Editing Doctor Doom (section)

==Other versions==
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===1602===
{{Main|Marvel 1602}}
In [[Neil Gaiman]]'s alternative-universe tale, ''[[Marvel 1602]]'', Dr. Doom is "'''Count Otto von Doom'''", also known as "Otto the Handsome". A mastermind genius of physics and even genetics, von Doom keeps the Four of the Fantastick imprisoned in his castle, continually tapping Richard Reed for knowledge. The Four eventually escape during an attack on Doom's castle by the other heroes of the time, which also leads to the scarring of his face.<ref>''Marvel: 1602'' #2</ref>

Otto von Doom returns in ''1602: The Fantastick Four'', in which he plans to visit a city beyond the edge of the world, believing they have knowledge that could restore his face. He kidnaps [[William Shakespeare]] to record these events.<ref>''Marvel: 1602'' #5</ref>

===2099===
{{Main|Doom 2099}}
'''Doom''' ('''Victor von Doom''') is a [[Marvel Comics]] [[anti-hero]] featured in the [[Marvel 2099]] [[comic book]] ''Doom 2099''. The character is based on Doctor Doom, created by [[Stan Lee]] and [[Jack Kirby]]. The comic was written by [[John Moore (cartoonist)|John Francis Moore]] for its first two years and by [[Warren Ellis]] for its third.

===Age of Apocalypse===
{{Main|Age of Apocalypse}}
In the [[Age of Apocalypse]], Victor von Doom is an agent of the Human High Council and the Head of Security. His facial scar is the result of a mutant uprising in Latveria. Like his 616 counterpart, von Doom remains a ruthless, ambitious and honorable man, though he does not express his counterpart's goal to rule the world.<ref>''X-Universe'' #2</ref>

===Amalgam Comics===
In the [[Amalgam Comics]] universe, Dr. Doom was a Cadmus scientist with Reed Richards and sabotaged their space project out of jealousy. He also experimented on himself using a gene sample of DC's [[Doomsday (DC Comics)|Doomsday]], transforming him into '''Doctor Doomsday'''.<ref>''Challengers of the Fantastic'' #1 (1997)</ref>

===Combat Colin===
Doctor Doom made an appearance in Marvel UK's ''[[Combat Colin]]'' strip. A superheroes convention is attacked by the robotic Steamroller Man. After Combat Colin and his sidekick Semi-Automatic Steve defeats the robot, its controller is revealed to be Doctor Doom, who explains that after years of being defeated by American superheroes he thought (wrongly) he could stand a chance against some incompetent Brits. The final panel shows Doom back in his lair, surrounded by newspaper cuttings detailing his past defeats and wondering how he would do in a fight with [[Thomas the Tank Engine]].<ref>''[[The Transformers (Marvel Comics)|Transformers]]'' UK #270-271</ref>

===Doom Supreme===
In an alternate reality, Doctor Doom, known as '''Doom Supreme''', became a master of dark arts after losing his beloved Valeria, using her remains to forge his armor through sacrifice. He also sacrificed alternate versions of himself to power his armor and intimidated others into allegiance, claiming to be "the Doom who breaks other Dooms."<ref name="Avengers: Forever #5">''Avengers: Forever'' Vol. 2 #5. Marvel Comics.</ref>

Doom Supreme, after witnessing a battle between the Prehistoric Avengers and a younger Thanos, is advised by Mephisto to form a new Masters of Evil from the worst villains in the Multiverse to conquer it, saving Earth-616 for last. He assembles a powerful group, including [[Black Skull (comics)|Black Skull]], [[Mystique (character)#Earth-14412|Dark Phoenix]], and her Berserkers, [[Ghost Goblin]], Kid Thanos, and [[King Killmonger]]. They attack various Earths, eventually arriving on Earth-616, where he defeats [[Orb (comics)|Orb]] and sends his team to fight the Avengers.<ref>''Avengers'' Vol. 8 #50-51. Marvel Comics.</ref> After a climactic battle at Avengers Mountain, where it explodes,<ref>''Avengers'' Vol. 8 #53. Marvel Comics.</ref> Doom Supreme enhances his power by placing a fragment of the Watcher's eye into his own.<ref>''Avengers'' Vol. 8 #54. Marvel Comics.</ref>

Doom Supreme interacts with a version of Doctor Doom called Doom-Thing. When Doom-Thing threatens him, Doom Supreme subdues him and explains that he collects alternate versions of Doctor Doom, leading Doom-Thing to swear allegiance to him while tasked with cleaning up his mess.<ref name="Avengers: Forever #5" />

Doom Supreme arrives on Earth-616 after Agamotto breaks up the Avengers' fight with the Prehistoric Avengers, removes Agamotto's eyes, and kills the Prehistoric Star Brand as the Multiversal Masters of Evil arrive.<ref>''Avengers Assemble Alpha'' #1. Marvel Comics.</ref>

As most of the Multiversal Masters of Evil are defeated, Dark Phoenix confronts Doom Supreme, only to discover he's just a hologram on Doom the Living Planet, surrounded by his loyal Doctor Doom variants.<ref>''Avengers'' Vol. 8 #64. Marvel Comics.</ref> Doom Supreme arrives at the God Quarry, instructing his variants to hold off the Multiversal Avengers while he casts a spell to claim rights to all existence. During the battle, Avenger Prime, revealed to be a variation of Loki, joins the fray.<ref>''Avengers: Forever'' Vol. 2 #13. Marvel Comics.</ref>

As the Multiversal Avengers battle the Doctor Doom variants, Doom Supreme begins turning the air into acid, he is confronted by Avenger Prime and Namor. Old Man Phoenix and Echo use their powers to make Doom the Living Planet bleed molten blood, injuring the Doctor Doom variants.<ref>''Avengers: Forever'' Vol. 2 #14. Marvel Comics.</ref>

Amidst the chaos, Avenger Prime breaks off from fighting Doom Supreme due to news of a Celestial-sized Mephisto attacking. Ka-Zar and an alternate Galactus join the fight, while Gorilla-Man and Ursa Major decimate the Doctor Doom variants.<ref>''Avengers'' Vol. 8 #66. Marvel Comics.</ref> As Doom Supreme confronts Dark Phoenix,<ref>''Avengers: Forever'' Vol. 2 #15. Marvel Comics.</ref> claiming to have awaited her, they share a tense moment before he turns against Mephisto. Ultimately, the Multiversal Avengers regroup, and apprehend the remaining Doctor Doom variants.<ref>''Avengers Assemble Omega'' #1. Marvel Comics.</ref>

===Earth-111===
In this reality, visited by Ben Grimm while attempting to recover the coordinates of the Ultimate Nullifer, divided between the subconscious minds of four alternative Johnny Storms, Doom was the leader of the 'Challengers of Doom' consisting of himself, Reed Richard, Sue Storm, and the Hulk-, with Latveria having been destroyed in an unspecified past disaster and Doom relocating to New York to become a hero.<ref>''Fantastic Four'' vol. 3 #47</ref> When Galactus came to Earth and landed in Russia, Doom dismissed it as a hoax, prompting Grimm to note that this Doom was more arrogant than the version he knew as the Doom of Earth-616 was at least willing to listen to even his enemies if the situation was serious enough rather than dismiss their views as automatically irrelevant.<ref>''Fantastic Four'' vol. 3 #48</ref>

===Earth-1191===
Unlike most Dooms this version is portrayed as an old, senile man with delusions of retaining his old authority and physique- seen by Layla Miller as a natural 'evolution' of Doom's inability to accept that ''he'' might be the reason for his failures-, although with periods of lucidity in which, while physically decrepit, he is still as smart and devious (and in turn, dangerous) as ever. Currently he's been taken in by Layla Miller and Madrox who hope that he can aid them in traveling back to their present.<ref>''X-Factor'' #47</ref>  After finding and reactivating a time machine provided by the future X-Men, Doom, while in another lucid moment, betrays them, ordering the time traveling "Cortex" to use his abilities to "Destroy all the mutants".<ref>''X-Factor'' #49</ref> Doom also is able to take control of the heavily cyberized Cyclops though his cybernetic implants, forcing Cyclops' daughter Ruby to take him down. After this battle, Doom vanishes.<ref>''X-Factor'' #50</ref>

===Earth-691===
In the alternate 31st century of the original [[Guardians of the Galaxy (1969 team)|Guardians of the Galaxy]], designated as Earth-691, Doom is revealed to have somehow managed to place his brain inside the adamantium skeleton of Wolverine at some unknown point in the past, hiding this fact with a perfect replica of his original armor, cloak, hood, and simulated flesh intended to give the appearance that he has managed to prolong his life to unnatural lengths. He eventually comes face to face with Rancor, a descendant of Wolverine, and offers to become her ally, though he secretly intended to use her as a pawn for his own gain, while she intends to slay him on her quest to determine what happened to Wolverine. During their battle, Doom reveals himself to be in control of Wolverine's skeleton, heavily modified with cybernetics and missing half of one of the claws, which had eventually come into the possession of Rancor. Rancor manages to strike at one of Doom's robotic eyes, forcing him to retreat. Doom is not seen again in this reality.

===Earth-X===
In the dystopian future of [[Earth-X]], Doctor Doom has killed the Invisible Woman and Human Torch, but died in the process. Reed Richards took his place as ruler of Latveria and also wears his armor.

===Heroes Reborn (2021)===
In the 2021 "[[Heroes Reborn (2021 comic)|Heroes Reborn]]" reality, a variation of Doctor Doom appears as a member of the Masters of Doom and can turn into '''Doctor Juggernaut''' using the Gem of [[Cyttorak]]. After escaping from the Negative Zone, Doctor Juggernaut attacked the front lawn of the White House and fought [[Hyperion (comics)|Hyperion]].<ref>''Heroes Reborn'' vol. 2 #1. Marvel Comics.</ref>

===House of M===
{{Main|House of M}}
In the ''[[House of M]]'' continuity, Doom rules Latveria, with his mother alive, married to Valeria, and having adopted [[Kristoff Vernard|Kristoff]]. After Reed Richards's test flight results in the deaths of Reed, Sue, and [[John Jameson (comics)|John Jameson]] from cosmic radiation, Ben Grimm survives but loses his intelligence. This prompts Doom to form the Fearsome Four with himself, the It (Grimm), the Invincible Woman (Valeria), and the Inhuman Torch (Kristoff). However, due to Doom's arrogance and brutality, the It betrays the team, leading to the deaths of Valeria and Kristoff, and his mother's kidnapping. Left broken, Doom genetically mutates himself, transforming his skin into liquid metal and gaining the ability to form weapons from his hands as he prepares for revenge.<ref>''House of M'' #5</ref>

===Iron Man 2093===
In an alternative future set in 2093, where a reborn [[King Arthur]] rules a renewed Camelot, Doom and Iron Man are drawn to stop a plan to destroy most of Earth's population. While Iron Man battles his descendant wielding [[Excalibur]], Doom confronts his future self, who has allied with the future Iron Man to complete a sinister plan. Rejecting his future counterpart, Doom asserts that no amount of power justifies such an affront to his dignity, then kills the older Doom, suggesting a stable time loop where the younger Doom will always defeat his future self.<ref>''[[Iron Man]]'' #250</ref>

=== Marvel Mangaverse ===
In ''[[Marvel Mangaverse]]'', Doom makes [[T'Channa]], T'Challa's sister, his disciple, she banishes him to another dimension and assumes the identity of Doctor Doom.<ref>{{Cite web |title=Doom (Earth-2301, Mangaverse character) |url=http://www.marvunapp.com/Appendix7/doomtchanna-2301.htm |access-date=2023-05-17 |website=www.marvunapp.com}}</ref>

===Marvel Two-In-One (2017)===
When the Thing and the Human Torch search the multiverse for the missing Richards' family, their first new universe visited is a world where the Thing died in the Fantastic Four's first battle with Galactus. This universe's Doctor Doom saved Earth by transferring his mind into Galactus, with the result that Earth has been spared but Doom's hunger for power has led him to devour every other planet in the universe. With the help of alternate counterparts of Reed Richards and Emma Frost from an undesignated universe, they are able to defeat him by transferring his mind into Emma Frost's body, while she becomes the Life Bringer.<ref>''Marvel Two-In-One'' #5-6</ref>

===Marvel Universe vs the Avengers===
Weeks after a pathogen has turned most of Earth's population into homicidal cannibals, Dr. Doom aids the Avengers in repelling the infected and offers them Doom Stones to prevent further transformations, but demands absolute loyalty in return. Most Avengers reluctantly accept, while Thor returns to Asgard; however, they later discover that the stones do not halt the infection but enhance cognitive function in the cannibals and accelerate the transformation process. Hawkeye uncovers Doom's infection and, after Doom activates the stones' harmful effects, he is ultimately killed by Hawkeye with an arrow tipped with Wolverine's severed adamantium claws.

===Marvel Zombies vs. The Army Of Darkness===
{{Main|Marvel Zombies vs. The Army Of Darkness|Marvel Zombies}}

In more of an anti-hero role, the Earth-2149 version of Doom is still ruler of Latveria. Doom has fortified his castle to defend against the infected superheroes and refuses help from [[Nick Fury]], and takes in refugees for the purpose of repopulating the planet once the situation is resolved. To the disgust of his allies, it is revealed Doom has only chosen the hardiest breeding stock of the Latverian survivors; there are no elderly people or children.<ref name="mzvtaod4">[[Marvel Zombies vs. The Army of Darkness]] #4</ref> He creates a makeshift portal that will allow escape into other dimensions, should the zombie plague doom the planet. Doom is forced to vaporize the mutant [[Dazzler (Marvel Comics)|Dazzler]] and the zombified [[Enchantress (Marvel Comics)|Enchantress]] after the latter infects the former, but is then attacked by the zombified Marvel superheroes and infected by Reed Richards, who had infected himself and his teammates on purpose.<ref name="mzvtaod5">''[[Marvel Zombies vs. The Army of Darkness]]'' #5</ref>

Shortly before he turns, a "dying" Doom heroically uses his portal to allow the refugees escape to another reality. Despite his defenses, the zombies breaks through once more. With only himself and [[Ash Williams]] remaining, he reveals he has been infected by the virus, and cannot go through the portal himself. Though tempted to eat Ash, he resists, as he considers Ash to have allowed him revenge against Reed Richards, allowing the man to escape, even giving him the ability to choose one of many realities. As Ash escapes through it, Doom ultimately destroys the device, trapping himself with the zombies. Having witnessed Doom saving the refugees by using his portal for their escape, the zombified [[Thing (comics)|Thing]] suddenly attacked Doom.<ref name="mzvtaod5" /> He is later seen in New York, as a zombie who attempts to devour [[Galactus]] before engaging in battle with the zombified superheroes who succeeded in absorbing Galactus' cosmic powers before him, presumably being killed by them off-screen.<ref>''Marvel Zombies'' #1 - 5 (2006)</ref>

===MC2===
{{Main|Fantastic Five}}
In the [[Fantastic Five]] series set in the [[Marvel Comics 2|MC2]], Doom is revealed to be held captive by the Sub-Mariner for ten years, after the destruction of Atlantis. Doom manages to escape, and uses the same device he once employed to imbue [[Terrax]] with the [[Power Cosmic]] on his Doombots- unable to use it on himself as his human body would be destroyed from the strain-, and attempts to take over the world. Taking advantage of Doom's desire to prove himself superior, Reed Richards challenges Doom to a psychic duel, using a device that will send the loser's mind to the Crossroads of Infinity. The two are so evenly matched that both are sent to the Crossroads - although Namor notes that it is possible that Reed sacrificed himself to try to save Doom - leaving their bodies as empty shells, although Reed's teammates note that there is always a possibility that the two shall return so long as their bodies remain alive.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}}

===Mini-Marvels===
Doctor Doom makes shortly cameos in Mini-Marvels. In the "Classic Mini Marvels" section, there's a short story about him in which he tries to read Marvel's comics. He can be seen in "Civil Guards" as one of the doctors that are experimenting with Spider-Man's body. The Avengers also have a photo of Doom in their house, as shown in "World War Hulk".{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}}

===Mutant X===
In the [[Mutant X (comics)|Mutant X]] universe, Doom leads the United Nations in battle against the [[Goblin Queen|Goblyn Queen]] and later the Beyonder.<ref>''Mutant X'' #12</ref>

An alternate of Doom with the powers of [[Charles Xavier]] is a superhero and leader of his own [[X-Men]].<ref>''Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four'' #47</ref>

===Old Man Logan===
In the alternative [[Old Man Logan|Wolverine-centric future]] shown on Earth-807128, the supervillains of the Marvel universe finally won and divided America (later renamed Amerika) up amongst themselves. Doctor Doom has his own area of land called New Latveria (also called Doom's Lair). He is seen for only a few panels dressed in all gray standing atop a cliff watching a now old Logan and [[Hawkeye (Clint Barton)#Old Man Logan|Hawkeye]] driving the Spider Buggy built by the [[Human Torch]]. It is revealed that '''[[Clyde Wyncham]]''' has taken on the role of Doom.<ref>{{Cite web |url=http://marvel.com/catalog/?id=12981 |title=Wolverine #72 |access-date=November 23, 2020 |date=October 12, 2010}}</ref>

On Earth-21923 that was similar to Earth-807128, Doctor Doom's history is still the same. After Old Man Logan killed [[Red Skull#Old Man Logan|Red Skull]] and [[Alternative versions of the Hulk#Old Man Logan|Hulk]], a power vacuum was caused in Amerika which led to Doctor Doom taking over the Presidential Quarter.<ref>''[[Old Man Quill]]'' #2. [[Marvel Comics]].</ref> At one point during his takeover of the Presidential Quarter, he came across a village that was established by [[Baron Mordo#Wastelanders|Baron Mordo]]. When Doctor Doom cut off Baron Mordo's access to [[Agatha Harkness#Wastelanders|Agatha Harkness]], he killed Baron Mordo, took the Darkhold that was in his possession, and freed Sofia Strange and those enslaved to Mordo. In addition, he allowed Agatha to leave with her life while stating that she owes him. When asked by Sofia on what he plans to do with the Darkhold, Doctor Doom states that he is going to use it to rule.<ref>''Wastelanders: Doom'' #1. Marvel Comics.</ref>

===Old Woman Laura===
In an alternate timeline, Doom gathered most of the supervillains on Earth into an army, attempting to conquer the world. When his "soldiers" were defeated and imprisoned, Doom retreated to Latveria, creating an impenetrable forcefield over the whole country. Decades later, [[X-23|Wolverine]] receives word that Doom is holding her clone sister Bellona prisoner, and leads a covert attack to take Doom out once and for all. Doom manages to capture Laura, revealing that he deliberately leaked the intel that drove her to attack. He attempts to transfer his mind into Laura's body in order to escape his own decrepit form, only to discover that Laura is herself dying. Doom returns to his own body, but is killed by Laura immediately after.<ref>''All-New Wolverine'' #33-35. Marvel Comics.</ref>

===Spider-Man: Life Story===
In ''Spider-Man: Life Story'' a reality in which the Marvel superheroes aged in real time and started their careers the same year as their publication, Doctor Doom has taken over [[Earth]] as a result of [[Civil War (comics)|the Civil War between Captain America and Iron Man]] and a resistance being formed to combat him composed of those that didn't die or disappear entirely.<ref>''Spider-Man Life Story'' #6</ref>

===''The End''===
{{Main|Fantastic Four: The End}}

In [[Alan Davis]]' mini-series, [[Fantastic Four: The End]], Dr. Doom appears as a four-armed cyborg with little of his humanity left. Doom breaks during the "mutant wars" and is now a killing machine, focused on the deaths of the Fantastic Four. He engages in a final battle with the Four and is seemingly killed in an explosion when his powers react with those of Franklin and Valeria Richards. Doom is later revealed to be alive and conquers the Negative Zone after killing Annihilus and obtaining his power rod and immortality.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}}

===''The Last Fantastic Four Story''===
{{Main|The Last Fantastic Four Story}}

Dr. Doom is seen trying to destroy the Adjudicator, however he and his robotic planes are shown to disintegrate and he is last seen cheering the Fantastic Four (even though he will find a way to destroy them). How he survived remains unknown.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}}

===Ultimate Marvel===
{{See also|Ultimate Fantastic Four}}{{Original research section|date=October 2024}}
In the [[Ultimate Marvel]] universe, '''Victor Van Damme''', a descendant of [[Vlad III the Impaler|Vlad Tepes Dracula]], is part of the [[Baxter Building]] think tank alongside [[Maker (character)|Reed Richards]] and Susan Storm. He secretly reprograms a teleporter's coordinates, causing the accident that gives the Ultimate Fantastic Four their powers and transforms him into a metallic-skinned figure with clawed hands and goat-hooved legs. When he learns of their transformation, he derides Reed as a "freak," believing himself to be the only one worthy of such power.<ref>''Ultimate Fantastic Four'' #7–12</ref>[[File:Ultimate Doctor Doom.jpg|thumb|upright|Doctor Victor von Doom's Earth 1610 doppelgänger, Victor van Damme. {{Descript-cvr-art|[[Ultimate Fantastic Four]]|1|12|October 2004|pub=Marvel|art=Stuart Immonen}}]]

For a time, Doom leads a micronation in [[Copenhagen]] known as "Free State," where citizens live rent-free in exchange for loyalty and receive dragon tattoos that serve as mind control devices. The Fantastic Four eventually liberate the citizens during their first battle, but they cannot imprison Doom due to his diplomatic immunity.<ref>''Ultimate Fantastic Four'' #12</ref> During the Namor fiasco, it was revealed that the mother of Sue and Johnny Storm possesses a similar dragon tattoo.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}} After the collapse of the Keep, Doom returned to Latveria and transformed it from a Third World nation into the ninth-richest country in the world within six months. Although the citizens, now bearing Doom's dragon tattoos, revere him as "the good doctor," their loyalty comes at a cost.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}} Meanwhile, Doom switches bodies with Reed Richards to claim a life he believes is rightfully his, leaving Reed in control of Latveria while he seeks recognition by saving Johnny Storm from an alien parasite. Despite Reed's efforts to combat the zombie Fantastic Four, Doom ultimately reverts their bodies and defeats the threat himself.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}}

Doom seems to reappear in issue six of ''Ultimate Power'', seeking control over the Supremeverse, but is revealed in issue eight to be a Doombot. Later, in ''[[Ultimates 3]],'' he is shown controlling Ultron, though he lacks his distinctive goat legs and resembles his 616 counterpart, with the reason for this change yet to be explained.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}} The Thing supposedly killed Victor in his Latverian home as retribution for Doom's causing the events of [[Ultimatum (Ultimate Marvel)|''Ultimatum'']]; however' Doom later reveals that while in the zombie universe he had Sue and Johnny Storm's mother, Mary Storm, in disguise ruling in his absence. This was who The Thing unknowingly killed.<ref>''Ultimate FF'' #5</ref> The Ultimate version of Reed Richards appears to have taken over the role of Doctor Doom.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}}

More recently, the Parliament of Doom (an organization constituted by numerous Doctor Dooms of alternative universes led by the Victor von Doom of [[Earth-616]]) fought the Fantastic Four in an alternative past of Earth-616, being one of the Doctor Dooms present very similar to Ultimate Doctor Doom, with features such as goat-hooved legs. It is yet unknown if that Doctor Doom is in fact from the Ultimate Universe or an alternative version of that reality.<ref>{{cite comic|writer=Fraction, Matt|penciller=Bagley, Mark|inker=|story=Nativity|title=Fantastic Four|issue=9|volume=4|publisher=Marvel Comics|date=June 2013}}</ref>

Following the events of ''Cataclysm'', [[Phil Coulson]] and [[Danny Ketch]] reveal that the real Victor (who once again has his goat-hooved legs) was being held captive by [[S.H.I.E.L.D.]] before it disbanded. He is released and forced to join the [[Future Foundation]] alongside Invisible Woman, [[Falcon (comics)|Falcon]], and [[Tony Stark]].<ref>''Ultimate FF'' #1</ref>

When the [[All-New X-Men|time-displaced young X-Men]] are transferred into the Ultimate Marvel universe by accident, Doom captures and brainwashes the younger [[Beast (comics)|Beast]] to serve him, requiring the displaced X-Men to join forces with [[Miles Morales|the new Ultimate Spider-Man]] and the Ultimate Marvel X-Men to rescue him.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}}

Later, it is revealed that Doom teamed up with Hydra to "save" the world from corrupt governments, capturing Miles Morales and Jessica Drew to exploit their DNA for a super soldier army. However, Miles unexpectedly taps into a hidden power, defeating Doom and Hydra, just as another Earth's image appears in the sky.<ref>''Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man'' #12</ref>

Ultimate Doom is a scientific genius who views science as an art, having transformed his body into solid metal and gained powers similar to Colossus, including the ability to expel his internal organs as poisonous gas and regenerate, though he cannot heal wounds inflicted by his own spikes. He exhibits super strength and can launch metal spikes from his forearms, making him formidable enough to break the arms of a zombie version of Ben Grimm.<ref name="Ultimate Fantastic Four #30-31">''Ultimate Fantastic Four'' #30-31</ref> The Ultimate Universe's Doom is also an accomplished sorcerer.<ref name="Ultimate Fantastic Four #30-31" />

===Venomverse===
In [[Venomverse]], Doom was consumed by the [[List of alien races in Marvel Comics#P|Poisons]] and became their second in command after [[Thanos#Venomverse|Poison Thanos]]. He with the other Poison Heroes started battling the [[Alternative versions of Venom#Characters introduced in VenomVerse|Army of Venoms]] in which he was the only survivor.<ref>''Venomverse''. Marvel Comics.</ref> Then the Poisons tried to invade Earth-616, he and Thanos along with the other Poisons got killed, after the Poison Queen was destroyed.<ref>''Venomized''. Marvel Comics.</ref>

===Warlock===
On the original [[Counter-Earth (comics)|Counter Earth]], Victor von Doom is a genius, but not a villain. He appears in the original ''[[Adam Warlock|Warlock]]'' series. Doom's armor is now represented only by the metallic mask. He is referred to as "the most famous egghead in the country",<ref name="Warlock #5">''Warlock #5''</ref> the "like spirit-brother"<ref>''Warlock #6''</ref> of Reed Richards, and "a man as dedicated to counter-Earth's survival as Earth's von Doom is to its enslavement".<ref>''Warlock #7''</ref>

He and [[Brute (Reed Richards)|Reed Richards]] are mentioned in passing in ''[[Marvel Premiere]]'' #2 and ''Warlock'' #2 as scientists without any sort of super-powers.
In ''Warlock'' #6, it is told how von Doom and Richards had been roommates, friends and lab partners in college. After von Doom's disfiguring accident, Richards' emotional support prevented him from becoming a villain. When Richards and his three companions hijacked a spaceship in order to be the first humans in space, von Doom unsuccessfully attempted to talk him out of it. Though all of the counter "fantastic four" were exposed to cosmic radiation, it was only Richards that was affected due to the interference of [[Man-Beast]] though the effects only became apparent ten years later when he became the [[Brute (Reed Richards)|Brute]] due to "latent cosmic radiation - and a mysterious guiding hand".{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}}

In ''Warlock'' #5-7, Victor von Doom was employed at the Livermore Valley Lab in California where he worked on "Earth-Corer-1", a vehicle designed to tunnel into the Earth. He warned the president of a massive earthquake that would be caused by a nuclear bomb test. The resulting earthquake accidentally activated "Antipersonnel missiles, nicknamed deathbirds"<ref name="Warlock #5"/> which began killing people indiscriminately. Doom was able to destroy them with Adam Warlock's help, using one of his inventions called the "deactivator". He died while helping Adam Warlock stop the Brute from absorbing all of Counter-Earth's geothermal energy, turning him back into Reed Richards.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}}

===What If?===
There are some "[[What If (comics)|What If]]" stories revolving around Doctor Doom:

* In ''What If Doctor Doom had become a Hero?'', Victor Doom heeds Reed Richards' warnings, successfully using his machine to free his mother from Hell and becoming a hero who liberates Latveria. However, when Mephisto traps his nation and demands a soul for a soul, Doom sacrifices Valeria, choosing ambition over love, and spends his future fighting demons to reclaim her.<ref>''What If'' #22</ref>
* In ''What If Doctor Doom Were [[Sorcerer Supreme]]?'' a young Victor von Doom seeks the [[Ancient One]] to harness his magical potential, but his ambition leads to deadly rivalries with fellow student [[Baron Mordo|Mordo]]. Ultimately, the Ancient One attempts to curtail Doom's growing power by taking him to Mephisto's realm, where Doom dies but transfers his memories into Stephen Strange, shaping the future of magic.<ref>''What If'' vol. 2 #52</ref>
* In ''What if Doctor Doom had Become the Thing?'', a scheming Victor von Doom sabotages Reed Richards' rocket project to further his own ambitions, ultimately using armor that amplifies cosmic rays and transforms him into the Thing. After a confrontation with Reed and the emergence of a hulk-like Ben Grimm, Doom is defeated and forced to retreat, facing the consequences of his manipulations.<ref>''What If Doctor Doom Had Become the Thing?'' #1</ref>
* In ''What If: Secret Wars,'' Doctor Doom, after defeating the [[Beyonder (comics)|Beyonder]], eliminates [[Inhumans]], [[Eternals (comics)|Eternals]] and the remaining superheroes and establishes a utopia on Earth. After a lengthy battle with the [[Celestials (comics)|Celestials]], he restores Earth and reintroduces himself as "Victor," stepping back to guide humanity rather than rule over it.<ref>''What If: Secret Wars'' #1</ref>
* In "''What If: Iron Man: Demon in an Armor''," Doctor Doom, after transferring his mind into Tony Stark's body, uses Stark's identity to build his own reputation while Stark, amnesic and believing himself to be Doom, creates a new life. Their eventual confrontation reveals the truth, but Stark refuses to switch back, having forged his own honorable identity despite Doom's actions.{{Volume needed|c=y|date=February 2013}}

===King Loki===
In the future depicted in ''Loki: Agent of Asgard'', Doctor Doom discovers Latveria completely destroyed after King Loki destroyed the Earth. Doom attempts to prevent this future by imprisoning the Loki of the present.<ref>''Loki: Agent of Asgard'' #6. Marvel Comics.</ref>

===Ultimate Universe===
In [[Ultimate Universe|Earth-6160]], a world marked by [[alternate history]] due to the interference of the [[Maker (character)|Maker]], Latveria is an independent territory close to the European Coalition and used as his seat of political power, as he reshapes the global status quo, eroding national identities and independence in favor of a new world order, creating a [[Illuminati (comics)#Ultimate Universe|Council]] composed of leaders of regional power blocs and creating a permanent [[war economy]] between their territories, while they operate covertly as a group, keeping their local populations controlled as a worldwide form of [[shadow government (conspiracy)|shadow government]].<ref>''Ultimate Invasion'' #2. Marvel Comics.</ref>

It is shown through [[Howard Stark#Ultimate Universe|Howard Stark]]'s history files that the Maker arrived in 1963, establishing the futuristic enclave known as "The City" at Latveria, showcasing himself as a force of progress to the world and performing feats such as taking care of external threats like [[Galactus]] and performing a moon landing. He is regarded as an Imperator, or the de facto ruler of the Earth, due to being regarded as the only one capable of keeping the public safe from global threats and disseminating technological advances on a regular base, using the organization H.A.N.D as a [[secret police]].<ref>''Ultimates'' Vol.4 #2. Marvel Comics.</ref> As Stark rebels against the Maker, he imprisons both of them and Kang inside the city, leaving two years before it opens.<ref>''Ultimate Invasion'' #4. Marvel Comics.</ref>

===King Thor===
In [[King Thor]]'s timeline, Doom acquired the powers of [[Iron Fist (character)|Iron Fist]], [[Ghost Rider]], [[Star Brand]] and [[Doctor Strange]]. He wanted to destroy the new mortals that appeared in a desolate Earth, but he got attacked by King Thor and [[Phoenix Force (comics)|Old Man Phoenix]]. During the battle, he killed [[Wolverine (character)|Logan]], which allowed the Phoenix Force to go to Thor right before Doom was about to use his Penance Stare to Thor. Now with the power of the Phoenix Force, Thor was able to defeat Doom.<ref>''Thor'' vol. 5 #6-9. Marvel Comics.</ref>