The comic book history of one of the biggest, baddest villains in the Marvel Universe begins here! He went to college with Reed Richards and Ben Grimm. He’s the ruler of the nation of Latveria. He’s a constant thorn in the side of the Fantastic Four. And all he wants is power – as much of it as he can get his gauntlets on….
Doctor Doom gets the reading order treatment with this, the first chunk of his chronology. When he’s not trying to take over the world or gain ultimate power, Doom likes is setting up elaborate ways to torment Mister Fantastic (sometimes in downright weird ways) and trying to procure his mother’s soul from Hell!
I normally give a shout out to the Marvel Chronology Project at this point, which I use as a reference guide while adding my own tweaks to the suggested order.
I’d like to thank the Unofficial Handbook of Marvel Comics Creators, the Marvel Chronology Project, the Marvel Database and the Appendix to the Handbook of the Marvel Universe for their invaluable assistance!
SCROLL DOWN to the bottom for the KEY COLLECTED EDITIONS for this event!
Must Reads: Story arcs marked with a ✔ are must-read stories from this time period, along with any key related stories and often-forgotten tales that are worth a read.
Chronology: Every appearance of Doctor Doom from this period is included in chronological order, laying out their timeline rather than just the order the issues were released.
Anthology Issues: When an issue contains multiple stories, the relevant story is denoted with square brackets. For example, [2/5] refers to the second story of the five stories in that issue, so you don’t need to read the other four.
Spoilers: The issue/story overviews may include spoilers, so be warned!
Want to keep it simple? Here’s the core reading order without story descriptions, page-by-page breakdowns – just the stories:
- Fantastic Four #416 [2/2] (1996)
- Invaders #32-33
- ✔ Books of Doom #1-6
- ✔ Fantastic Four (1961) #5-6
- Defenders (2001) #10
- ✔ Fantastic Four (1961) #10
- ✔ Fantastic Four (1961) #16-17
- ✔ Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #5
- ✔ Avengers #1.5
- X-Men and Dr. Doom Annual
- ✔ Fantastic Four (1961) #23
- ✔ Fantastic Four Annual (1983) #2 [3/3]
- ✔ Fantastic Four Annual (1963) #2 [1/3]
- Spider-Man/Human Torch #1
- ✔ Fantastic Four (1961) #39-40
- Fantastic Four (1961) #43
- ✔ Fantastic Four Annual (1963) #3 [1/4]
- Marvel: Heroes & Legends (1996) #1
- ✔ Avengers (1963) #24-25
- ✔ Fantastic Four (1961) #56-60
- Strange Tales #160 [1/2]
- Strange Tales #161 [1/2]
- Strange Tales #162 [1/2]
- Strange Tales #163 [1/2]
- Strange Tales #164 [2/2]
- Strange Tales #165 [1/2]
- Strange Tales #166 [2/2]
- Strange Tales #167 [1/2]
- ✔ Daredevil (1964) #36-38
- ✔ Marvel Super-Heroes (1968) #20 [1/5]
- ✔ Fantastic Four #84-87 (1969)
- ✔ Sub-Mariner #20
- Fantastic Four: The World’s Greatest Comics Magazine! #1-12
- Astonishing Tales #1 [2/2]
- Astonishing Tales #2 [2/2]
- Astonishing Tales #3 [2/2]
- Astonishing Tales #4 [2/2]
- Astonishing Tales #5 [2/2]
- Incredible Hulk #143-144
- Astonishing Tales #6 [2/2]
- Astonishing Tales #7 [2/2]
- Astonishing Tales #8 [3/3]
- ✔ Fantastic Four #116
- Sub-Mariner #47-49
- ✔ Thor #182-183
- ✔ Luke Cage, Hero For Hire #8-9
- Avengers #118
- Fantastic Four #142-144
- ✔ Giant-Size Super-Villain Team-Up #1
- The Iron Age #2 [2/2] (2011)
- ✔ Fantastic Four #155-157
- Iron Man #102
- ✔ Giant-Size Super-Villain Team-Up #2 [1/2]
- ✔ Super-Villain Team-Up #1-4
- Marvel Team-Up #42-44
- ✔ Super-Villain Team-Up #5-9
- ✔ Avengers #155-156
- ✔ Super-Villain Team-Up #10-12
- Marvel Comics Super Special #1: KISS
- Super-Villain Team-Up #13 (1977)
- ✔ Super-Villain Team-Up #14
- ✔ Champions (1975) #16
- Master of Kung Fu #59-60
- Thor #271
- Fantastic Four #192-193
- Fantastic Four #195
- ✔ Fantastic Four #196-200 (1978)
- Fantastic Four Annual #15 [2/2]
- ✔ Amazing Spider-Man Annual #14
- Uncanny X-Men #145-147
- Dazzler #3-4
- ✔ Iron Man #149-150
- ✔ Fantastic Four #236 [1/2]
- Fantastic Four #237
These previously untold tales take place before Doctor Doom’s debut:
| Must Reads | Title, Issue Number & Synopsis | Crossover |
| ✔ | Books of Doom #1 (2006) Books of Doom #2 (pp.1-3) (2006) Flashback: The earliest days of Victor von Doom reveal the life of a Romani boy in Latveria who loses his mother when a deal she makes with Mephisto goes horribly wrong; young von Doom has a flair for science and makes a deal with the US Government that earns him a scholarship in the States. | |
| Fantastic Four #416 [2/2] (1996) Flashback: Uatu the Watcher takes a look at the first meeting of Reed Richards, and Victor von Doom from their college days; von Doom also butts head with Reed’s best friend, Ben Grimm. | ||
| ✔ | Books of Doom #2 (pp.4-22) (2006) Books of Doom #3 (pp.1-6) (2006) Flashback: von Doom’s attempts to free his mother’s soul backfire, leaving his face scarred; von Doom experiments with robotics and returns to Eastern Europe. | |
| Invaders #32-33 (1978) Thor is tricked into fighting the Invaders on Adolf Hitler‘s behalf; a time-travelling Doctor Doom initially appears as ‘Hans’, fooling Hitler into believing he’s an ally in order to learn about the superhuman community in its infancy in an effort to foresee their future evolution. | ||
| ✔ | Books of Doom #3 (pp.7-22) (2006) Books of Doom #4-6 (2006) Recalling his origins to in interviewer, von Doom travels to Tibet and gains a suit of armour; von Doom liberates Latveria from Baron Vladimir Fortunov and takes the throne of Latveria as Doctor Doom. |
| Must Reads | Title, Synopsis & First Appearances | Event/Crossover |
| ✔ | Fantastic Four #5-6 (1962) Doctor Doom attacks his old college nemesis, Reed Richards – now Mister Fantastic of the Fantastic Four – and sends the team on a jaunt through time; Doom teams up with Namor the Sub-Mariner for the first time, setting him up to oppose the FF until the two fall out and battle each other. 1st appearance: Doctor Doom/Victor von Doom, Doombots, Time Platform, Unstable Molecules, | |
| Defenders #10 (2001) The alien Orrgo snatches Doctor Doom from the timestream to pit him and a number of other bad guys against the modern-day Defenders. | ||
| ✔ | Fantastic Four #10 (1963) Doom learns mind-swapping powers from the alien Ovoids and switches bodies with Mister Fantastic. 1st appearance: Jack Kirby, Stan Lee, the Ovoids; | |
| ✔ | Fantastic Four #16-17 (1963) Doom brings the Fantastic Four into the Microverse; the team are rescued by Ant-Man and the Wasp; Doctor Doom sets up a new scheme to humiliate his foes, but during the final conflict, he falls from his Flying Fortress to his apparent death. 1st appearance: Flying Fortress, Sub-Atomica 1st modern appearance: Microverse | |
| ✔ | Amazing Spider-Man #5 (1963) Doom is revealed to have survived his deadly plummet and seeks an ally in Spider-Man who rejects Doom’s offer of an alliance against the Fantastic Four. | |
| ✔ | Avengers #1.5 (1999) Doctor Doom pits a series of robots against the newly-formed Avengers. | |
| X-Men and Dr. Doom Annual (1998) Doctor Doom travels through time to learn what the future may hold for mutantkind and witnesses Onslaught‘s final battle the Avengers, Fantastic Four, X-Men and Doom himself. | ||
| ✔ | Fantastic Four #23 (1964) Doctor Doom employs the Terrible Trio to attack the Fantastic Four; rather than face defeat and be transported to another dimension with the Trio, Doom escapes but ends up falling through space. 1st appearance: Terrible Trio (Bull Brogin, Yogi Dakor, Harry Phillips) | |
| ✔ | Fantastic Four Annual #2 [3/3] (1964) Doom is rescued from space by the time-travelling Rama-Tut (the man who will become Kang); the pair agree to form an alliance in the future when they figure out how they’re related to each other. | |
| ✔ | Fantastic Four Annual #2 [1/3] (1964) Having returned to Latveria, Doctor Doom recalls his origins and the reason for is enmity towards Reed Richards. 1st appearance: King Vladimir Fortunov, Werner von Doom, the Zefiro Clan, Castle Doom/Doomstadt, Latveria |
| Must Reads | Title, Synopsis & First Appearances | Event/Crossover |
| Spider-Man/Human Torch #1 (2005) Spider-Man pretends he’s reconsidered his alliance with Doom in order to rescue the captive Human Torch. | ||
| ✔ | Fantastic Four #39-40 (1965) Daredevil helps the Fantastic Four thwart Doom’s plan to take over the Baxter Building and kill the momentarily-powerless FF; despite wanting to remain human, the Thing allows his powers to return so he can defeat Doom, crushing in hands in the process. | |
| Fantastic Four #43 (1965) With his hands healed, Doctor Doom plots his revenge on the Fantastic Four. | ||
| ✔ | Fantastic Four Annual #3 [1/4] (1965) Doctor Doom rallies an army of super-villains in an effort to ruin Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Girl’s wedding day using his Emotion-Charger. New identity: Susan Storm/Invisible Girl as Susan Storm-Richards | THE WEDDING OF SUE AND REED |
| Marvel: Heroes & Legends #1 (p.49) (1996) Doctor Doom reels from his latest defeat. | ||
| ✔ | Avengers #24-25 (1966) The Avengers return from a mission in the future, arriving in Latveria where they’re imprisoned by Doctor Doom; Doom’s plans to use the heroes as pawns against the FF end before they can begin when the Avengers overpower Doom and escape. | |
| ✔ | Fantastic Four #56-60 (1966-1967) Doom steals the Silver Surfer‘s Power Cosmic and his board; Mister Fantastic tricks Doom into crashing into the barrier that Galactus created to imprison the Surfer on Earth, apparently killing him. | |
| Strange Tales #160 [1/2] (1967) Strange Tales #161 [1/2] (1967) Strange Tales #162 [1/2] (1967) Strange Tales #163 [1/2] (1967) Strange Tales #164 [2/2] (1968) Strange Tales #165 [1/2] (1968) Strange Tales #166 [2/2] (1968) Doctor Doom behind the scenes; Nick Fury and SHIELD are attacked by the terrorist Yellow Claw. 1st appearance: Clay Quartermain, Sky Dragon 1st modern appearance: Jimmy Woo | ||
| Strange Tales #167 [1/2] (1968) Doctor Doom is revealed to be manipulating SHIELD for his own amusement in a game against the strategy machine called the Prime Mover. 1st appearance: Prime Mover | ||
| ✔ | Daredevil #36-38 (1968) Doctor Doom switches bodies with Daredevil; Doom tries to infiltrate the Baxter Building in Daredevil’s body; as ‘Doctor Doom’, Daredevil orders the Latverian forces to start a war with their neighbouring counties to convince Doom to switch their bodies back. | THE LIVING PRISON |
| Must Reads | Title, Synopsis & First Appearances | Event/Crossover |
| ✔ | Marvel Super-Heroes #20 [1/5] (1969) The alchemist Diablo kidnaps Doom’s childhood sweetheart, Valeria, to force him into an alliance against the Fantastic Four; Doom tricks Diablo, sending him to a horrific future but revealing his true nature to Valeria in the process. 1st appearance: Valeria | |
| ✔ | Fantastic Four #84-87 (1969) Doom brainwashes the FF into believing they’re powerless and imprisons them in Latveria; the FF realise the truth and fight back until Doom gets bored and allows them to leave. 1st appearance: Servo-Guards | |
| ✔ | Sub-Mariner #20 (1969) Escaping the US Army, Namor gains refuge in the Latverian Embassy, but refuses to join forces with Doom again; having enraged his former-ally, Namor is forced to flee when Doom gains the upper hand. | |
| Astonishing Tales #1 [2/2] (pp.1-2) (1970) Doctor Doom leaves a prize on the Moon for the ‘first’ astronauts to land there. | ||
| Fantastic Four: The World’s Greatest Comics Magazine! #1-12 (2001-2002) Doctor Doom uses a Cosmic Cube to steal Galactus’ power in a bid to take over the Earth; Doom is defeated by the Fantastic Four and the Inhumans. | ||
| Astonishing Tales #1 [2/2] (pp.2-10) (1970) Astonishing Tales #2 [2/2] (1970) Astonishing Tales #3 [2/2] (1970) Astonishing Tales #4 [2/2] (1971) Astonishing Tales #5 [2/2] (1971) Doom defends his throne from a takeover attempt by Prince Rudolfo, the Faceless One and his own Doomsman creation; the Red Skull and his Exiles turn Latveria into a copy of Nazi Germany until Doom defeats them using a convenient hypnosis ray. 1st appearance: Doomsman, Faceless One, Prince Rudolpho Haasen | ||
| Incredible Hulk #143-144 (1971) Doom takes the fugitive Bruce Banner back to the Latverian Embassy; Doom’s scheme to turn the Hulk into his mindless slave is sabotaged by Valeria; Hulk retaliates by attacking Dooms castle. | ||
| Astonishing Tales #6 [2/2] (1971) Astonishing Tales #7 [2/2] (1971) Astonishing Tales #8 [3/3] (1971) Doom’s causes an earthquake in Wakanda when he tries to steal the country’s supply of Vibranium, though he’s thwarted by a determined Black Panther; Doom fails in this year’s opportunity to win his mother’s soul back from Mephisto. | ||
| ✔ | Fantastic Four #116 (1971) The Invisible Girl implores Doctor Doom for help against the Over-Mind, a rogue member of the Eternals; convinced that the Over-Mind may try to take over the world, Doom briefly joins the Fantastic Four to defeat him. | |
| Sub-Mariner #47-49 (1972) Doom takes advantage of Namor’s latest bout of memory loss, convincing him they’re allies; using Namor’s new friend Cindy Jones as leverage, Doom sends Namor to attack an AIM base; MODOK foils Doom’s plans; Namor destroys the Cosmic Cube that Doom was intent on obtaining. | ||
| ✔ | Thor #182-183 (1970) Doctor Doom kidnaps Dr Donald Blake and orders him to repair his ruined face; Doom is unaware that Blake is the human identity of the mighty Thor, but the pair soon battle it out. |
| Must Reads | Title, Synopsis & First Appearances | Event/Crossover |
| ✔ | Luke Cage, Hero For Hire #8-9 (1973) Doom stiffs Luke Cage for payment when he hires him for a job; Cage borrows a craft from the Fantastic Four to get to Latveria and get his money back; Cage joins the Faceless One in a robot rebellion against the Monarch of Latveria. | |
| Avengers #118 (1973) Doctor Doom cameo; Doom reacts to the devastation Dormammu causes when he unleashes his power on the Earth. | AVENGERS/DEFENDERS WAR | |
| Fantastic Four #142-144 (1974) Doom manipulates test-pilot-turned-demon-cyborg Darkoth into attacking the Fantastic Four; Darkoth turns against Doom, causing Doom’s escaping ship to explode in Earth’s orbit, presumably killing them both. 1st appearance: Darkoth | ||
| ✔ | Giant-Size Super-Villain Team-Up #1 (1975) Doom’s body falls from orbit and lands in the ocean where he’s rescued by Namor the Sub-Mariner; Doom recalls a previous clash with Diablo; Namor and Doom agree to an alliance but quickly fall out. | |
| Iron Age #2 [2/2] (2011) Doctor Doom happens across Tony Stark whose jumping through time and takes his captive; Tony escapes using his Iron Man gauntlets. | THE IRON AGE | |
| ✔ | Fantastic Four #155-157 (1975) Using a convincing Shalla-Bal construct, Doctor Doom coerces the Silver Surfer into attacking the Fantastic Four; the Surfer and the FF join forces against Doom and his new Doomsman II robot. | |
| Iron Man #102 (1977) Flashback: When Doctor Doom learns Latverian scientist Bram Velsing intends to depose him, he has a mask fused to Velsing’s face to resemble his own; Velsing becomes the Dreadknight. | ||
| ✔ | Giant-Size Super-Villain Team-Up #2 [1/2] (1975) Super-Villain Team-Up #1-4 (1975-1976) Doctor Doom and the Namor agree to join forces; the duo fend off an uprising by Omega and his androids; Namor is attacked by the forces of Attuma who plans to steal the throne of Atlantis; Doom rescues from Namor from Attuma’s clutches, though Namor expresses concern over Doom’s willingness to kill. New identity: Doomsman as Omega/Andro | A TIME OF TITANS |
| Marvel Team-Up #42-44 (1976) Doctor Doom comes to the aid of Spider-Man and the Vision when the Scarlet Witch is kidnapped by the Dark Rider and Cotton Mather and taken back in time using Doom’s Time Platform. | ||
| ✔ | Super-Villain Team-Up #5-9 (1976) Avengers #155-156 (1977) Super-Villain Team-Up #10-12 (1977) Namor breaks off his partnership with Doctor Doom when the Latverian Monarch threatens Atlantis if he doesn’t comply; Doom coerces Namor into turning against the Fantastic Four; Namor joins forces with the Shroud against Doctor Doom; Prince Rudolfo Fortunov makes a play for the Latverian Throne as Attuma returns; Doom manipulates the Avengers as the war for Atlantis escalates; Captain America pursues the fleeing Doctor Doom which culminates in a battle between Doom and the Red Skull on the Moon; Rudolpho’s final fate is revealed. 1st appearance: Shroud/Maximillian Coleridge | THE PRIVATE WAR OF DOCTOR DOOM |
| Marvel Comics Super Special #1: KISS (1977) Doctor Doom manipulates KISS in his war against Mephisto. 1st appearance: KISS (Cat/Peter Criss, Demon/Gene Simmons, Space Ace/Ace Frehley, Starchild/Paul Stanley) | ||
| Super-Villain Team-Up #13 (1977) Doom makes good on his promise to help Namor return the people of Atlantis to consciousness, only for Krang to make his own bid for the Atlantean throne using the Blasphemous Horror. |
| Must Reads | Title, Synopsis & First Appearances | Event/Crossover |
| ✔ | Super-Villain Team-Up #14 (1977) Champions #16 (1977) Doctor Doom finally succeeds in taking over the world, but risks losing it all again when he gets bored and allows Magneto the chance to stop him. | DOOM SUPREME |
| Master of Kung Fu #59-60 (1977-1978) Shang-Chi faces robot versions of his foes, created by Doom in his latest game with the Prime Mover. | ||
| Thor #271 (1978) Doctor Doom cameo; Doom senses the battle between the Avengers and FAUST. | ||
| Fantastic Four #192-193, 195 (1978) Doom operates behind the scenes while his clone pits the Fantastic Four against Darkoth and Namor the Sub-Mariner. 1st appearance: Cynthian Associates, Doctor Doom clone/Victor von Doom | ||
| ✔ | Fantastic Four #196-200 (1978) The origin of Doctor Doom’s clone is revealed; Doom transforms Mister Fantastic into the Invincible Man and turns him against the Fantastic Four; Prince Zorba Fortunov steals away the Latverian throne; Doom fights his own clone to the death; Doom loses his mind. 1st appearance: Prince Zorba Fortunov, Gert Hauptmann New identity: Mister Fantastic/Reed Richards/Invincible Man | |
| Fantastic Four Annual #15 [2/2] (1980) Doom wakes from his catatonic state and begins his plan to retake the throne of Latveria. | ||
| ✔ | Fall of the Hulks: Alpha #1 (pp.1-11) (2009) Doom forms the Intelligencia alongside MODOK, Egghead, the Leader, Mad Thinker, Red Ghost and the Wizard. 1st appearance: Intelligencia | FALL OF THE HULKS |
| ✔ | Amazing Spider-Man Annual #14 (1980) Allying with Dormammu, Doctor Doom unleashes the Bend Sinister; Spider-Man and Doctor Strange put a stop the sinister duo’s pact. | |
| Uncanny X-Men #145-147 (1981) Doctor Doom behind the scenes; a Doombot arranges for Arcade to test the X-Men; the Doombot flirts heavily with Storm; no clue is given that this isn’t the real Doctor Doom. | ||
| Dazzler #3-4 (1981) Doctor Doom forces Dazzler to help him locate the Merlin Stones, pitting her against Nightmare; Doom flees when the Fantastic Four discover what he’s up to. 1st appearance: Lancelot Steele | ||
| ✔ | Iron Man #149-150 (1981) Tony Stark travels to Latveria when he learns a member of his staff has allowed Stark Enterprises technology to be sold to Latveria; in a clash between Doctor Doom and Iron Man, the armoured oppoents travel back in time to Camelot, fighting on either side of the war between King Arthur and Morgana le Fey. | |
| ✔ | Fantastic Four #236 [1/2] (1981) The Fantastic Four wake up in a town called Liddleville as part of Doom’s latest strange plot to subdue them with help from the Puppet Master; the Fantastic Four escape Liddleville, while Doom’s mind remains trapped in a tiny robot body in the miniature town. 1st appearance: Liddleville | |
| Fantastic Four #237 (1981) The Fantastic Four store Doctor Doom’s inert body in a stasis vault in the Baxter Building for safe-keeping. |
Doctor Doom’s chronology will continue:
Notable alternate universe versions of Doctor Doom from this era:
| Universe | Title, Issue Number & Synopsis | Event/Crossover |
| Earth-665 | Not Brand Echh #1 [1/4] (1967) Not Brand Echh #5 [1/3] (1968) Not Brand Echh #6 [1/3] (1968) Not Brand Echh #6 [3/3] (1968) Not Brand Echh #8 [1/4] (1968) Not Brand Echh #11 [4/10] (1968) FOOM #8-10 (174-1975) What The–?! #24 (1992) Doctor Bloom is the goofy arch-nemesis of the Fantastical Four; his most notable antics involve stealing the Silver Burper’s powers and opposing Forbush Man alongside Juggernut, Red Skunk and others. | |
| Earth-808 | What If? #22 (1980) Victor von Doom takes Reed Richards’ advice in college and avoids losing his face in an experiment; opting for a more heroic path, Doom studies with the Tibetan monks and receives golden armour which he utilizes to free his mother’s soul from Hell; Doom continues to rescue one soul from Hell every year. |
| Collected Edition Title | Collects… |
| Doctor Doom: Books of Doom Fantastic Four: The Books of Doom | Books of Doom #1-6 |
| Doctor Doom: The Book of Doom Omnibus | Amazing Spider-Man #5 Amazing Spider-Man Annual #14 Astonishing Tales #1-3, 6-8 [part] Books of Doom #1-6 Champions #16 Doctor Strange & Doctor Doom: Triumph and Torment Fantastic Four (1961) #5-6, 39-40, 236 [part], 246-247, 258, 278-279, 350, 352, 358 [part] Fantastic Four (1998) #67-70 Fantastic Four (2003) #500 Fantastic Four Annual #2 Fantastic Four Special #1 Giant-Size Super-Villain Team-Up #1-2 Iron Man #149-150 Marvel Double-Shot #2 [part] Marvel Graphic Novel #27: Emperor Doom Marvel Super-Heroes #20 Secret Wars #10-12 Sub-Mariner #20 Super-Villain Team-Up #13-14 Uncanny X-Men #145-147 |
| Super-Villains Unite: The Complete Super-Villain Team-Up | Avengers #155-156 Champions #16 Giant-Size Super-Villain Team-Up #1-2 Super-Villain Team-Up #1-14, 16-17 |
| The Villainy of Doctor Doom | Fantastic Four #39-40, 84-87, 245-247 Fantastic Four Annual #2 |
| Collected Edition Title | Includes… |
| Fantastic Four Epic Collection: The World’s Greatest Comics Magazine (vol.1) | Fantastic Four #5-6, 10, 16-17 |
| Fantastic Four Epic Collection: The Master Plan of Doctor Doom (vol.2) | Fantastic Four #23 Fantastic Four Annual #2 |
| Fantastic Four Epic Collection: The Coming of Galactus (vol.3) | Fantastic Four #39-40 Fantastic Four Annual #3 |
| Fantastic Four Epic Collection: The Mystery of the Black Panther (vol.4) | Fantastic Four #56-60 |
| Fantastic Four Epic Collection vol.4: The Name is Doom (vol.5) | Fantastic Four #84-87 |
| Fantastic Four Omnibus vol.1 | Fantastic Four #5-6, 10, 16-17, 23 |
| Fantastic Four Omnibus vol.2 | Fantastic Four #39-40, 56-60 Fantastic Four Annual #2-3 |
| Fantastic Four Omnibus vol.3 | Fantastic Four #84-87 |
| Best of the Fantastic Four | Fantastic Four #39-40, 116, 236 |
| Fantastic Four: The Overthrow of Doom | Fantastic Four #196-200 |
| Fantastic Four by John Byrne Omnibus vol.1 Fantastic Four Visionaries: John Byrne vol.1 | Fantastic Four #236 |
| Amazing Spider-Man Epic Collection: Great Power (vol.1) Amazing Spider-Man Omnibus vol.1 | Amazing Spider-Man #5 |
| Avengers Assemble vol.3 HC Avengers Assemble vol.5 tpb Avengers by Kurt Busiek & George Perez vol.2 | Avengers #1½ |
| Spider-Man and Human Torch Spider-Man/Human Torch Digest Thing and the Human Torch by Dan Slott | Spider-Man/Human Torch #1 |
| Avengers Epic Collection vol.2: Once an Avenger Avengers Omnibus vol.1 | Avengers #24-25 |
| Daredevil Epic Collection: Mike Murdock Must Die! (vol.2) Daredevil Omnibus vol.1 | Daredevil #36-38 |
| Marvel Firsts: The 1960s | Marvel Super-Heroes #20 |
| Doctor Strange & Doctor Doom: Triumph & Torment | Astonishing Tales #8 |
| Incredible Hulk Epic Collection: Who Will Judge The Hulk? (vol.5) | Incredible Hulk #143-144 |
| Thor Epic Collection: The Fall of Asgard (vol.5) Thor Omnibus vol.3 | Thor #182-183 |
| Luke Cage Epic Collection: Retribution (vol.1) | Luke Cage, Hero For Hire #8-9 |
| Avengers: The Private War of Doctor Doom | Avengers #155-156 Super-Villain Team-Up #9 |
| Champions Classic vol.2 Champions Classic: The Complete Collection | Champions #16 Super-Villain Team-Up #14 |
| Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu Omnibus vol.2 | Master of Kung Fu #59-60 |
| Incredible Hulk vol.2: Fall of the Hulks Incredible Hulks: Fall of the Hulks | Fall of the Hulks: Alpha #1 |
| Marvel Universe by Frank Miller Omnibus Sensational Spider-Man Spider-Man/Doctor Strange: The Way to Dusty Death Spider-Man: The Complete Frank Miller | Amazing Spider-Man Annual #14 |
| Uncanny X-Men Omnibus vol.2 | Uncanny X-Men #145-147 |
| Iron Man by Michelinie, Layton & Romita Jr Iron Man vs Doctor Doom Iron Man vs Doctor Doom: Doomquest | Iron Man #149-150 |
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