Runaways #4
(W) Rainbow Rowell (A) Elena Casagrande
THE MOST MAGICAL MINORU YET? Have Gert’s training lessons with a self-doubting Nico finally paid off? Is her power reclaimed? Will Karolina and her unlikely allies be able to find Nico and the rest of the Runaways before a much larger threat does? And has Doombot finally embraced the Will of Doom and turned on his family?!
Fantastic Four #3
(W) Ryan North (A) Humberto Ramos
ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM! Doom’s secret – and how he’s been able to win so much, so often — has been revealed. But how do you best the no-win scenario? The Fantastic Four have an idea — but it’ll take them to the frozen depths of Antarctica, deep into Doom’s secret lair, where they’ll face their greatest challenge yet.
It’s Doom vs. the Fantastic Four in a way you’ve never seen before… and to the winner goes the freedom of an entire planet!
One World Under Doom #8
(W) Ryan North (A) R.B. Silva
Release Date: October 15, 2025
Doom battles the combined might of an entire world to maintain his control: But can even he stand against the Avengers, the X-Men, the Fantastic Four… and every other hero on Earth? It seems like all hope is lost: until a desperate gambit gives the heroes exactly what they need to win! But Doom has a desperate gambit of his own: one that, though it’s never been attempted before, combines all his sorcery and science into a single brutal attack. It all leads to a shocking conclusion — with consequences that will reverberate throughout the entire Marvel Universe in this penultimate issue!
The final days of Doctor Doom’s reign have begun.
One World Under Doom #7 hit stands this week, and readers witnessed Marvel’s greatest supervillain’s last-ditch effort to maintain power. But while his desperate actions in the event’s closing issues may not save his rule—they will ensure its impact will be felt forever! In the aftermath of Doom’s fall, Marvel’s heroes brace for what’s next this December in The Will of Doom #1, a special year-ending one-shot by Eisner-nominated writer Chip Zdarsky and superstar artist CAFU. Then, all eyes turn to Captain America as he leads the charge towards the future of Latveria—and the entire Marvel Universe—in Captain America #6, the start of a new chapter of Chip Zdarsky and Valerio Schiti’s run, bringing their recently-launched series to present day with a bang! The arc will also feature art by rising stars Frank Alpizar and Delio Diaz.
Captain America’s mission to restore order in Latveria will be hindered by Salvation, a new villain with secret ties to the country’s tragic history. As war breaks out, long-hidden machinations of Doctor Doom will be brought to light, uncovering a shocking evolution of Doom’s legacy. Another adversary Captain America finds himself against will be General Thaddeus ‘Thunderbolt’ Ross, A.K.A. Red Hulk! Seeking revenge against Latveria for his imprisonment during One World Under Doom, Red Hulk’s involvement will be set up in The Will of Doom #1, among other upcoming major storylines across Marvel Comics.
LONG LIVE, DOOM!
In The Will of Doom #1, as the Fantastic Four deal with the fallout from One World Under Doom, they’re faced with big questions and a surprising new global menace! Will the White House have their backs? Will…the Red Hulk? The next stage of the Marvel Universe starts here!
CAP RETURNS TO PRESENT DAY FOR AN ALL-NEW ERA!
In Captain America #6, the aftermath of One World Under Doom has brought Latveria to the brink of civil war. Captain America deploys to protect civilians and investigate rumors of a weapons stockpile, and with warring factions tearing the country apart and a team of allies pursuing their own agendas, can Captain America hope to bring peace to Latveria? And is that even what his handlers want?
Glimpse this exciting new era with the reveal of Jonas Scharf’s The Will of Doom #1 cover, Josemaria Casanovas’ Captain America #6 variant cover spotlighting Salvation, and Zdarsky’s Captain America #6 variant cover teasing the future of DOOM. Plus, check out a stunning wraparound cover for The Will of Doom #1 by J. Scott Campbell depicting today’s biggest Marvel stars. Add Captain America to your pull list and preorder The Will of Doom #1 at your local comic shop today.
Red Hulk #8
(W) Benjamin Percy (A) Geoff Shaw
ALLIES? RYKER wants to turn RED HULK into an even deadlier weapon! Will WILDSTREAK help THUNDERBOLT ROSS escape PROJECT ALPHA, or will she keep him doomed to Ryker’s experiments? And what terrible plans does WAR WOLF have for both?
One World Under Doom #7
(W) Ryan North (A) R. B. Silva
Fallout continues from what was revealed last month, and Doom finds his grip on power loosening. But he’s not going to give it up without a fight — on several fronts. Doom once sought glory, but that glory is now dead. All that is left is power and control as rebellions in several countries are quickly — and brutally — put down. As Doom prepares to make his final stand, and a world’s army stands against him, only a few can see the truth… it’s not enough. Emperor Doom is going to win. And so Mr. Fantastic prepares a last, desperate gamble…
The new class of Marvel’s Stormbreakers will flaunt their world class design skills this November in From the Chaos Costume Variant Covers! In the tradition of Spider-Man’s classic costume transformation in Amazing Spider-Man #252—and in celebration of the new Venom costume coming this December in Venom #252—the covers debut startling new looks for some of Marvel’s greatest heroes. The new costumes offer fresh, dynamic twists on the character’s classic garb, reflecting the individual styles that make these artists creative powerhouses!
The current class of Marvel’s Stormbreakers include Alessandro Cappuccio, Netho Diaz, Simone Di Meo, Juan Frigeri, Gurihiru, Jonas Scharf, Geoff Shaw, and Luciano Vecchio. Chosen for their iconic art, notable achievements, and boundless imagination when bringing the Marvel mythos to the page, these creators represent the future of comic book artistry and embody the raw talent to shatter the limits of visual storytelling!
First launched in 2020, Marvel’s Stormbreakers evolved from Marvel’s Young Guns program. Over the past 15 years, Marvel selected and recognized 36 up-and-coming artists who went on to draw some of Marvel’s greatest events, iconic series, and beyond, solidifying their place as luminaries in the industry including Steve McNiven, Jim Cheung, Sara Pichelli, Ryan Stegman, and more.
Check out all 10 From the Chaos Costume Variant Covers and preorder them at your local comic shop today.
Superior Avengers #6
(W) Steve Foxe (A) Kyle Hotz, Luca Maresca
(C) Rachelle Rosenberg, Mattia Iacono (L) Cory Petit
(CA) R.B. Silva, Jesus Aburtov (VCA) Kyle Hotz and Dan Brown
AVENGERS: DISASSEMBLED! Kristoff did everything he could to make his father, VICTOR VON DOOM, proud. This may be his biggest failure ever.
The Future is Doomed! The world is Doom’s…but does that include the world that is yet to be? A coalition from the future – including OLD MAN LOGAN, RACHEL SUMMERS PHOENIX, BISHOP, COSMIC GHOST RIDER, THE MAESTRO and DEATHLOK say otherwise. But will the arrival of Doom 2099 change the odds for the new Sorcerer Supreme? Is he there to back his past self…or destroy him forever? Doomed 2009 #1 delivers a one-shot that shows one possible future to come.
When it comes to the Marvel Universe and futures, it’s best to not think about it. There’s so many options, so many possibilities, at this point, it feels like one giant “What if.” But, when it came to possible futures, I enjoyed the 2099 line when it first came out, introducing new takes on classic character or teams. It’s been decades since I read them but I still have my copies of Doom 2099 and have itched to go back and read them. Doomed 2009 #1 has me wanting to do that even more.
Written by Frank Tieri, Doomed 2009 #1 has Doom 2099 travel back in time with a team to stop Sorcerer Supreme Doom. He wants to prevent some major event in the future that Doom causes, what that is, we don’t know until the very end. Tieri presents what is basically one giant fight issue with teases of fights that have come before.
The concept of Tieri’s entry isn’t all that new, it echoes what we saw with the Fantastic Four’s battle with Doom in the recent relaunch of their series. It is interesting in some ways to see how Doom of the present deals with the team from the future. Where the comic really nails it is the ending which eventually reveals what Doom 2099 is attempting to prevent. It takes what is an issue that’s one long battle and turns it into something a bit more melancholy. It adds a sadness to Doom 2099 making his attempt to stop Doom in the present a bit more noble.
The art by Delio Diaz and Frank Alpizar is good. With color by Andrew Dalhouse and lettering by Travis Lanham, the comic packs a lot into its pages as the heroes battle it out with Doom. And, the comic changes things up smoothly. It starts as straight sci-fi going into a battle royale and then ending on a tragic note. Each section’s visuals really hone in on what it is and looks solid. The visuals too play off the more comedic moments Tieri throws in there and none of it feels out of place.
Doomed 2009 #1 is an entertaining read adding in an intriguing one-shot chapter into the story. It has me wanting to go back and re-read Doom 2099 and hoping we might get more of the character in the future. It’s not the most vital read for “One World Under Doom,” but one for hardcore fans of the 2099 line.
Story: Frank Tieri Art: Delio Diaz, Frank Alpizar
Color: Andrew Dalhouse Letterer: Travis Lanham
Story: 7.0 Art: 7.5 Overall: 7.0 Recommendation: Read
Marvel provided Graphic Policy with a FREE copy for review
Purchase: Zeus Comics – Kindle
Runaways #3
(W) Rainbow Rowell (A) Elena Casagrande
Doc Justice, Karolina Dean… and the will of Doom! Doctor Doom will not be disobeyed! Doombot struggles with a major decision when there is an attack on the Runaways in even greater force! Will an (un)happy reunion save them? And what happens when it’s the last straw for Nico Minoru?!
