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Needs more ponies.

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Elaborate backstory: His mother stashed his vintage original ponies before she died and only she knows where they are.

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Scavenger said on March 1st, 2011 at 12:23 pm

hmmm..maybe the pony thing is getting a little out of hand…

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Cookie McCool said on March 1st, 2011 at 12:23 pm

In all seriousness, that is a man in desperate need of a kitten.

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This is why, in the hands of a good writer, Doom makes the best sort of villain. And fortunately, in the hands of a crappy writer, it was just a malfunctioning Doombot.

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Lawnmower Boy said on March 1st, 2011 at 1:40 pm

I’m a Doombot!

But not a very good one.

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DOOOOOM!

I always enjoyed the Doom / Reed Richards rivalry. Doom was always trying to one-up Richards. Richards rarely gave a shit either way and just wanted to get back to his research. And in the middle, there would be laser fights with dinosaurs.

Ah, the Silver Age.

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Scavenger: Yeah, probably. Unfortunately I can’t read anything with Doom anymore without thinking of the ponies.

So, blame MGK.

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Hell. Motherfucking. Yes. At least in the pre-Hellboy days, can you think of two characters more in the Mignola Wheelhouse than Drs. Strange and Doom?

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Doom’s problem is he’s always the second best at everything. Weird science? Reed Richards (RICHARDS!). Magic? Steve Strange. Robots? Hank Pym. Latverian rules hopscotch? The 9 year old granddaughter of his chef. You get the idea. Hell, Kristoff was even better at being Doom than he was.

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