· Marvel Graphic Novel: Emperor Doom (June ) Despite the cover shown to the right, this graphic novel is really a Doctor Doom story that features the Avengers: My copy has “Emperor Doom” in large letters at the top and “Starring the Mighty Avengers” in much smaller print below it. As such, I certainly can’t do justice to the main part of the story here—I recommend the Marvel Age . · A classic Avengers story that shows the true colors of Doctor Doom-a super villain hellbent on fixing the world at any price. As Doctor Doom takes total control of the world, the Avengers fight to dethrone him so that the world can come back to its "normal" state/5. · Marvel Graphic Novel #27 - Emperor Doom Writer: David Michelinie Artists: Bob Hall and Keith Williams Okay, up front I’ll admit I’m a big West Coast Avengers fan. There I’ve said it. I really enjoyed the miniseries (which also featured art from Bob Hall) and loved how these B-level superheroes came together as an A-level Avengers team.
From 's Iron Man: Legacy of Doom #4, by David Michelinie, Ron Lim and Bob Layton. I think this is the only reference I've seen in any other comic to the events of the Michelinie-written "Emperor Doom" graphic novel, from 21 years earlier. Michelinie uses Wonder Man's 80's rep as "lovable but invulnerable screwup" to great advantage here, as Simon flees the madding crowd long enough to put on a disguise and disappear, rather than foment any kind of rebellion against the Emperor. For his part, Doctor Doom seems happy to have someone who might fight against him, finding. By billyd75 • Posted in 's, 's, Bronze Age, Comic Books, DC Comics, Horror, Marvel Comics • Tagged Amazing Spider-Man, David Michelinie, Emperor Doom, Revenge of the Living Monolith, The Avengers.
Marvel Graphic Novel #27 - Emperor Doom Writer: David Michelinie Artists: Bob Hall and Keith Williams Okay, up front I’ll admit I’m a big West Coast Avengers fan. There I’ve said it. I really enjoyed the miniseries (which also featured art from Bob Hall) and loved how these B-level superheroes came together as an A-level Avengers team. To me, it looks like "Emperor Doom" was born of a desire to describe 'this is what it's like to be in charge.' The main character gets what he wants and has to learn the consequences, as opposed to the Beyonder (or whoever) striving for a goal. Marvel Graphic Novel #27 Emperor Doom Starring the Mighty Avengers Paperback – January 1, by. David Michelinie (Author) › Visit Amazon's David Michelinie Page. Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author. David Michelinie (Author), Jim Salicrup (Editor), Jim Shooter (Editor), Bob Hall (Illustrator), Bill Oakley (Illustrator), Ken Lopez (Illustrator) 3 more.
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