Quarter-Bin Podcast #49DOOM 2099 #1, Marvel Comics, cover-dated January 1993.
"Muses of Fire," written by John Francis Moore, with art by Pat Broderick
Doom invites you to a retelling of his future origin. How did Doctor Doom arrive in 2099? How far has Latveria fallen in his absence? Who is that furry orange beast who claims to be running the nation? Isn't that guy too young and too unscarred to actually be Doctor Doom? And what could possibly go wrong flying in a 100-year-old airplane? Listen to the episode and find out!
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Promo: Pop Culture Affidavit
Link: 2099 Bitmapped site
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I've been a Dr. Doom fan ever since the first Secret Wars series. so even though I was never into the Marvel 2099 titles I still felt incline to give this issue a thorough look one day when I saw it on a rack at a grocery store next too a place I worked at while I was on a lunch break. I also like many of the same things you did about it but even back then I didn't at all care about the tiger wilde character he seemed kinda silly with not just his name but his look to. the cover was really impressive too but i'm not sure if Pat Broderick was the most ideal artist for that book.
ReplyDeleteAn amazing issue, of a fantastic series, with incredible coverage! This is one of the all-time greatest podcast episodes! But what can you expect for a series featuring DOOM!!!!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for future episodes! I'm going to have to go dig out my DOOM 2099 issues and binge read in anticipation!
-Kyle Benning
Thanks -- more coming in episode 59!
ReplyDeleteI've never read ANY 2099 issues so I enjoyed hearing about this issue from a big fan.
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