Doomspeak #059 - Doom 2099 39 & 40

DOOMSPEAK

DOOM 2099 39 & 40, Marvel Comics, cover-dated March.& April 1996.

"May the Circle Be Unbroken," by Warren Ellis, with art by John Buscema & Scott Koblish

and

"The Night Before Yesterday," by Tom Peyer, with art by John Buscema & Scott Koblish

and

"Rage Against Time I:Visitation," by Tom Peyer, with art by John Buscema & Scott Koblish 

What happens when a new writer takes over the title from Warren Ellis? Will 2099 ever be the same? And will 1996 ever be the same? 

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Doomspeak #058 - Silver Sable 4 & 5

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Silver Sable & the Wild Pack 4 & 5, Marvel Comics, cover-dated September & October 1982.

"My Dinner with Doom?" & "Double Jeopardy," were both written by Gregory Wright, with art by Steven Butler & Jim Sanders III.

What happens when Doom is too busy for his annual dinner date with Silver Sable, and sends a replacement in his place? She's totally cool with that, right? And just how good does she look as a Doombot?

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Next Time: Doom 2099, issues 39 & 40.

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Doomspeak #057 - Doom 2099 36 - 38

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DOOM 2099 #36 - 38, Marvel Comics, cover-dated December 1995, January 1996. & February 1996.

"Shockriding, parts 1 - 3" were all written by Warren Ellis, with art by Steve Pugh (36 & 38), Scott Koblish (36 - 38), & Ashley Wood (37).

What happens when Doom's battle with Anthony Herod (and President Captain America) finally come to an end? How exactly does Doom win? 

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E&E #024 - Anatomy of a Collection, pt 4

Alan's Eyes & Ears #024 - Anatomy of a Collection, pt 4

In this fourth episode of this podcast mini-series, Alan continues his attempt to talk about EVERY comic in his collection. Picking up where he left off last time, he talks about Doctor Doom, DC Bombshells, Doctor Doom, Doctor Who, and possibly even Doctor Doom.

And which well-known title is astonishingly under-represented in the collection?

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Doomspeak #056 - Doctor Doom & Rocket Racoon #1 (2025)

DOOMSPEAK

Doctor Doom & Rocket Raccoon #1, Marvel Comics, cover-dated  2025.

"Thirteen Days of Doom," written by J Michael Straczynski, with art by Will Robson.

What happens with Rocket gives Doom a hand in traveling back to before the Big Bang to answer the question ... WHY???

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Next Time: Doom 2099 #36 - 38.

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Doomspeak #055 - Doom 2099 34 & 35

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DOOM 2099 #34 & 35, Marvel Comics, cover-dated October & November 1995.

"To Begin the World Again" and To Bring You My Love" were both written by Warren Ellis, and the art in both was from Steve Pugh & Scott Koblish.

What happens in the aftermath of the attack on Doom's White House? And how long does it take for Our Leader to actually appear in these issues?

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Doomspeak #054 - The Harowing of Doom (novel)

DOOMSPEAK #54

The Harrowing of Doom, a prose novel by David Annandale, copyright date 2020.

What happens when Professor Alan covers a very rare piece of Doom's publication history -- a book containing ONLY WORDS!!!!

That's right, NO PICTURES (other than that pretty cool cover)

Without the help of comic book art, how does Doom build a supernatural science machine capable of peeling back the gates of Hell? And how will his people feel about a usurper's attempt to seize the throne?

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Promo: Terminator Now

Next Time: Doom 2099 34 & 35.

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Doomspeak #053 - Doom #1

DOOMSPEAK

Doom #1, Marvel Comics, cover-dated July 2024.

"Days of Doom" by Sanford Greene & Jonathan Hickman.

What happens when Doom takes over New Comics Wednesday?  And what happens when a veteran comics artist takes over the plotting and scripting chores on Doctor Doom's Last Story?

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Doomspeak #52 - Blade #2

DOOMSPEAK

Blade #2, Marvel Comics, cover-dated December 2006.

"Bargains in Time" by Marc Guggenheim, with art by Howard Chaykin.

What happens when Doom wants Blade to go back in time to save Doom's mommy from vampires? Will the Daywalker agree? And did Doom really know how all of this would work out, from his safe spot within his mommy's belly?

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Next Time: Maybe the upcoming Doom one-shot. Or maybe Doom 2099 34 & 35, cover-dated October & November 1995. We'll see.

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Doomspeak #051 - Doom 2099 32 & 33

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DOOM 2099 #32 & 33, Marvel Comics, cover-dated August & September 1995.

"Rise" and "Fall," both written by Warren Ellis. The art in issue 32 was by John Royle & Scott Koblish, and in issue 33 was from Steve Pugh & Scott Koblish.

What happens when Doom's peaceful and hopeful takeover of America is opposed by opposing forces of opposition???

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Promo: Who's Editing?

Next Time: Blade #2, cover-dated December 2006.

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DoomSpeak #050 - Astonishing Tales 4 & 5

DOOMPEAK (formerly Relatively Geeky Presents) #050

Astonishing Tales #4 & #5, Marvel Comics, cover-dated February & April 1971.

"The Invaders!" by Larry Lieber, with art by Wally Wood.

and

"A Land Enslaved!" by Larry Lieber, with art by George Tuska.

What happens when Doom faces one of Marvel's biggest Big Bads? Will he allow his land to be taken over? Or will he end his vacation early, return to Latveria, and emerge victorious? And what candy-themed advertisement does the Professor spend altogether too much time analyzing?

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Next Time: Doom 2099 32 & 33, cover-dated August & September 1995.

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RGP #049 - Doom 2099 30 & 31

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DOOM 2099 #30 & 31, Marvel Comics, cover-dated June & July 1995.

"American Way" and "American Dream," both written by Warren Ellis. The art in issue 30 was by Pat Broderick and John Nyberg, and in issue 31 by David Klein.

What happens when Doom institutes his slightly, possibly, more-or-less dictatorial view on the nation he rules, the USA? And how do aliens fit in to all of this?
 

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RGP #047 - Astonishing Tales 2 & 3

DOOMPEAK

Astonishing Tales #2 & #3, Marvel Comics, cover-dated October & December 1970.

"Revolution!" by Roy Thomas, with art by Wally Wood.

and

"Doom Must Die!" by Larry Lieber, with art by Wally Wood.

What happens when Doom faces not one, not two, but THREE adversaries in his first solo adventure? Is he victorious? Or is he AWESOMELY victorious?

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RGP #046 - Doom 2099 28 & 29

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DOOM 2099 #28 & 29, Marvel Comics, cover-dated April & May 1995.

"Borderlines" and "American Caesar" both written by Warren Ellis, with art by Pat Broderick and John Nyberg.

What happens when Doom has his first new adventure under the stewardship of Warren Ellis? Has he changed his approach to leadership, or is he still the same calm and cool leader we've come to know and love?
 

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Next Time: Astonishing Tales 2 & 3 (only the Doom parts, obviously)

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RGP #045 - Astonishing Tales #1

DOOMPEAK

Astonishing Tales #1, Marvel Comics, cover-dated August 1970.

"Unto You Is Born ... The Doomsman!" by Roy Thomas, with art by Wally Wood.

What happens when the show jumps back to the early Bronze Age, to those glorious days when Doctor Doom had his own comic book, which he graciously chose to share with Ka-Zar?

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Promo: To The Batpoles

Next Time: Doom 2099 28 & 29, cover-dated April & May 1995.

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QBP #188 - Fantastic Four 361

Quarter-Bin Podcast #188

Fantastic Four #361, Marvel Comics, cover-dated February 1992 for #HolidayComicsMonth

"Miracle on Yancy Street," by Tom DeFalco, Paul Ryan, and Danny Bulanadi.

What happens when Professor Alan and Kirk Spencer discuss that time that Doctor Doom came THIS CLOSE to eliminating all addiction everywhere? How did Ben Grimm mess that up? And how did Johnny Storm mess up ... everything else?

And which Relative Geek shows up to tell an epic Doom-themed story?

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RGP #042 - Doom 2099 #26 & #27

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DOOM 2099 #26 & 27, Marvel Comics, cover-dated February & March 1995.

"Ramparts" and "Barricades," both written by Warren Ellis, with art by Pat Broderick and John Nyberg.

What happens when Doom has his first new adventure under the stewardship of Warren Ellis? Has he changed his approach to leadership, or is he still the same calm and cool leader we've come to know and love?
 

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Promo: Earth Destruction Directive

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RGP #041 - What If? 52

DOOMPEAK

What If? volume 2, Issue 52, Marvel Comics, cover-dated August 1993.

"What If Doom Became Sorcerer Supreme?", by Dan Slott, with art by Manny Galan and Mark Stegbauer.

What happens when  #BigComic presents an "imaginary story" in which Doctor Doom accomplishes (some of) his ultimate goals? Is this one of the few What If stories that ends with a happy ending?

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Promo: Fanholes

Next Time: Doom 2099 26 & 27, cover-dated February & March 1995.

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RGP #040 - The Origin of Doctor Doom!

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Fantastic Four Annual #2, Marvel Comics, cover-dated 1964.

"The Origin of Doctor Doom," by Jack Kirby & Stan Lee..

What happens when former Fantastic Four podcaster Andy Leyland shows up to discuss the original version of Doctor Doom's origin story, from all the way back in 1964? Is proper respect shown for the great Latverian leader? How much of this origin has been redacted over the years by #BigComic?

And Happy Jack Kirby Month!

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Link: Andy's Palace of Glittering Delights podcast 

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RGP #038 - Doom 2000 #24 & #25

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DOOM 2099 #24 & 25, Marvel Comics, cover-dated December 1994 & January 1995.

"Island of Lost Souls,"  and "Fables of the Deconstruction," written by John Francis Moore and Warren Ellis, with art in both by Pat Broderick and John Nyberg.

What happens when Doom faces down Doom as they battle over who is actually Doom? Two Dooms enter, one Doom leaves. What does Professor Alan think about the end of this first era of the title?

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Next Time: Probably something other than Doom 2099, probably a What-If issue of some kind.

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