Doctor Doom Makes His Final Stand Against Earth's Mightiest Heroes In October's ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM Issues

Doctor Doom Makes His Final Stand Against Earth's Mightiest Heroes In October's ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM Issues

Marvel Comics has shared a first look at October's One World Under Doom, as Sorcerer Supreme Doctor Doom makes his final stand against Earth's Mightiest Heroes, with the fate of the planet on the line...

By JoshWilding - Jul 05, 2025 06:07 AM EST
Filed Under: Marvel Comics

The will of Doom will not be denied!

For the last five months, Doctor Doom has triumphed over all challenges to maintain his rule in One World Under Doom, the latest status-quo shattering event to hit the Marvel Universe. From his humbling defeat of the Fantastic Four to his breathtaking showdown with Dormammu, we've witnessed the saga's most pivotal moments in writer Ryan North and artist R.B. Silva's core event series.

This October, the final battle begins in the penultimate issue, One World Under Doom #8. There, Doom will hold nothing back, unleashing the full might of his power as Sorcerer Supreme in a feat that ensures the impact of Doom’s reign will be felt forever. This climactic battle will decide Earth's fate and lay the groundwork for what lies next for both Doom and our favourite Marvel heroes.

Also revealed this week are a pair of explosive One World Under Doom tie-in issues on sale the same month: Red Hulk #9, where Thunderbolt Ross' leads a high-stakes attack on the seat of Doom's power, and the final issue of the latest volume of Runaways, where Doom put the team back on the run after targeting one of their members.

Check out the cover art and details for October's One World Under Doom issues below.

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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!

ONE WORLD UNDER DOOM #8 (OF 9)
Written by RYAN NORTH
Art by R.B. SILVA
Cover by BEN HARVEY
On Sale 10/15


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MISSION: LATVERIA! Thunderbolt Ross is a fugitive in his own country, but he still has secret allies inside the government. When he calls in a favor, he gets the help he needs to launch a mission to Latveria to clear his name and take on War-Wolf and Doom.

RED HULK #9
Written by BENJAMIN PERCY
Art by GABRIEL GUZMAN
Cover by GEOFF SHAW
Variant Cover by STEPHEN PLATT
On Sale 10/1


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REUNITED RUNAWAYS...FOR NOW? Will Alex and the Runaways be able to put aside their differences and make peace in the face of DOOM? Will Karolina have a change of heart about the Staff of One when the chips are down? Will Chase be able to look past his anger at Gert? And what does the future hold for the Runaways? All this and more in the heartbreaking finale!

RUNAWAYS #5 (OF 5)
Written by RAINBOW ROWELL
Art by ELENA CASAGRANDE
Cover by STEPHANIE HANS
On Sale 10/29

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RegularPoochie
RegularPoochie - 7/5/2025, 7:12 AM
coincidence that this came out before MCU Doom saga? Is this a good read?
Latverian
Latverian - 7/5/2025, 7:26 AM
@RegularPoochie -

It's interestingly contemporary and inescapably political. I'm honestly surprised it hasn't caught the eye of certain grifter channels yet.
RegularPoochie
RegularPoochie - 7/5/2025, 7:32 AM
@Latverian - I'll check this one up. Been "years" since I've read any comics, used to read all of the Marvel and DC comics
Latverian
Latverian - 7/5/2025, 8:06 AM
@RegularPoochie -

I've been following it with bits and pieces online, reading a few chapters and catching up with the ret through vids, but I'll say that it's a lot more interesting than many recent events...

*coughempyresuckeddonkeyballlscough*

Right now, I'm waiting for my pre-order of Hickman's SHIELD Omnibus to arrive later this year. Don't know why it took them that long to compile it into a tome like the rest of his run.
SuperiorHeckler
SuperiorHeckler - 7/5/2025, 8:37 AM
@RegularPoochie - Buying the individual comics is so 20th century. Just wait a few months and pick-up the trade-paperback. So much easier and convenient IMO! 🤓
RegularPoochie
RegularPoochie - 7/5/2025, 9:45 AM
@Latverian - Good to know, I mean I read all of the 2019 rebirths, doomsday clock, action comics, Thor, Hulk etc. And comics before that. It literally was pain in the ass to read them, because I needed to goole what comics connects to another and when I was done, I just stopped
Simonsonrules
Simonsonrules - 7/5/2025, 10:11 AM
@RegularPoochie - The legacy of the late Jim Shooter.
ObserverIO
ObserverIO - 7/5/2025, 8:22 AM
Wait a second, is that Machine Man?!

I thought DC owned that now as part and parcel of the 2001: A Space Odyssey franchise.
They even sent Marvel a legal declaration letting them know that they no longer own the character.

Yo Zaslav, wake up. Lawsuit time.
Simonsonrules
Simonsonrules - 7/5/2025, 10:12 AM
@ObserverIO - I was wondering the same...

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