Jul 29, 2018 · Sadly John Byrne left the Fantastic Fourwith issue #293. Byrne had been butting heads with Editor-in-Chief Jim Shooter for years and DC made him a million dollar offer to take over Superman in the wake of Crisis on Infinite Earths .

1 day ago · 14. Prisoners of Doctor Doom (Fantastic Four #5, 1962) ... John Byrne, Jonathan Hickman, ... Doctor Doom (with Doctor Strange observing) steals the power of the Beyonders to recreate reality. And ...

Apr 18, 2011 · John Byrne was firing on all cylinders with this issue as he walks us through a day in the life of the Fantastic Four’s archenemy, Doctor Doom. In the space of 22 pages, Byrne gets you into Doom’s head and allows you to understand the man behind the mask as the different facets of his life reveal different things about him.

Apr 11, 2016 · The Plot: Doctor Doom oversees the restoration of Latervia following his return to power. Eventually he concocts a plan to artificially recreate the power he once stole from the Silver Surfer and imbue it into someone else. Doom …

Sep 1, 2021 · fantastic four #258 (1983) Writer, penciler & inker: John Byrne This was publicized as “the best issue that the FF never appeared in”, meaning this is an issue of Fantastic Four entirely dedicated Doctor Doom.

He had the Fantastic Four fight his element-based team of henchmen, but Reed figured out a way to destroy them by reverting their particular states of matter. Dr. Strange made a quick appearance to help capture Diablo at the very end.

Mar 1, 2024 · John Byrne revitalised the Fantastic Four in the '80s using a format he became known for in the years that followed. He begins by taking the team back to basics (paying homage to the Lee/Kirby era) and re-establishing their role in the Marvel Universe, while restoring some of their bigger enemies such as Doctor Doom…

The following focuses on material reprinted in the Fantastic Four Omnibus by John Byrne Volume 2, covering a wide variety of material related to Byrne’s work with that team’s characters. This article is part of a larger series of reviews focused on key Marvel Comics runs.

"Back from Beyond!". Story by John Byrne. Art by John Byrne and Jerry Ordway. FANTASTIC FOUR #277. Published Apr 1985 by Marvel. Cover by John Byrne. Guest-starring Doctor Strange. In this special double feature are two tales of the fantastic!

John Byrne concludes his iconic tenure as Fantastic Four writer/artist and he’s going to make history every step of the way! He begins with the shocking resurrection of Jean Grey. How do you follow that up? With the return of the true Doctor Doom in a next-level war with the Beyonder!