Marvel Comics Dr Doom

Who is your favorite Marvel Comic supervillian and why?

I gotta give it to Dr. Doom. I think he is soo cool. with his armor, his gadgets, that super brain. he’s unstoppable.
He gots alot more ambition too. he gives all the other supervillians a run for their money.

Norman Osborne aka the original Green Goblin because he was insane and made his rivalry with Peter Parker/Spiderman very personal. For crying out loud he killed (technically) Peter’s first girlfriend, kidnapped aunt May, kidnapped May Parker (Peter & Mary Jane’s daughter and those are just off the top of my head.

Marvel Comics: Dr. Doom

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