The Avengers Prove One Villain is a Greater Multiversal Threat than Kang
Warning: Contains spoilers for Avengers: Forever #5
The version of Victor von Doom who calls himself Doom Supreme has emerged as the ultimate threat to the Multiverse that the Avengers have to stop before it's too late. The latest issue of Avengers: Forever from Marvel Comics has provided more details on Doom Supreme's story, methods, and resources, proving he is such a threat to the stability of the Multiverse that even Kang the Conqueror pales in comparison.
Doom Supreme appeared for the first time in Avengers #50 from a creative team including Jason Aaron and Carlos Pacheco, a special issue that introduced many future storylines and enemies for the Earth's Mightiest Heroes. The demon lord Mephisto was plotting to conquer the Multiverse and to do that he allied with a very dangerous version of Doom, who then assembled a group of the nastiest villains from every reality, the Multiversal Masters of Evil. Their plan was to travel back in time and, in each universe, kill the first group of protectors of the Earth, the Prehistoric Avengers, making sure that the Heroic Age never came to be and the planet was left without defenders. Doom Supreme, however, had his own plans, using the Masters and Mephisto himself as pawns.
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In Avengers: Forever #5, by Jason Aaron, Jim Towe, and Guru-eFX, Doom Supreme explains why he has not interested in claiming any of the Earths conquered throughout the Multiverse as his own, as the other Masters of Evil are doing. His purpose is to find the Doom of each reality and enslave them to his will. Those who fail to bend to Supreme's will are killed, their skins harvested to fuel the arcane energy of his mystical armor.
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