Books of Doom # 6 - The Books of Doom, Book 6
is a comic book published by Marvel Publishing & released on 6 / / 2006User Rating - 2 votes, 4.5 avg.
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This critically acclaimed limited series comes to a close with the final days of Victor Von Doom's bloody rise to the throne of Latveria. His time to take vengeance on all those who have slighted him in his life thus far. Also, the secrets of the unprecedented interview Dr. Doom has been giving throughout this series is at last revealed!
The young Victor Von Doom returns to Latveria with his servants Larin and Boris to inspire the people of the land to revolt against the corrupt king Vladimir. He organises a geurrilla war against the kings soldiers and personally slaughters many of his enemies, before preparing his final offensive.
The young Victor Von Doom returns to Latveria with his servants Larin and Boris to inspire the people of the land to revolt against the corrupt king Vladimir. He organises a geurrilla war against the kings soldiers and personally slaughters many of his enemies, before preparing his final offensive.
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Doom at one of his Best forms
Reviewed by mosarmani on Oct. 9, 2009. mosarmani has written 4 reviews. His/her last review was for Episode Three . |
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Brubaker has a story style that really leaves you feeling empty in the first half and loving the second half. Well - this is the best part of the second half. Throw B-plot love story away, throw that feeling of sympathy away, throw that stupid college-boy Victor Von away, and what you end up with is everything DOOM. Doctor Doom has always been interesting for his love of politics (not solely global domination) and this story really does a great job of setting the origin of those feelings with the Revolution of Latveria. Greatly done.
