Felix Faust vs Doctor Doom

Doom. 
 
First, he's a better strategist.
Second, he's smarter.
Third, he's probably more powerful.

yea, i agree. the is known to be the second most powerful magic user in marvel next to dr. strange as when he was sorcerer supreme. adding that he is also the 2nd smartest man on planet earth whom thanos compares doom to himself.

"Baron Mordo is a better magician than Doom.  Still, Doom should win here. "

" @Zoom said:

"Baron Mordo is a better magician than Doom.  Still, Doom should win here. "

I forgot about Mordo... he was a peer of Strange and studied under that Ancient One (?) guy around the same time, right?  I was thinking Faust would be pretty high on the magicians tier list... his page here said he has like 5,000 years of experience to draw from? "

Doom wins...Faust is a poor mans Mordru

Seriously, what purpose does Faust serve in the DCU other than being Black Adam's personal bitch?

" @Lance Uppercut: Oh.  I'm guessing that was established during that whole Marquis of Death arc?  I failed to read that one...O_o  Well...I guess I'm in favor of Doom as well now.  Would it matter if they did not have to use magic only? Faust has some sword skills...though I guess Doom could just bring a death ray to a knife fight...lol "

"I forgot about Mordo..."

" @whacknasty said:

"I forgot about Mordo..."

So did whoever wrote the arc where Doom became the next in line for the Sorcerer Supreme. "

People forget that the tech in Doom's mask always him to instantly learn the magical gestures of others -- kinda like how Taskmaster does when he instantly learns fighting abilities.

Faust loses badly. The only feat of his that I can think of which impressed me was when he replicated Red Sun energy into blasts to hit Superman.

Faust has a lot of power but he's SUCH a jobber. He's also nowhere near smart enough to pull this off -- Ralph Dibney played him like a fiddle, Doom will destroy him.

Felix Faust will kneel before Doom.

Doom

Dr. Doom tanks bigger threats & magical attacks than Felix Faust ever could dream of.