Doomquest #1 (2026)

Name: Doomquest #1 (2026)
Brand: Graham Crackers Comics, Ltd.
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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Ryan North
(A) Francesco Mobili
(CA) Alex Ross

THE DAYS OF DOOM! Doctor Victor Von Doom is a great scientist, an unparallelled sorcerer and the ruler of his own nation. He is, by any measure, a great man. And yet Doom wants more. And when Reed Richards - Mister Fantastic, his greatest enemy and eternal rival - is showcased at a prestigious international event to which Doom wasn't even invited, Doom is outraged. Reed shares his plan for his eventual retirement project: the total optimization of history. He intends to go back in time, to all the eras humanity wasted on war and conflict, and fix them, saving trillions of lives and ensuring humanity can achieve its greatest and final glory. The idea of Reed rewriting history in his own image is, of course, antithetical to Doom, and so he decides to do it before Reed does. But when the Fantastic Four intervene, Doom finds himself in a battle he never intended - across all of time and space! DOOMQUEST is an evergreen Doom story: the perfect introduction and exploration of his character. This fun and adventurous miniseries takes readers into the heart of Victor Von Doom, across the depths of time and space and into action-packed battles you can't see anywhere else - and beyond.
Date Available: 05/27/2026

Reviews

Ryan North killed Doom. It happened in One World Under Doom, finishing with One Doom Under Dirt. That means you can't tell when this story takes place, BUT! It doesn't matter, because its a time travel story. Those can happen whenever, so you can just sit back and enjoy the proceedings. Those proceedings happen to include Victor stealing an idea about time travel from his persistent nemesis with the gray temples. Looking to rewrite all of history to his particular tastes, will Von Doom be able to do that without the help of one member of the Fantastic Four?

This was a nice surprise in a world where superhero burnout is very real. Add Francesco Mobli's WAY OVERACHIEVING FOR A CURRENT MARVEL COMIC art, and there's little chance this series won't be a hit after being such a hoot.