One World Under Doom #3

Ryan North continues to impress with One World Under Doom #3, by giving so much excitement and action packed into one comic. Read Full Review

Overall, One World Under Doom #3 is a pivotal issue that deepens the mystery surrounding Doom's reign while simultaneously building the momentum for the resistance. The shocking revelations and the hint of a larger cosmic conflict make this a must-read for anyone following this captivating series. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom #3 effectively explores Doom's intricate control and human nature amidst epic action and humor derived from the heroes' fumbling, though secondary villains feel underdeveloped. Read Full Review

ne World Under Doom #3 takes the Avengers greatest weakness and shines a massive spotlight on it. And the person who shines that spotlight is none other than Doctor Doom himself. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom #3 delivers solid event staples big fights, surprise alliances, and ominous stakes with sharp character writing and strong visuals. While the action choreography occasionally underwhelms and the story drags out a realization readers already reached, it's still a compelling chapter in a high-stakes Marvel epic. Read Full Review

For a series that has nearly endless possibilities, Ryan North seems to missing the mark, leaving the bulk of the development being stuck in the ongoings attached to the event, that the main book feels superfluous to the developing story. When the biggest Jen of the issue is Doom riding in on an alt-reality Doom, you might have a problem. Hopefully the creators can up the ante in she rest of the event. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom managed to balance political commentary and story demands for the first two issues, but it falls down hard here. From a visual standpoint, the issue is entertaining. But its narrative is unsuccessful. The issue is predictable almost from start to finish, a carbon copy of what came before in some respects. Given the twist in the final pages, its possible this is just an uneven transition issue. But in any event, One World Under Doom #3 fails to live up to what came before it. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom #3 makes Doom look powerful by making everyone else look dumb, ending on a cliffhanger that ALSO makes Doom look dumb. Ryan North's script tones down the political rhetoric and answers a key question from the first issue, and R.B. Silva's artwork is good to great. That said, the plot is getting repetitive, and Doom's success relies on everyone else's incompetence in an event that's shaping up to be Dumb AND Boring. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom Issue 3 wastes an amazing idea. Having the heroes and the villains team up to try and defeat Doom is a phenomenal proposal and well worth exploring. But the execution falls well short of expectation. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

Apr 23, 2025

Plot Captain Marvel presents a strategy to uncover Doom's plan. It consists of a joint attack between the Avengers, M.O.D.O.K., Doctor Octopus, Mysterio, and Arcade to distract Doctor Doom and thus be able to enter the minds of the world leaders using the combined powers of Baron Mordo, Madelyne Pryor, and Scarlet Witch, thus revealing what kind of mind control they have. The Avengers and the Masters of Evil launch their attack, and Doctor Doom confronts them. Scarlet Witch discovers that the world leaders are not mind-controlled; they received what they wanted; Doom offered them whatever they desired: money, sex, drugs, impunity, etc. In other words, Doctor Doom corrupted them without any tricks. With his magical powers, Doom reveal s that the supervillain's maximum-security prison, THE RAFT, is in revolt and its prisoners are escaping. The Avengers are transported in seconds by Doom's magic and stop the revolt. Doom uses all of this as political leverage. He tells the world that after being attacked by the Avengers, they helped him stop the Raft tragedy. Doom's entire strategy is to convince the world that he is perfect and that his way is the only and best. But in the Dark Dimension, this DORMAMMU, a being of chaos who wishes to absorb Planet Earth into his domain, sees how Doom uses his Sorcerer Supreme powers for politics, neglecting the protection of the planet, and now he's going to attack. This event improves and surprises with each installment. All the analogies shown of how absolute power corrupts absolutely are very relevant and scary real. Art It is very detailed, creating a suspenseful atmosphere that blends magic with science fiction in the perfect balance with all the heroic poses. The art is as epic as the event itself. Summary Heroes and villains unite to reveal Doctor Doom's secret plan, but what they achieve is pure corruption of humanity. Shocking episode more

Gio

Aug 17, 2025

I knew it! I knew Doom persuaded the world naturally. The Avengers finally accept this fact that Doom swooned the world as Sorcerer Supreme. However there is a consequence. While Doom has been doing his Frank Underwood House of Cards impression, he has been neglecting his primary duties as Sorcerer Supreme. Dormammu is now a threat and has been left unchecked by Doom. How could Doom miss such an important detail?! Nonetheless this puts things in balance because how else could Doom be stopped if he has used human nature itself to gain Globalism? This was epic, and I was caught by surprise when Dormammu popped out of nowhere, can't wait to see how Doom wiggles his way out of this one. And no I don't think he can do what Benedict Cumberbatc h did in Dr. strange movie lmfao more

DDJamesB

May 04, 2025

Its good to a point. I like Dooms end of things, but the heroes are just straight up dumb in this series. This is now the 3rd book where they just do something without thinking and get outplayed. They even know that's been happening to them.

Kenjamin

Jul 29, 2025

Art: 3/5 Story: 4/5 Total: 7/10

sawright20

Apr 23, 2025

I realllllly want to like this, because I think it’s a great concept and has had some excellent moments. Unfortunately all of the heroes have come down with a major case of the stupids so there can be big fights, and it’s dragging everything else down. North’s FF tie ins have been less bombastic and far more interesting, but I guess these big events have to feature huge team up fights.

Aesopjer

Apr 24, 2025

Kind of boring. Dooms keeping me afloat And the ending spiked my intrigue.

Superman Fan

Apr 23, 2025

pointless

Prodigalson16

May 01, 2025

This comic shows that Doom without the FF is just another generic villain.

Chris Y

Apr 23, 2025

I just can't anymore with this book. The Avengers are stupid and condescending AF. The art is technically perfect but soulless. Is it okay if I'm rooting for Doom? I want him to unalive them all, even Storm. This event feels meaningless.