One World Under Doom #4

One World Under Doom #4 delivers an epic and captivating magical battle between Doom and Dormammu after the other heroes are trapped, showcasing stunning visuals and clever plot twists. This issue is a thrilling and bombastic ride that leaves readers eagerly anticipating Doom's next move in this high-stakes conflict. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom Issue 4 is the best issue of the event so far. North uses evil to uproot evil. Knowing who to root for in this absolute mystical epic is difficult. Doctor Doom needs someone to knock him from his perch. Without the Avengers or Fantastic Four to stop him, Dormammu is the one who has to step up. Read Full Review

The One World Under Doom event has been nothing short of exhilarating, and Ryan North at the helm continues that energy. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom #4 is a standout issue that combines thrilling action with thoughtful storytelling. It challenges readers to consider the nature of power and the complexities of its wielders. As the series progresses, this installment sets a high bar for the remaining chapters, promising further exploration of the Marvel Universe under Doom's dominion. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom #4succeeds by narrowing its focus to the title character and a worthy adversary, delivering an epic, high stakes supernatural slugfest that advances the plot, all of it rendered in dazzling art and color. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom #4 is a thrilling, action-packed showcase of Doctor Doom's brilliance and resilience, pitting him against Dormammu with no backup and making you doubt his survival more than once. Ryan North's writing nails Doom's ego and heroism, while R.B. Silva's art brings the cosmic conflict to life with jaw-dropping visuals. Though a bit gimmicky at times, this is a must-read for Doom fans. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom #4 is an intriguing issue whose art gives us an emphasis that Doom isn't unbeatable and that while he's strong in so many ways, when you take that away, he's a feeble old man. Whether that is done on purpose for the art is unknown but that's the way it comes off and it only makes Doom a more intriguing character and more worthy of another event centering around him. Read Full Review

The best thing that North and Silva continue to do is not try to suddenly alter Doctor Doom to fit what a traditional Marvel protagonist needs to be. This is Doctor Doom to his core and he is using his own experience as a villain to accomplish what he has. The battle with Dormammu showcases this with a cool twist to the way the hook ending is executed. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom #4 has A-list writing that easily outpaces the art. North's Doom is perfect, and he plays the arrogant villain expertly off of Dormammu. North's Doom is the best Doom has been since Hickman wrote the character, and this issue shows a lot of that off. The battle at the center of the book is an exciting fight, but the art pumps the brakes on reader excitement. Silva and Curiel have been a good team throughout this book so far, but their art in this one has a million little problems that hurt the fight. There are still some great visuals in this issue, but the art's problems drag the rest of the book down. Read Full Review

The real world parallels of the story continue to be frustrating, while the events of the story feel super-forced and, frankly, unlikely. Read Full Review

One World Under Doom #4 is all action and no substance when Dormammu banishes Earth's heroes to fight Doom solo. Ryan North's script is little more than an excuse to show how much better Doom is than Doctor Strange, but did anyone really want that? Still, R.B. Silva's art goes all out to show epic magical battles. Read Full Review

Un Cómic Más / Dave DSG

May 14, 2025

Plot DORMAMMU takes advantage of the planet Earth being unprotected from the enchantments Doctor Strange so carefully maintained. Doctor Doom has become distracted, using the title of Sorcerer Supreme to his own advantage. The first thing DORMAMMU does is send all the heroes or beings capable of standing against him to a pocket dimension. Doctor Doom confronts him by casting several spells that complete slowly and uses the Eye of Agamotto in various, more creative ways, creating claw-like weapons and energy blasts with its light. But inadvertently, DORMAMMU acquires the Eye of Agamotto, and the fallen Doom manages to complete his spell, bringing back all the heroes from the pocket dimension to fight DORMAMMU. This is a surprising epi sode where it is shown that Doctor Doom is not as infallible as he thinks he is and has neglected many aspects of the title of SORCERER SUPREME. Art It's highly detailed, creating a suspenseful atmosphere that blends magic with science fiction in perfect balance with all the heroic poses. The art is as epic as the event. Summary Doctor Doom vs. Dormammu...but Doom isn't alone. more

SneakyToaster17

May 14, 2025

You can enjoy this as a standalone issue. The writing nails the voices, and the action is very well illustrated.

Gio

Aug 17, 2025

Now I'm one of the pro-Doomers... IM IN LOVE WITH DOOM AND THIS MINI SERIES! Like Holy hell Doom really gets thrown around and beaten like a piece of meat by Dormammu. Having no options and being seconds away from oblivion Doom conjures up his last respite. He frees all of Earth's heros from Dormammu's crumbling pocket dimension and sics them after him. This is the final battle, life or oblivion, and this is End Game levels of epic here but with Doom at the helm I love this. The last page where Doom is injured and all the heroes come charging from behind him is classic and elevates Doom to a whole new level omg...

daspidaboy

May 14, 2025

This was a MASSIVE step-up from the previous issue. I like Ryan North's voice for Doctor Doom.

Aesopjer

May 20, 2025

So far the best issue in the series. Maybe Ryan North can’t write literally any other character besides Doom and Dormammu.. although they kinda have the same voice.

DDJamesB

May 18, 2025

A pretty good issue, with a nice focus on Doom himself.

K-23

Aug 18, 2025

Far and away the best issue of this story so far. Rather than focusing on the heroes acting like total morons, we get a great issue of two arrogant power houses fighting with Doom never accepting defeat when all hope looks lost. My only issue was Doom resorting to magically using the heroes powers was too cheesy and Doom would find that beneath him.

Kenjamin

Aug 19, 2025

Art: 3.5/5 Story: 3/5 Total: 6.5/10