Doctor Doom surprised the Guardians of the Galaxy when he appeared to take the Sword of Space, and now Marvel has revealed why Doom wants it.
Possible spoilers for Guardians of the Galaxy # 14 go ahead!
Doctor doom surprised the Guardians of the Galaxy when he arrived to claim the Sword of Space, a move that would lead him to join the team. Now in a preview of Guardians of the Galaxy # 14, readers learn why Doom is so interested in the sword, Y the Guardians.
Doctor Doom has been quite active lately. His recently concluded solo title saw him attempt a heroic career, a move that ultimately failed. On the pages of Fantastic four, Doctor Doom is preparing to marry his herald Victorious, and now he has turned his gaze to the Guardians of the Galaxy. In the previous issue of Guardians, Doom made an epic entrance, dispatching the team one by one before taking the Hulkling Space Sword for himself. The trouble ended with Doom hovering over the defeated Guardians, sword raised. It was a surprising scene, but readers wondered what about the Sword that attracted Doom. It’s a powerful weapon, no doubt, but why this one in particular? Now fans get the answer Guardians of the Galaxy # 14.
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The preview opens in Throneworld II, the home of the Kree-Skrull Alliance. Doctor Doom dominates the Guardians and reveals why he wants the sword: he senses that some balance has shifted and that “something is coming”. Doom is convinced that whatever has to be fought, but feels that his power may not be enough to stop him. So you’re taking up the weapons you need to fight whatever threat you perceive looming, including the Space Sword. Doom also feels that he is the most worthy of wielding the sword, although the Hulkling has a few things to say about it, leading to the Hulkling attacking Doom. The sword slips out of Doom’s hands and back into Hulkling’s, but Doctor Doom somehow switches bodies with the Hulkling, making sure he still has the sword! Check out the preview pages below.
These five pages illustrate why Doctor Doom is one of the greatest villains in comics. Doom likes to brag and pontificate on his greatness, and he can really back it up. Hulkling thought He had defeated Doom, but Doom came prepared, using his vast knowledge of sorcery and science to swap bodies with the Hulkling, thereby maintaining control of the Sword. However, despite his evil nature, Doom wishes to stop whatever threats he feels looming, which could make him a hero in some eyes. His methods, as usual, are extreme: stealing items like the Sword, for example. In true Doctor Doom fashion, he justifies his actions by calling them a “moral necessity.”
Doctor doom remains one of the most complex villains in comic book history and joins the Guardians of the Galaxy encourages that complexity even more. Guardians of the Galaxy # 14 it is written by Al Ewing, with art by Juan Frigeri, colors by Federico Blee and lyrics by Cory Petit; It will be on sale in print and digital form on May 12.
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