What does Doom read in his spare time Any Forums?
What does Doom read in his spare time Any Forums?
Owen Clark
Angel Diaz
ero manga
Ian Nelson
He never learned to read. He just looks at the pictures. If he needs to know what a word means, he has servants for that.
Ayden Jenkins
his autobiography
Elijah Gomez
keked
Parker Parker
Mom incest hentai
Owen Powell
Count of Monte Cristo and Cask of Amantildo as a form of edging. He imagines that the antagonist is that pesky Richards.
Charles Sanchez
I would like to believe he uses magic for that
Brandon Myers
...that was written by doom in the future.
Dominic Bennett
He goes to the post crisis pre Flashpoint dc everyday and buys the daily planet because fuck you he can do that
Evan Harris
Isekai light novels, specifically the revenge porn type
Ryder Sanchez
Cultivation webnovels.
Ryan Ward
popular science/mechanics
Carter Jenkins
Reed Richard's diary
Adrian Cooper
Doom can't read because every time he sees number 4 or letter F, he has a seizure.
Daniel Watson
>What does Doom Reed
John Turner
Landon White
Sappy melodrama because he's a closet sentimental romantic.
Wyatt Thomas
Judging by how he treats his family - be it blood-related or otherwise - he's anything but that.
Mason Sanders
Nah, whenever we get instances of Doom being all alone, he comes off as pretty sad and melancholic. He knows that what he does is wrong on some level. Less so his plans for world domination, moreso his obsession with revenge and power. It's just that he's a supreme autist with confidence issues at his core, so he cannot stop. Really, his story is that of a lonely, scared kid putting on an (literal) armour around himself to protect his feelings. He's an overemotional tard trying to play at being cold and detached. If he was "le ebin sociopath" he wouldn't be thrown off by some random insult, or routinelly go out of his way to protect Latveria; him seeing it as his property or not. You have to look at his relationship with Val to see him at his softest. He's a vile cunt after everything he's done, no doubt about that. My point is that he's not, say, Hannibal Lecter. He's vain and arrogant, but all of it comes from a sort of sentimental romanticism. He's a kid LARPing at his core. Which is why he plays dress up as a Philosopher King, instead of being a Luthor type. He's an operatic, theatrical romantic. Still an evil person on a lot of levels, but he's got a sappy side.
Ethan Martin
Doom is hardly a villain. A antagonist for sure, but hardly a villain when it comes to manage a country. He's a constant reminder that evil has many faces.