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#71DD-CC Doom Portrait

The Face of Doom - Classic Close-Up

1966

Fantastic Four (1966)

Stan Lee, Jack Kirby

The Story

This Comic Cut features a dramatic close-up portrait of Doctor Doom's iconic mask. The panel showcases the intricate detail of Doom's armor and mask, with the green hood framing his metallic visage. Portrait-style Comic Cuts are particularly prized because they showcase the character's iconic design in intimate detail.

Significance

Doctor Doom's mask is one of the most recognizable images in all of comics. This close-up portrait captures every rivet and line that Jack Kirby designed, creating an image that has endured for over 60 years. The mask represents Doom's vanity, his genius, and his tragedy all at once.

Historical Context

Doctor Doom's mask was inspired by medieval European armor and has remained virtually unchanged since his first appearance in Fantastic Four #5 (1962). It is one of the most iconic designs in comic book history.

Silver Age

1956-1970

The era that introduced Doctor Doom to Marvel Comics.

Collector Value

Portrait-style Doom Comic Cuts are listed at $3,999-$6,000 on eBay. The iconic nature of Doom's mask makes these particularly appealing for display and framing.