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Summary The status quo of the Marvel Universe is about to dramatically shift, as its heroes at long last submit to Doctor Doom. One of the greatest villains in comic history, Doctor Doom has long sought great power, leading him to conquer his home country of Latveria. Now, at long last, Doom will achieve his goal in next year’s One World Under Doom event.
Marvel did reveal that the events of One World Under Doom would spin directly out of the events of Blood Hunt.
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