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Have a project for one of my graphic design courses to make 3 book cover designs in a series, and of course I couldn't miss the opportunity so here's a Silver Eyes cover design/render to start off with.
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🚨 Exclusive : How Scarlet Witch Could Become the Female Version of Doctor Doom? 🚨
At the end of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Wanda Maximoff causes an incursion, realizes the damage she’s done, and seemingly sacrifices herself under Mount Wundagore. But Marvel very deliberately leaves her fate unconfirmed.
In a multiverse saga, that almost always means one thing: Wanda is not gone, just removed from the board. Whether she survived, was displaced, or we later meet a variant, the MCU has plenty of room to bring her back.
After Wundagore, Wanda’s mindset would be completely different. She has seen what incursions do, she has seen entire realities collapse, and she knows her power can destroy worlds even when she’s trying to do the right thing.
Unlike the Avengers, who still believe incursions can be “fixed,” Wanda would likely reach a darker conclusion: some damage cannot be undone without breaking the rules entirely.
This is where Doctor Doom enters the picture in Avengers: Doomsday. Doom doesn’t present himself as a conqueror, but as a realist. If the multiverse is collapsing anyway, then letting it die naturally is pointless. His solution is control reshape reality before it destroys itself, then rebuild what remains.
To do that, he needs magic powerful enough to rewrite existence. Chaos magic is the key.
Doom approaches Wanda or a variant of her with an offer, not a threat. He doesn’t promise redemption. He promises results. A chance to prevent further collapse.
A chance, possibly, to restore what was lost. For someone carrying Wanda’s level of guilt, that pitch is dangerous because it makes sense. Wanda wouldn’t join Doom because she’s evil; she would join him because she believes this is the only path left.
This is why the “Female Doctor Doom” rumor fits so well. Wanda wouldn’t stand beside Doom as a captive or a minion. She would act as his equal in power, masked, hidden, and operating under his ideology. From the outside, she looks like Doom’s enforcer. In reality, she’s someone who has accepted Doom’s logic and adopted his methods.
The comics directly support this direction.
1. In Avengers: The Children’s Crusade
Wanda willingly aligns herself with Doom in Latveria, believing his plan can fix the damage done to reality and reunite her with her children. She is not controlled she chooses him.
2. In Avengers & X-Men: AXIS
Wanda and Doom literally combine their magic to alter the world during a desperate crisis. These stories establish one clear idea: when reality is breaking, Wanda and Doom have worked together before.
Translating this to the MCU, Wanda becoming a “female Doom” is less about costume and more about philosophy.
That makes her role in Doomsday deeply tragic one of the Avengers’ most powerful allies standing against them, not out of hatred, but out of conviction.
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It’s been 12 years since the sequel to the game that started it all! Do you remember your first time stepping into the world of Five Nights at Freddy's 2?
A lot of hype for next to nothing instead of creating a full chapter, they just delivered a boss fight that’s inferior to the one with Nor..
Also Plus,Mr. Stitchy’s attitude is just too generic. .