How MF DOOM Ended Up in a Marvel Comic Underground legend MF DOOM was acknowledged for the first time by Marvel in a comic book. We spoke to the comic’s illustrator and co-writer, Sanford Greene ...

MF DOOM’s legacy lives on, and Marvel Comics is doing its part to honor the late emcee.On Wednesday (May 15), Marvel Comics released issue No. 1 of Dr. Doom’s 2024 series called Doom, the ...

When MF DOOM passed away last year, comics publisher Troy-Jeffrey Allen felt he had lost one of the most important artistic influences on his life. ... It made sense to do it as a comic book, ...

The newly released comic book also marks the first issue of a DOOM release to be printed since MF DOOM’s untimely death in 2020. The British-born rapper — whose real name is Daniel Dumile ...

Fans of Doom and late rapper MF Doom will be happy to see those books taking off, along with key issues featuring two femme fatales. Although X-Men ’97 may have wrapped up, a certain character ...

DOOM is a character. This is the writer.” This odd exchange was common for MF DOOM, ... (“While plenty of rappers have assumed comic book alter egos … only DOOM fully inhabited his character ...

New book shows how MF DOOM came to Philly and found a creative home among ... Although sometimes considered “underground,” in part because he performed as a character based on a comic book villain ...

The late rapper's 2004 album MM..FOOD may never have the classic status of its sister release, Madvillainy. But 20 years later, it's the one to play if you want to hear the essence of his artistry.

With the releae of his new book The Chronicles of DOOM: Unraveling Rap’s Masked Iconoclast, author S.H. Fernando Jr. takes us through some of the defining cuts from the seminal rapper-producer MF DOOM ...

The book appealed to fans of the villain but also fans of rapper MF Doom. The book had a subtle tribute to the late rapper on the first page, increasing the desirability of this book.

DOOM is a character. This is the writer.” This odd exchange was common for MF DOOM, ... (“While plenty of rappers have assumed comic book alter egos … only DOOM fully inhabited his character ...