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Title - The
Wrong Place at the Right Time
Issue - 6
Writer - Ben Raab & Terry Kavanagh
Art - Pascual Ferry
Summary:
Doom sits and observes the approach of an alien entity as it comes
closer to earth. He recognizes the alien planetoid and wonders if the alien's
liaison has been withholding information from him.
Notes:
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A preview of this issue
appearing in
Marvel Vision #4 shows that the story and cover to Fantastic
Four 2099 #6 were changed
prior to publication. While no exact story details are given, it
seems that originally instead of meeting Doctor Strange and
fighting Mindless ones coming out of the gate in Fantastic Four
2099 #5, the team would
have fought The Tzzar of the Negative Zone (mentioned by Chimera
in FF2099 #4). Presumably the change
in story arose from editor Joey Cavalieri being fired, the
creative walk-out, and subsequent change in direction to
prepping for 2099 World of Tomorrow instead of 2101 / Fast
Forward.
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Title - An Old Score
to Settle
Issue - 7
Writer - Ben Raab &
Terry Kavanagh
Art - Pascual
Ferry
Summary:
Mr. Fantastic convinces Doom to become allies, for the time being. Meanwhile, Sue, Johnny,
and Ben are brought before Attuma who proceeds to use them as bait to lure Reed
into a trap. In the former Greenwich Village, Doctor Strange battles the woman
known only as Strange in order to convince her of her role in protecting the
planet Earth from destruction. Back on board Reed's pogo ship, Reed discovers
that the planetoid's surface is Techno-Organic. Doom is secretly not surprised
because he already knows that this is an invasion. Reed's scans are then
interrupted by Attuma who shows that he holds the rest of Reed's family. The Atlanteans
also show
that they are currently attacking a defenseless Latveria. Unable to withstand
the thought of allowing a foreign force attack his home, Doom abandons ship
despite Reed's pleas to the stay and help him with the global threat.
Notes:
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Title - Entagling Alliances
Issue - 44
Writer - John Francis Moore
Art - Jeff Lafferty
Summary:
In Cyberspace Duke Stratosphere runs from an all consuming program devouring
Cyberspace itself. In Latveria, Doom finishes off the last of the Atlantean
invaders single handily. Informing Attuma of his defeat he returns to his castle
where he receives a summons from Fortune. Fortune tells him that their futures
are intertwined and that they have stumbled across something. Doom is shocked to
find Wire, now a techno-organic being sent by the aliens who orbit the earth.
They invite Doom to meet with their emissary. Wire takes Doom to the bottom of
Castle Doom where the emissary waits. There the emissary tells Doom of their
plan to reclaim scouts that were sent to earth years ago. Suddenly their meeting
is interrupted when Kaz, wearing Radian's armor, begins to attack the Emissary.
It is revealed that when Doom, Fortune, and Kaz communed with the Y'Lestja each
of them was given a gift. Fortune's prescient abilities were expanded, Kaz was
given purpose and light, and Doom, well he was given.... Meeting with the
emissary, Doom is told that aliens previously invaded Earth but were defeated.
They left scouts because they believe humanity holds the key to their next
evolutionary step. The scouts were partially assimilated with certain humans
creating a cross breed. The emissary wants Doom's help to locate these scouts
because their human DNA is cloaking them. Faced with the prospect
of Latveria and the rest of the planet being destroyed, Doom does the
unthinkable, he makes a deal with aliens.
Notes:
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Kaz
dons Radian's armor. This armor was thought lost since Doom crashed into the
Savage Land in Doom 2099 #19
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Final appearance of Duke Stratosphere, Fortune, and Wire
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Final issue of Doom 2099
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Continued in Fantastic Four 2099 #8
Creator Comments:
Vince Russell (Inker) - "I inked a
couple of issue of Doom 2099 a while back over a penciller named
Jeff Lafferty. His pencils were far from traditional and a lot of
work but I really got to flex my inking muscles. In my personal
opinion, I think that this page represents the best inking I have
ever done." - deviantART.com .
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