Doctor Doom Avengers Doomsday Funko Pop

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby introduced Doctor Doom in Fantastic Four #5 in 1962, and he has been Marvel’s grandest villain ever since: a genius, a sorcerer and the ruler of his own country, Latveria. Avengers: Doomsday, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, opens on 18 December 2026 with Robert Downey Jr. returning to the MCU as Doom. This figure captures that new look, with a dark green hooded cloak, a silver armoured mask and metallic armour beneath.

The figure in front of its black collector box.

Doom in Four Facts

What makes Doom fascinating is that he never sees himself as a villain. He believes only he can save the world, and the mask he wears hides a face scarred in an experiment he refuses to admit went wrong. The armour and cloak are his whole identity, which is why the sculpt focuses on them.

Close view of the armoured mask and cloak.

How It Is Made

• ✔3D-printed resin, hand-finished, with an oversized stylised head on a flat display base.
• ✔Stands about 10 cm tall in the standard size. Check the size and box options shown at checkout.
• ✔Black collector box with white, silver, green and yellow branding.
• ✔Clean it with a soft brush now and then, and display it away from strong sunlight so the paint does not fade.

The box art carries die-cast style graphics; the figure itself is resin, which allows the fine folds of the cloak and the detail of the mask.

An angled view of the box showing side artwork and number 13.

Worth the Wait

Doom had appeared in earlier Fantastic Four films outside the MCU, but Avengers: Doomsday is his first time as the central threat facing the Avengers. Casting Robert Downey Jr., who launched the MCU as Tony Stark in Iron Man in 2008, made the reveal at San Diego Comic-Con 2024 one of the biggest moments in the franchise.

In the comics Doom is a king as well as a villain, ruling Latveria with an iron hand while insisting his people are better off for it. The green cloak and mask stand for that complexity: a man who hides behind his armour and still demands respect.

Doom’s look has barely changed since Kirby first drew him: green cloak, hood and an iron mask. That consistency is part of why the character reads instantly, even as a stylised figure with an oversized head.

For collectors, villains are often the most wanted pieces on a shelf, because they give the heroes something to face. Place this one opposite your Avengers and the display tells its own story.

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