Doomquest #4
| Writer | Ryan North |
| Artist | Francesco Mobili |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Doom finds his consciousness inside the body of someone with no power, no standing and without anything beyond what this poor orphaned boy can scrounge on his own... ...which is to say, Doom finds his consciousness within his CHILDHOOD SELF. But now, with the knowledge of what is to come, Doom has a chance to do things differently - and BETTER. He can make different choices - win different battles
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10
Nerd Initiative - ShawnFoles
Sep 09, 2026It’s Victor Von Doom meets What If? Easily the best story in the series so far. The writing is well done, the art is phenomenal, and the issue closes with a cliffhanger that makes you desperate for Doomquest #5. Read Full Review
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9.0
AIPT - David Brooke
Sep 09, 2026Doomquest #4 turns its time-travel premise inward, giving Doctor Doom perhaps the most difficult challenge yet: the opportunity to live the life he might have had with Valeria. Ryan North spends much of the issue making that alternate existence feel genuinely happy and fulfilling, which gives the eventual turn tremendous weight. Francesco Mobili's double-page layouts beautifully convey entire stretches of Victor's life, helping sell the idea that this isn't some fleeting fantasy. The result is a surprisingly emotional Doctor Doom story that ultimately arrives at a cold, tragic reminder of exactly who Victor is. Read Full Review
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9.0
Comic Book Clique - Frank Jarome
Sep 14, 2026Doomquest #4 is a frankly brutal issue that will never have me looking at Victor Von Doom in quite the same way ever again. Here he gets the chance to live the life he never could with his one great love, and the results are both completely expected and also utterly horrifying. One thing you can say about Doom: at the end of the day, he's very consistent. Read Full Review
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7.8
Comic Watch - Theron Couch
Sep 09, 2026Doomquest is an enjoyable time travel romp that very effectively gets inside Doctor Doom’s head. It’s been a successful series from the start. Doomquest #4 is the best issue by far. The creative team succeeds in diving not just into Doom’s head but also his heart and telling a top notch character oriented story. Read Full Review
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