Appearing in "Doomsday!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- ⏴ Brandy Clark ⏵
- ⏴ Cindy Adams ⏵
- ⏴ Rick Jones ⏵
- ⏴ General Merriwether Locklin ⏵
- ⏴ Forge ⏵
- Avengers
- West Coast Avengers
- X-Men
- New Defenders
- Soviet Super Soldiers
- Beta Ray Bill
- Arabian Knight (Abdul Qamar)
- Peregrine (Alain Racine)
- Captain Britain (Brian Braddock)
- Shamrock (Molly Fitzgerald)
- American Eagle (Jason Strongbow)
- Blitzkrieg (Franz Mittelstaedt)
- Sub-Mariner (Namor McKenzie)
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
Races and Species:
- Humans
- Galadorians
- Cyborgs
- Mutants
- Dire Wraiths
- Deathwings
- Hellhounds
- Asgardians
- Synthezoids
- Titanians
- Human-Olympian Hybrids
- Korbinites
- Gargoyles
- Atlantean-Human Hybrids
Locations:
- Solar System
- Galador (Mentioned)
- Limbo (Mentioned)
- Dark Nebula (Referenced)
Items:
- Rom's Neutralizer
- Forge's Superhuman/alien neutralizer
- Neo-Neutralizer
- Mockingbird's Battle Staves
- Captain Marvel's Suit
- Captain Britain's Quarterstaff
- Mjolnir
- Iron Man Armor Model 4
- Amulet of Right
- Adamantium
- Wolverine's Suit
- Captain America's Shield
- Captain America's Uniform
- Hawkeye's Bow
- Hawkeye's Suit
- Trick Arrows
Synopsis for "Doomsday!"
As Wraithworld moves ever closer, Rom stands transfixed by Wraith magic, unable to do anything to prevent it. Forge waits in orbit with the completed Neo-Neutralizer. All of Wraithkind, including their Hellhounds and Deathwings on Earth, are summoned to mock the Spaceknight at the moment of their apparent triumph when the host of Earth's mightiest heroes arrive to battle the Wraiths. These include the New Defenders, the Soviet Super-Soldiers, the Avengers, and the X-Men, along with the Wraith Hunter-Rangers, Cindy Adams, Rick Jones and Brandy Clark.
Rom is released from the stasis spell and, after briefly helping in the battle, heads to link up with Forge in space. Rom uses his Neutralizer to power Forge’s weapon which they train upon Wraithworld negating it's magic and banishing it from existence.
Notes
- Captain Britain's appearance in this issue is almost certainly a continuity error as it is irreconcilable with his solo continuity. One possible explanation, however, is that Mordred projected the image of Brian in his previous costume into the fight against the Dire Wraiths; this would've helped him to keep up appearances while he had Brian captured.[1]
- While the events of this issue are occurring, the Thing and the Human Torch battle Dire Wraiths in New York City as Wraithworld blots out the sun in Fantastic Four #277.