What kind of person is Doom?
One thing that you will quickly notice is that Doom can be both the protagonist and the antagonist in the stories. This is because that while he has battled the Fantastic Four and often seeks ways to increase his own power, he always conducts himself with honor and grace. Never will Doom exploit or attack a weakened or beaten foe, that kind of villainy is beneath him. Doom will not tolerate insults or assaults made to his person or those under the protection of his person. Doom honors his word fervently. Doom is fiercely independent to the point of not asking for or accepting help in almost every instance. Doom is usually of the philosophy that “The ends justifies the means.” Any appearance of Doom acting strangely out of character is, in all probability, actually an appearance of a Doombot. See questions 29, 30, and 31 for more on Doombots.
