Doctor Doom’s Top 10 Triumphs Over the Fantastic Four: Ranked!

Time and again, Victor von Doom’s thirst for power and desire to outshine Reed Richards, aka Mister Fantastic, has led him into conflict with the Fantastic Four. Despite the Four often thwarting Doom’s schemes, he has managed to gain the upper hand on several occasions throughout their long history. The stakes range from personal grudges to battles for the fate of the universe – Victor is relentless in his pursuit of becoming superior to Marvel’s First Family.

10 Wild Dragon Ball AF Twists That Would Ruin the Real Series

Originally conceived as a playful April Fool’s Day prank, “Dragon Ball AF” eventually transformed into a well-received fan publication by the current writer of “Dragon Ball Super,” Toyotarou (formerly known as Toyble). Spanning four volumes, it was later utilized to draft the “Dragon Ball Heroes: Victory Mission” manga. Despite not being an authentic component of Toriyama’s franchise, “Dragon Ball AF” has inspired some ideas that continue to surface in discussions. Some intriguing aspects include Uub’s street-level crime-fighting exploits as Papayaman and the development of Goten and Trunks’ enhanced strength. Regrettably, it also contains certain questionable plotlines that fans hope never find their way into the genuine “Dragon Ball” narrative.

Jenny And Sumit’s Shocking Move-In With Parents On 90 Day Diaries Has Us Begging For A Spinoff!

Initially, I wouldn’t have imagined expressing this sentiment, given my past criticisms about Jenny and Sumit Singh’s storyline on “90 Day Fiancé.” However, I must confess that “90 Day Diaries” piqued my curiosity regarding their relationship when it showed his parents accepting their marriage. Now, I find myself completely hooked and eagerly anticipate them in a spinoff series, especially after learning they’re set to escalate their dynamic further.

Captain America’s Secret Love: MCU’s Biggest Miss?

Although the Marvel Cinematic Universe primarily explores Steve’s connections with two Carter women, there was another character from the comics who briefly stole Captain America’s affection. Initially, the villainous Diamondback served as a foe for Marvel’s symbol of patriotism. However, following a single encounter, Diamondback developed feelings for Captain America, and their relationship persisted throughout the ’80s and ’90s. Although it didn’t endure, Diamondback played a significant role in Captain America’s history, but her romance with the legendary Marvel hero was regrettably underrepresented, overshadowed by the storyline involving Peggy Carter.