Doom 2099 #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePat Broderick's cover for "American Dream" delivers one of 1995's most arresting images: a skeletal, decayed Statue of Liberty stands amid billowing flames and smoke, clutching Doom's blue armored mask in her bony hands while a swarm of yellow arrow-shaped drones fills the darkened sky above her. The symbolism is hard to miss — liberty corrupted, a nation in crisis, and Doom's identity literally held captive at the center of it all. Warren Ellis and David Klein's vision of a burning future America promises a story as unsettling as the cover suggests.
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Reprinted in 2099 A.D. #3 (1996), 2099 #33 (1996), Doom 2099: The Complete Collection by Warren Ellis #[nn] (2013), Fantastic Four / Doom 2099 Omnibus #[nn] (2025)
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