Doomwar #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2011 Marvel collection brings together the five-issue Doomwar miniseries, pitting Black Panther and his sister Shuri against Doctor Doom in a conflict over the source of Wakanda's vibranium. The story draws in X-Men members like Wolverine, Colossus, and Nightcrawler as Doom's machinations threaten global power balances. Writer David Liss and artists like Scot Eaton deliver a tale of political intrigue and super-powered warfare centered on the legacy of T'Challa's kingdom.
"Doomwar Part 1" kicks off a high-stakes conflict with Wakanda under siege by the Desturi, forcing T'Challa and Shuri to flee while Storm faces execution as a witch. Written by Jonathan Maberry and illustrated by Scot Eaton, with inks by Andy Lanning and Robert Campanella, this pivotal issue sees the X-Men torn between duty and action as T'Challa seeks their aid—only for some to answer his call. Dr. Doom, locked out of the Vibranium vault, turns to Storm for help, while a desperate message from T'Challa ignites a daring rescue orchestrated by Nightcrawler, culminating in a shocking return to the throne room. The cover by John Romita Jr. and Klaus Janson captures the tension of a nation at war.
In "Doomwar Part 1," Wakanda lies in ruins under the rule of the Desturi, with T'Challa and Shuri in exile and Storm condemned as a witch. When T'Challa arrives at the X-Men seeking aid, not all are willing to risk war—but some answer the call. As Dr. Doom struggles to breach Wakanda’s Vibranium vault and forces Storm to assist him, a desperate message from T'Challa reaches his people. With the nation watching, Nightcrawler’s teleportation brings T'Challa and Shuri to the throne room, setting the stage for a confrontation that could change everything.
In "Doomwar Part 2," the X-Men stand alongside T'Challa as they push into occupied Wakanda, but their resolve wavers when Shuri's brutal tactics against her own rebels reveal a chilling shift in her allegiance. With Storm powerless to unlock the final barrier to the vibranium vault, Dr. Doom presents T'Challa with an impossible choice—his wife’s life or the vault’s secret—and the weight of that decision hangs over the final pages.
In "Doomwar Part 3," the Fantastic Four join forces with T'Challa and Shuri to reclaim Wakanda from Dr. Doom’s grasp—only to learn he’s passed the Panther God’s test and stolen all the vibranium. As they pursue the stolen metal, they’re ambushed by deadly vibranium robotic panthers led by the Broker, while Doom and his army of Doombots observe from the shadows.
In "Doomwar Part 4," the Fantastic Four team up with Shuri and the Dora Milaje on a globe-spanning mission to dismantle Doom’s network of vibranium-powered Doombots and mechanical panthers. As the fight intensifies and casualties mount, even Shuri’s newly armored forces struggle to keep pace—forcing T'Challa to make a bold move by enlisting Deadpool to strike deep into Latveria.
In "Doomwar Part 5," Reed Richards enlists War Machine to aid Shuri and her allies in reclaiming stolen vibranium from Doom’s forces, while Wakanda shifts tactics—using a digital assault to redirect Doom’s wealth to charity. Meanwhile, Deadpool returns from Latveria with no success, only to be sent through the shadow-powered Nowhere Room by T’Challa, where he finds himself back at Castle Doom—this time, Doom is waiting.
In "Doomwar Part 6," Deadpool’s intel leads the heroes to Latveria, where Doom has fused himself with every molecule of vibranium on Earth, wielding a power that blends science and sorcery. T'Challa faces off against the tyrant, making the heart-wrenching choice to destroy all processed Wakandan vibranium to prevent it from being weaponized.
ComicBooks.com Value
Find on ebay
Where to buy
Read it digitally
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Cast · 6 characters
Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints Doomwar #1 (2010), Doomwar #2 (2010), Doomwar #3 (2010), Doomwar #4 (2010), Doomwar #5 (2010), Doomwar #6 (2010), Doomwar #[nn] (2010)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.