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I thought there were some hints implying Doom may not be Victor, but his adopted brainwashed son Kristoff. If someone could expand on this it would be awesome.

Just had to say, I used to love this series. In its best times, quite great work by the authors. Unfortunately, it was more or less ruined by the ending series WoT (World of Tomorrow). Yes, there was hints that Doom 2099 might not have been Victor von Doom, but it of course was resolved by him figuring out he really was (this seems to have been fixed in the article). Warren Ellis was among the top of the line in writing this series. A-ixemy 00:12, 27 October 2006 (UTC) reply

I added the page to the virtual reality category, but it was reverted. I disagree. Doom 2099 is one of the few comics to have explored this aspect of science-fiction, the best work at Marvel being Ghost rider 2099, with the Ghostworks, but it doesn't have an article already and I don't have time to write it now (would like to later).

Discussion closed with consensus of no merge. 66.109.248.114 08:57, 19 October 2007 (UTC) reply