Howard Stern May Have Accidentally Revealed Doctor Doom MCU Project

Howard Stern May Have Accidentally Leaked Doctor Doom MCU Project


Unexpected source Howard Stern, a radio host, may have revealed information about a new Doctor Doom movie set in the MCU.

Stern is overheard discussing his summer plans with a producer over what sounds like a hot mic. These plans reportedly include appearing in Doctor Doom in some capacity. Other candidates that spring to mind include Robert Downey Jr.

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"They're going over the schedule with me, and it's going to suck," Stern is heard saying.

"I told you, I'm going to do 'Doctor Doom.' That's the thing. But believe me, I'm f - king miserable about it…I called Robert Downey, Jr. and I was asking him acting techniques."

The video spread swiftly on social media and sparked a lot of discussion. Should Doctor Doom be interviewed by Howard Stern? What-If Season 2 episode would he appear in? Was it a completely elaborate joke?


Doctor Doom is currently receiving a lot of media attention, regardless. The time is right for Victor Von Doom to make his MCU debut, especially after a certain cameo in Doctor Strange And the Multiverse of Madness. The infamous villain has yet to appear in any MCU production. Doctor Doom would be an intriguing terrestrial danger with Kang the Conquerer perhaps unleashing havoc in the universe.

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Marvel Studios has stated that they will be attending San Diego Comic-Con next month, where we might learn more. There is also talk of a Phase 4 Fantastic Four reboot, however little is known about it at the moment.


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