Marvel Sets October Release Date For Doomquest Number Five
Doctor Victor Von Doom finds himself inhabiting the body of Susan Storm, the Invisible Girl, as Galactus arrives on Earth in Comic Watch reported details for Marvel Comics’ upcoming release. The ten-issue maxi-series Doomquest, written by current Fantastic Four scribe Ryan North with art by Francesco Mobili, reaches a critical juncture when issue #5 arrives on shelves and digital platforms on October 21, 2026.
The story follows Doom’s ongoing outrage after his arch-rival Reed Richards takes center stage at a prestigious international event to which Doom received no invitation. North’s narrative builds on his prior work on One World Under Doom, pairing the writer with artist Francesco Mobili for the extended arc. This marks the first time Doom’s consciousness occupies the body of a female character during his historical body-swapping voyages.
Variant Covers And Publishing Details For The October Issue
Marvel Comics priced the 32-page standard issue at $4.99 under the editorial guidance of Tom Brevoort, with Lindsey Cohick as assistant editor and Annalise Bissa as associate editor. Frank D’Armata handles color duties while Cory Petit serves as letterer for the release.
The issue features a standard cover by Alex Ross alongside a suite of variant covers. The alternate cover artists include Benjamin Su, Mark Chiarello, Luciano Vecchio with a homage variant, Phil Noto, and ACO providing a 1:25 incentive variant, plus a special Muppet Show 50th Anniversary variant.
Frequently Asked Questions About Doomquest Number Five
Who is writing and illustrating Doomquest #5?
Ryan North writes the ten-issue maxi-series with interior art provided by Francesco Mobili. Frank D’Armata serves as colorist and Cory Petit handles lettering for the Marvel Comics publication.
How much will the comic cost and when is it released?
The 32-page issue carries a cover price of $4.99 and reaches physical comic shop shelves and digital platforms on October 21, 2026.
What makes this specific body swap different for Victor Von Doom?
While Doom has placed his mind inside the bodies of various powerful men throughout his travels through history, issue #5 marks the first time his consciousness inhabits a powerful woman when he takes over the body of Susan Storm, the Invisible Girl.