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Okay, in addition to this being very funny, is this something you often do? I mean, imagine yourself as the characters as you write them. If so, are there some characters that are easy to "act" and some that give you particular difficulty in finding their voices?

Doom is basically what many make Batman into - give him time and he'll plan his way to do anything, except Doom has already done that via his original writer/artist when Lee/Kirby had him steal the Silver Surfer's powers.  Even if it did look ridiculous.  Doom on a surfboard - ugh, just too silly and belonged only in Not Brand Echh imo.

With those large eyeholes and the "eyebrow mantle" over them, Doom's face is incredibly expressive for someone whose face is completely covered by steel.  In contrast it's usually very hard to make Iron Man's face expressive if the artist doesn't magically curve the eye and mouth slots.  (I should add Spider-Man too, but I'm so use to his mask's eyes growing and shrinking to indicate surprise or shock, that it seems natural to me in the way Iron Man's does not.)

I was initially surprised that the second doctor thinks Wolverine is such a weapon that it will give Canada a leading role in a world where Thor, the FF, Dr Doom, etc. is out there.  But then I remember that this time period should be "before" Marvel Time - FF, Doom, Thor, etc. haven't appeared yet.