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Across New York, delegates from the U.N. Security Council are kidnapped and replaced by duplicates. Meanwhile, in the distant kingdom of Latveria a peasant, known as Johan, frees his father from captivity, vowing to also free his country from Doctor Doom, who is the one responsible for the replacement of the U.N. members. Soon, Doom is invited to the U.N. assembly to make a speech, where he claims that the true answer to the world's problems is to have a single leader in charge of the world. Since he replaced the U.N. members with android duplicates, Doom is elected master of the world, apparently legally. It isn't long before Spidey realizes what has happened, and he goes to Robbie for help. In a battle with Doom's henchmen, Robbie accidentally falls out of one of the Bugle's windows, when it is revealed that he too was an android duplicate. With this unknown to Spidey however, he vows to get revenge on Doom for the death of his best friend. Doom himself also has plans to steal the Black Diamond from the U.N. building using his androids. Spidey confronts Doom at the U.N., and attempts to show the world of Doom's treachery, and to stop Doom himself.
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This is the first part of the five-part "Doom-saga" spread through the series and written entirely by Larry Parr. For more info click here.

- This episode is the first appearance of Robbie Robertson, the Daily Bugle's editor, in this series.

- The secretary-general of the U.N. in this episode appears to be different from the one who appeared in "Dr. Doom, Master Of The World". 
- It is never revealed exactly what Doom wanted the Black Diamond for, but nevertheless, he did successfully manage to steal it! 


 
 
 
 
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