Posters don’t usually say much, but 25 at once tell a story. With Avengers: Doomsday arriving in theatres on December 18, a wave of high-definition artwork has surfaced online via HEXFacility, and it hints at war, alliances and a very confident Doctor Doom.
Poster Highlights at a Glance
| Poster type | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Giant war poster | Heroes charging Doom, with Sentinels at his side |
| Doom portraits | Green-washed, propaganda-style artwork of Doom |
| Comic-cover posters | Doom on a throne with Doombots; Thor-led hero charge |
| Steve Rogers solo | Captain America wielding Mjolnir |
| Faction posters | Fantastic Four, X-Men and Avengers trios |
| Villain slogans | “DOOM HAS NO RIVALS,” “DOOM IS SUPREME,” “DOOM DOES NOT BEG” |
The Biggest Poster: Heroes United
The largest image depicts an all-out war. Giant-Man, the oversized form of Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man, stands alongside the X-Men, Thunderbolts, Fantastic Four, Avengers, Black Panther, Shang-Chi and Thor, who leads the charge. Professor X contributes from a distance with his telepathy. Doom isn’t alone, though: two huge Sentinels keep Cyclops and others busy while he turns on an enraged Thor wielding both Stormbreaker and Mjolnir.
Doombots Make Their Debut
One comic-cover-style poster shows Doom on his throne flanked by Doombots. They’ve never appeared in live action, so fans reacted loudly. If the artwork reflects the film, Doombots would make Doom much harder to defeat.
A Callback Fans Will Love
A solo poster of Steve Rogers shows him spinning Mjolnir toward a target. It matches the latest trailer, where Thor extends the hammer and it flies into Steve’s hand, echoing his worthiest moment from Avengers: Endgame.
Doom’s Propaganda Campaign
A run of villain-centred posters leans into Latverian propaganda: “LONG LIVE LATVERIA,” “DOOM IS SUPREME” and “DOOM HAS NO RIVALS,” the last with the three Latverian Witches (first shown at San Diego Comic-Con in July) towering overhead. The final poster in the batch reads “DOOM DOES NOT BEG,” which suits a character who sees himself as a god.
Teams and Conflict
Other posters spotlight the film’s central conflict. “WORLDS COLLIDE” puts Doom above Thor, Reed Richards, Yelena and Gambit, tying into the story’s incursions, where universes crash into each other. Further artwork pairs Captain America, the Thing and Cyclops to represent the Avengers, Fantastic Four and X-Men, with Doom looming over them. The Fantastic Four and X-Men also get their own smaller posters, and one monochrome piece echoes the Fox X-Men era’s lineup style.
Why It Matters
With December 18 less than three months away, Marvel’s marketing is clearly ramping up. These posters suggest a clash of factions, a villain with powerful allies and a few big comic-book firsts, and more will likely follow.
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FAQs
1. When does Avengers: Doomsday release?
It arrives in theatres on December 18.
2. Do Doombots appear in the posters?
Yes, one comic-style poster shows Doom on his throne beside several Doombots.
