Latveria

Latveria in One World Under Doom v1 #1.

Latveria is a country that features in Marvel Comics.

History

The Kingdom of Latveria in Fantastic Four v1 #84.

Latveria was a country located in Europe on the planet Earth. One account held that it was originally part of Hungary. (Fantastic Four v1 #504)

After the war Fortunov became an even more ruthless leader, in which he began persecuting the local gypsy clans. (Fantastic Four Annual v1 #2)

Years later, Werner was asked by the King to try and cure his wife of cancer. When he failed he took himself and Victor into the Latverian Alps to flee retribution. While they escaped imprisonment, by the time Boris and the others found them, Werner had suffered severe frostbite and later died of exposure. Before his death, Werner had Boris promise to look after Victor. Furious over the death of his parents, Victor found his mothers trunk of arcane objects and began studying both magic and science. He became a thorn in the King's side for years until he was asked to study at State University in the United States of America. There Victor became obsessed with contacting the afterlife resulting in an accident that scared his face. He later returned to Latveria in an iron suit and calling himself Doctor Doom. (Fantastic Four Annual v1 #2)

Years ago, Doctor Doom assembled the Latverian war machine with the intent of intimidating and annexing the small neighbouring nation of Rotruvia. The nation's economy centred on Molynite where it was responsible for 94% of global export of the mineral native to the land with it serving as an irreplaceable power source for electronic development and weaponry. Doom's aggression saw the Avengers intervening where they looked to protect the Rotruvians despite a warning from Heimdall over the outcome of this battle. The Latverian forces came to overwhelm the Rotruvians when the Avengers arrived who fought against Doctor Doom himself with the monarch of Latveria releasing an alchemical radiation that eliminated every trace of Molynite in the land. This led to Rotruvia facing economic collapse as their chief export was gone and the regent of the nation was forced to accept Doctor Doom's terms of surrender leading to the country becoming annexed by Latveria. (All-New, All-Different Avengers v1 #15)

Decades later, the Latverians replaced a four-years Symkarian occupation of the contested land of Puternicstan. They seemingly the locals as much as the Symkarians, and when the Soviets came, their occupation brought a relative rest in comparison. (X-Men v3 #21)

At some point, Doom intended to marry a local princess, Princess Lenka of Symkaria and make her queen of Latveria. Lenka's father had offered her to Doom to cement political bonds between their countries, while Doom was after her magical potential, as she was to become mother of the next Sorcerer Supreme, or attain the title herself. Opposed by Silver Sable, Doctor Strange and Spider-Man, Doom even went to the extend of attacking the Symkarian Embassy in New York City to prevent the wedding of Lenka with Marek, but withdrew when the wedding had been performed. (Avenging Spider-Man v1 #8)

After Doctor Doom's disappearance, the neighbouring nation of Hungary sent its military to occupy Latveria leading to a state of hostilities between the two countries. During this time, the Fantastic Four intervened to stop Hungarian forces from claiming the country to prevent Doctor Doom's technology falling into anyone's hands. (Fantastic Four v1 #503) Reed Richards then took custody of Castle Doom and became the new monarch of Latveria. (Fantastic Four v1 #504) During this time, a group of Doombots activated seemingly on a pre-programmed mission to target any perceived insurrection from the population. (Fantastic Four v1 #505) Various nations then made their own moves to lay claim to Latveria and the advanced technology within it. (Fantastic Four v1 #506)

When Doctor Doom was sent to Hell, the nation of Latveria was left to fend for itself with the Prime Minister looking to lay claim to the position of leader of the country. However, Doom had managed to find a means of escape and killed the Prime Minister for daring to replace him. (Fantastic Four v1 #537)

The Mighty Avengers later crossed the Latverian border in order to attack Castle Doom after the Riga satellite was compromised to launch the Venom virus at New York leading to the heroes believing this to be an attack from Doctor Doom. (Mighty Avengers v1 #9)

During the Dark Reign, Doctor Doom was freed and allowed to return to his country with an armed escort when they came under attack from Morgan le Fay who wanted revenge against the Latverian ruler. In response, the Dark Avengers under Norman Osborn arrived to battle the Arthurian era sorceress. (Dark Avengers v1 #2) Using time travel, Doom was able to restore Latveria back to its former state and returned as its leader. (Dark Avengers v1 #4)

Chancellor Exchequer Beltane over several years began to work out a deal between Latveria and the megacrime families. (Daredevil v3 #14)

During the Phoenix incident, Spider-Man came to battle the Cyttorak-empowered Colossus. (AVX Vs v1 #2)

Latveria soon fell under United States protection until a preliminary democratic government could be implemented. (Civil War II v1 #0) On the trail of Doctor Doom, the Thing decided to go to the villains laboratory in Latveria. (Infamous Iron Man v1 #3) Around this time, the country was being torn apart by internal strife with factions forming with one managing to find the Doombot Protocol and taking control of the machines. Around this time, von Doom as Iron Man arrived and seeking the strife in his homeland decided to intervene by confronting General Karadick. (Infamous Iron Man v1 #4)

International arms and drugs dealer Geraldo Lucky facilitated Lucia von Bardas' return to the country, and she improved the nation's infrastructure to garner support from the troops. (Invincible Iron Man v4 #6) With the objective to consolidate Latveria as a world power, von Bardas orchestrated a terrorist attack on a gala at the Smithonian which almost killed S.H.I.E.L.D.'s second-in-command Sharon Carter. (Invincible Iron Man v4 #7) With S.H.I.E.L.D.'s hands tied due to lack of actual proof to blame von Bardas for the attack, Carter convinced rookie superhero Ironheart to confront von Bardas on her own as third party unaffiliated to S.H.I.E.L.D. (Invincible Iron Man v4 #8) Williams' intervention proved to be more efficient than expected. Not only did the young hero defeat von Bardas in combat, but also declared herself Latveria's new monarch. (Invincible Iron Man v4 #9) They then gained the support of General Karadick and the army due to her empathy for their situation. When S.H.I.E.L.D. met up with Ironheart, Williams de-escalated tensions between the army and civilians, and subsequently had Carter agree to her list of demands, which namely consisted of helping improve the quality of life of Latverians. Ironheart subsequently abdicated, leaving Latveria close to holding its first free elections. (Invincible Iron Man v4 #10)

In the aftermath, the People's Republic of Latveria fell under the leadership of a dictator who ruled as President-for-Life with Doctor Doom remaining in seclusion inside his castle. He was visited by a woman who begged for his aid in returning to rule the nation and free it from tyranny with Doctor Doom convinced to return to rule his kingdom. (Fantastic Four v6 #1) Doom then imbued Zora Vukovic with the Power Cosmic turning her into Victorious, the Herald of Doom who unknown to her was a cosmic lure for Galactus with the World Devourer arriving in the nation to consume the world. (Fantastic Four v6 #6) Doom had tricked the Fantastic Four into aiding him where his true design was to capture Galactus and use him as a limitless power source for Latveria. With his goal nearing completion, he captured the Fantastic Four and sentenced them to death for invading the sovereign nation. (Fantastic Four v6 #7)

Afterwards, the world was under siege in the War of the Realms as the forces of the Dark Council invaded the planet. Latveria was among the many locations attacked with Dark Elves attacking he land. (War of the Realms: War Scrolls v1 #3) Once the invaders were defeated, the nation went about rebuilding there homeland with Doctor Doom aiding his people. During this time, he came to discover that the site that held Galactus was infused with some of his Power Cosmic with the mud becoming radioactive. Thus, von Doom intended to use this as part of a new scheme where he provided the material to the captive Puppet Master. (Fantastic Four v6 #11) As the nation grew more aggressive, tensions began to grow between it and neighbouring Symkaria who felt threatened by Latveria's actions. (Amazing Spider-Man v5 #33) Around this time, Doctor Doom had Conan the Barbarian abducted from Brazil and brought to Doomstadt where he was offered a meal and shelter. (Savage Avengers v1 #7)

Following Doom's disappearance, anarchy reigned in Latveria with various warlords looking to claim the region. Initially, it was expected that the United Nations would establish a peacekeeping force to bring stability to the war torn country. At this time, the various Doombots went about their programming to establish mini fiefdoms as they believed themselves to be Doctor Doom. This saw them attempting to claim different countries around the world and fighting various superheroes in the process. This was until Valeria Richards who was listed as Doom's heir shut the Doombots down using the master control. However, the Doombots attempted uprising convinced the United States to send their forces to claim Castle Doom and its technology under the belief that Doctor Doom had weapons of mass destruction. (Will of Doom v1 #1) There were also fears of weapons of mass destruction still within the country. Thus, the newly reformed S.H.I.E.L.D. under Nick Fury, Jr. looked to send an international U.N. force designed to recover. Other forces within the U.S. government though looked to claim the advanced Doom technology for themselves with this being headed by General Ross. Meanwhile, civil war erupted within the country that was divided into a number of factions. A masked Salvation came to head Free Latveria, Mara and Melor Sandu headed the Latveria Liberators insurgency group as opposition and a woman named Alina espoused peaceful resistance as part of the Homeland Party. Fury came to gather a team of operatives with Captain America taking lead on the mission into Latveria. (Captain America v14 #6)

Overview

In appearance, Latveria had presented itself as a secluded, medieval‑styled realm nestled in the heart of the European Alps, its stone villages and narrow roads wrapped around looming peaks. At its outskirts, small farming hamlets in traditional dress clung to terraced slopes, their pastoral calm masking the commanding presence of servo‑guard patrols that moved seamlessly between outdated architecture and advanced technology. Despite its rustic charm, the air carried a constant hum of high‑technology: distant mechanical whirs from automated factories, occasional flashes from hidden weapon silos, and low communiqués. The country was small, barely noticeable on world maps where the kingdom nestled virtually unnoticed from the world where it was situated in the heart of the Bavarian Alps. (Fantastic Four Annual v1 #2) One account held that it was a small country located on the southern border with Hungary. (Fantastic Four v1 #503) Latveria was said to be a place of mirth, culture, and natural beauty. It was once known as the Jewel of the Balkans but in more modern terms it gained less flattering titles including the Monster's Den, the Ion Jewel and as Doom's Shadow. (Dungeons of Doom v1 #1)

Locations included:

• Folding City : built by Dr. Doom in order to study holes in space with the inside being a maze of space-time fragments. (Gambit v3 #15)
• Latverian School of Science : academic institution created by Dr. Doom for young superpowered students. (Infinity: The Hunt v1 #2)
• Doomstadt :
• Castle Doom :
• Sintija River : a river whose crossing was located on the southern border where it bordered with Symkaria. (Doctor Doom v1 #4)
• Vezhskaya Forest : a forest located within Latveria. (Wastelanders: Doom v1 #1)
• Cave of Sorrows :
• Victorum Mountain : a mountain located closed to quite close to Castle Doom. (Fantastic Four Annual v1 #15)
• Malhela Mountain Range : located in the northern part of the Balkan nation with its highest point being the peak of Mt. Sorcistino that reached 18,600 ft. The heavily wooded mountains supplied an abundance of mineral resources while the less wooded areas provided grazing area for livestock. (X-Force v1 #80)
• Mount Doom : a mountain in Latveria named by Doctor Doom after his late father Werner von Doom since this was the location where Werner took Victor as a kid to escape from prosecution, and where he died as a result. (Fantastic Four v6 #7) It later came to be the site where Doom kept prisoners and various experiments. (Will of Doom v1 #1)
• Hiding Place : a Latverian prison established in the Symkarian side of the border with Latveria. In the spirit of international relations, the Symkarians allowed the construction of the facility with the condition to be allowed to use the prison on occasion. Among its inmates were terrorists, arms dealers, and despots. (Amazing Spider-Man v5 #67)

Though not within the land itself, one territory belonging to Latveria was Doom Island. (X-Men/Fantastic Four v2 #2) On the Moon, the nation came to establish the Latverian Lunar Embassy that served as the diplomatic mission on Luna. (Iron Man: Fatal Frontier Infinite Comic v1 #3)

Situated on the highest mountains of Latveria was a region where the Carpathian Snow Rose was known to grow. (Mighty Thor v1 #704)

Latverians were remarked as being a decent people who had been through much in their life. (Captain America v14 #6)

It was said to be a highly self-sufficient nation with no racial issues and having a stable economy. (Fantastic Four v1 #506) Latveria was said to hold the lowest poverty rate of any Slavic nation. There was no unemployment, no drugs or guns, organised crime or even issues relating to corruption. Medical care was said to be free to the citizens of the nation. Under the law of sedition and rendition, "Any Latverian citizen found guilty of seditious language against the State is subject to rendition and imprisonment". (Doctor Doom v1 #5) A financial institution within the country was the Bank of Latveria. (Daredevil v3 #14) Latverian merchant ships fly an civil ensign argent that was a shield of the first fimbriated or an eagle displayed of the second bearing on the breast an escutcheon of the second on an inescutcheon of the first fimbriated gules the letter D azure. (Spider-Man Unlimited v1 #16)

It was a requirement to graduate from high school regardless of the discipline to memorize the body schematics and the code required to produce core Doombot engrams, for which, essentially, every Latverian high school graduate should be able to know how to build a Doombot. (Unbeatable Squirrel Girl v2 #23)

One position within the government was that of the Prime Minister. (Fantastic Four v1 #537) The Chancellor Exchequer was a figure that was in charge of the nation's finances and served as the Minister of the Bank of Latveria. (Daredevil v3 #14) A conservative political group operating in the country was Doom's Children that looked to continue the legacy of Doctor Doom. It was opposed by a radical group called the Latverian New Prosperity Alliance that looked to end Doom's laws. (Vote Loki v1 #3) A group that opposed the rule of Doom was the Latverian Liberation Front. (Alpha Flight v1 #91) Another insurgent group that formed over time was the Latverian Patriotic Front who were militants that opposed the authoritarian rule of Doom. (Iron Man v6 #6)

The day chosen by Doom as the anniversary of Latveria's founding was his mother's birthday. (Fantastic Four Annual v5 #1)

Souvenirs from foreign countries were said to be banned in Latveria. (Unbeatable Squirrel Girl v2 #23) The Latverian Franc was still considered to be reasonably strong against the United States Dollar. (She-Hulk v3 #3)

Under Latverian law, it was allowed for assets to be owned by minors and were free of any kind of trust requirements. (Will of Doom v1 #1)

Kremorga was a noted swear word in the native Latverian language. (Infamous Iron Man v1 #2) Verezhejk was a word that meant 'defeat' with it carrying more weight than death which was Hazlal in Latverian. Gyozjelem was the word for 'victory' in their language. (War of the Realms: War Scrolls v1 #3) Vladyka was a word that meant 'ruler' within the Latverian language. (Doctor Doom v1 #4) Under Doctor Doom's rule, the idyllic life he gave the population meant that the word 'thief' was obsolete in their direction. (Fantastic Four v1 #506)

It was noted that Latverians believed in a creature known as the Ejszaszka-Ordjog (Night Devil) prowled the lands and take people to Hell. (War of the Realms: War Scrolls v1 #3)

Latverian merchant ships flew a civil ensign that was in the shape of an 'argent, on a shield of the first fimbriated or an eagle displayed of the second, bearing on the breast an escutcheon of the second; on an inescutcheon of the first fimbriated gules the letter D azure'. (Spider-Man Unlimited v1 #16)

Latveria's standing army was said to had always been small and casually trained. (Fantastic Four v1 #503) The military had its own Special Forces unit that were deployed on dangerous missions. (War of the Realms: War Scrolls v1 #3) The Latverian Special Forces were noted for their efficiency. (Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme v1 #62)

Inhabitants

Beloved monarch of Latveria in Books of Doom v1 #5.

• Doctor Victor von Doom :
• Kristoff Vernard :
• Lucia von Bardas :
• Werner von Doom :
• Boris :
• Beltane : a dark-haired male wearing a monocle who served in the government as Chancellor Exchequer and Minister of the Bank of Latveria. (Daredevil v3 #14)
• Editor :
• General Karadick : a blonde haired male general in Latveria's military who was known as the Green Bear and the nation's top military mind. (Invincible Iron Man v3 #9)
• Grigori Mengochauzchras : one of the Mengo Brothers that were Latverian expatriates who operated as muscles for hire. (Gambit v3 #3)
• Stanislaus Mengochauzchras : one of the Mengo Brothers that were Latverian expatriates who operated as muscles for hire. (Gambit v3 #3)
• Latros Moldavia : a Latverian engineer known for his distinct engineering style in relation to satellites. (Mighty Avengers v1 #8)
• Vladimir Fortunov :
• Prince Zorba Fortunov :
• Kristoff Vernard :
• Alexander Flynn :
• Zora Vukovic : a female native who lived in the time when Doctor Doom had left the throne and it fell under a dictatorship with her seeking the return of her former monarch. (Fantastic Four v6 #1) She willingly took part in an experiment that imbued her with the Power Cosmic turning her into Victorius, the Herald of Doom. (Fantastic Four v6 #6)
• Nadja Morturo : a dark haired female who served as a volunteer in the Latverian army. (Fantastic Four v1 #503)
• Count Sabbat :
• Cristos Malachi :
• Gregor Markovich : father to Fruzsina who was a journalist in Latveria that questioned Victor von Doom's Wakanda incursions leading to him being imprisoned. (Doctor Doom v1 #5)
• Fruzsina Markovich : blonde haired female meteorologist from Latveria who worked in New York where she was conducting weather experiments. (Doctor Doom v1 #5)
• Alexander Flynn : (Beauty and the Beast v1 #1)
• Larin :
• Daniel Kurtz :
• Octavio von Bardas :
• Robert Doom :
• Lokat :
• Vishte Taru : a Symkaria-born Latverian, the child of two Latverian spies deep under cover to infiltrate the Symkarian Central Bank. Vishte was completely unaware of his parents' true identities, or even the fact that his real, Latverian name was Artem. When his parents were found out by S.H.I.E.L.D., they were detained and returned to their homeland with Vishte as part of a prisoner exchange. They were personally welcomed by Doctor Doom, who condemned Vishte after he sheepishly embraced his Latverian name, arguing that a real Latverian would remain true to themselves in a moment of crisis. (Iron Man v6 #9)
• Salvation : (Captain America v14 #6)
• Mara Sandu : (Captain America v14 #6)
• Melor Sandu : (Captain America v14 #6)
• Alina : (Captain America v14 #6)

Notes

• Latveria was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby where it made its first appearance in Fantastic Four Annual v1 #2 (September, 1964).
• The Marvel Atlas v1 #1 (2007) mentions that it was referred to as the jewel of the Balkans with Latveria's motto being "We master all that lies before". The monetary unit of the country was the Latverian Franc with the nation holding a population of 500,000 people. The government was referred to as the Kingdom of Latveria and it was called The Jewel of the Balkans.

Alternate Versions

• In Doom 2099 v1 #1 (1993), Latveria appeared in the setting of the Marvel 2099 reality that was designated as Earth‑928 in the Multiverse. In that future, Latveria had become a technologically advanced yet dystopian nation-state ruled—or occupied—by a cyborg mercenary and robber-baron named Tyger Wylde. Doom’s ancestral kingdom had fallen into decay after Victor von Doom’s disappearance decades earlier. Wylde, using high-powered corporate security forces and robotics technology, controlled the capital and maintained order with ruthless efficiency. When the true Doom surprisingly re-emerged via a time-spanning portal, he confronted and was temporarily defeated by Wylde’s superior technology; his armor was destroyed and his face scarred. However, sheltering among his Zefiro Romani kin and aided by the seeress Fortune and a brilliant scientist, Doom reconstructed a new, advanced suit fueled by stolen tritonium. With this, he reclaimed Latveria by overthrowing Wylde—ultimately executing a strike on his stronghold and detonating tritonium to collapse terrain around them while phasing to safety. He rebuilt Doomstadt into a gleaming metropolis blending magic and cybernetics, unified the Romani community into governance, expelled corporate forces, and reasserted Latveria’s sovereignty. The rebuilt nation became a techno‑mystical stronghold once more, ruled by Doom from the restored Castle Doom and poised to both defend Earth and project Latverian influence across the fractured global landscape
• In Ultimate Fantastic Four v1 #30 (2006), Latveria appeared in the Ultimate Marvel reality that was designated as Earth-1610 in the Multiverse. Latveria was a small but historically rich Eastern European nation known for its blend of medieval traditions and modern technology, bearing a legacy shaped by arcane science, dynastic power, and isolationism. It gained global significance through the actions of Victor Van Damme, a descendant of Vlad Tepes and a brilliant, arrogant prodigy chosen to join the Baxter Building think tank. During a pivotal teleportation experiment, Van Damme secretly altered Reed Richards’ calculations, resulting in a catastrophic accident that mutated the participants and transported Victor elsewhere—leaving him physically transformed with metallic skin, digitigrade legs, claws, and internalized machinery. Presumed dead, Van Damme re-emerged months later in Europe, eventually returning to Latveria and declaring himself 'Doom', where he established an autocratic regime by invoking ancestral claims and leveraging his intellect and altered body to amass a loyal following. Under Doom, Latveria became a secretive fortress-state, operating outside global jurisdiction and developing dangerous technologies and alchemical weapons. Doom’s rise brought him into direct conflict with the Ultimate Fantastic Four, who pursued him after discovering his involvement in international sabotage and dimension-related experiments. Latveria served as a battleground for multiple confrontations between Doom and the heroes, particularly when Reed Richards attempted to cure Doom, only for Doom to retaliate violently. Furthering his ambitions, Doom exploited access to the N-Zone to harness interdimensional energies, attempting to manipulate cosmic forces for personal conquest, which escalated Latveria’s isolation and its status as a hostile rogue state. During the global cataclysm known as Ultimatum, Doom was revealed to have collaborated with Magneto, helping him engineer the near-apocalyptic devastation of Earth’s climate and population, an act that led to massive loss of life worldwide. In retribution, Ben Grimm, the Thing, traveled to Latveria and personally confronted Doom, ultimately killing him by crushing his body—an act that symbolized not only Doom’s fall but the collapse of Latveria’s ruling structure. Following Doom’s death, Latveria was left leaderless and politically destabilized, its role as a technological and mystical powerhouse extinguished, and it faded from global prominence in the aftermath of its despot’s demise.
• In X-Patrol v1 #1 (1996), Latveria came to be merged with Markovia of DC Comics for the shared universe in Amalgam Comics thus creating Latkovia.
• In Ultimate Invasion v1 #2 (2023), an alternate version of Latveria appeared in the new Ultimate Marvel reality that was designated as Earth-6160 in the Multiverse.

In other media

Television

• In Spider-Man, Latveria appeared in a number of episodes in the 1981 animated television series. In the episode "The Doom Report", the peasants of the country suffered from the years of oppression by Doctor Doom where they formed a resistance movement that consisted of a militia that looked to overthrow the tyrant. Among those peasants was a blonde haired man named Johan who looked for help in ending the reign of Doctor Doom.
• In Fantastic Four, Latveria appeared in a number of episodes in the 1994 animated television series.
• In Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes, Latveria appeared in the setting of the animated television series.
• In Iron Man: Armored Adventures, Latveria was referenced in the setting of the animated television series where it was shown to be tiny country ruled by the brilliant Doctor Doom. One of the Makluan temples was located in the nation with Doom seeking it out to claim the Makluan ring known as the Nightbringer where he defeated the guardian protecting the relic.
• In The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Latveria made a number of appearances in the animated series starting in the episode "Breakout". The country' borders was the site of a weapons deal between Doctor Doom's representatives and scientists from A.I.M.
• In Avengers Assemble, Latveria was shown in the episode "The Doomstroyer" where it was home to Doctor Doom and his people. After his disappearance, Hydra and AIM attacked the country with the Avengers attempting to repel them. This was until the Destroyer arrived with the armor being animated by Doctor Dooms soul. Doctor Doom later fought the Avengers where he became consumed by the Destroyers nature where he unintentionally devastated Latveria. After learning this, he abandoned the Destroyer and returned to his country. Stark offered his company's resources to rebuild Latveria but Doctor Doom refused any such charity and demanded the Avengers leave his country's sovereign land or be arrested.
• In Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., Latveria appeared in the setting of the animated television series from the episode "Red Rover." Red Hulk unknowingly dropped off Devil Dinosaur in Latveria when he mistook it for Transia. In the "Days of Future Smash" episodes, the Latverian embassy was featured where the Leader broke in to steal one of the time belts to go back in time.

Film

• In Fantastic Four, Latveria was referenced in the live-action film where it was said that Victor Von Doom was said to come from the 'old country'. Upon becoming Doctor Doom, he donned his metallic mask with a plaque reading it as a gift from the people of Latveria. After his defeat, Doctor Doom's incarcerated body was shown on board a ship that was bound for Latveria.
• In Fantastic Four, Rise of the Silver Surfer, Latveria was briefly shown in the live-action film sequel with Doctor Doom's frozen form being awakened by the arrival of the Silver Surfer. He awoke at the castle within the capital of Hassenstadt.

Video games

• In Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, Latveria appeared in the setting of the video game where it was under the rule of Doctor Doom. After usurping Odin's power, Doom conquered the Earth but a band of heroes who were aided by the Watcher who guided them to the tools to defeat the Latverian dictator. Using the M'Kraan Crystal and the Muonic Inducer, they succeeded in defeating Doctor Doom at his home in Latveria thus freeing the Earth from his control.
• In Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2, Latveria appeared in the setting of the video game with it being under the control of Lucia von Bardas. Nick Fury led a team of superheroes in an invasion of Latveria to stop Bardas after the United States President refused to take any official action to stop her activities.
• In Marvel Heroes, Latveria appeared in the setting of the MMORPG video game. During Chapter 8 of Act 1, Latveria featured prominently in the “Secrets of Latveria” mission line. In this arc, agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. had uncovered disturbing intelligence about Dr. Doom’s influence abroad. Heroes were dispatched to The Raft to stop supervillains freed by Hydra agents using Latverian tech. Players had to consult with Maria Hill at Avengers Tower, meet with Magik at Xavier's School to gain insight into Doom’s psychic defenses, and debrief Sue Storm aboard the Helicarrier. This sequence revealed Doom’s covert destabilization of international security and served as the first structured mission involving Latveria within the game’s main narrative.
• In Marvel Avengers Alliance, Latveria was referenced in the setting of the Facebook video game. The Latverian Embassy featured in story content within the setting of the universe.
• In Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order, Latveria appeared in the setting of the 2019 video game. It was the home of Doctor Doom where after the incident with the Infinity Stones decided that he needed to bring the world under his control. Thus, he stole the Soul Stone from Wakanda and used its power to take all the souls of Latverian citizens that were used to awaken a sleeping Celestial. The cosmic entity was then used against Earth's heroes but they destroyed it with the Latverians souls being restored to their bodies after Doctor Doom's defeat.

Appearances

• Fantastic Four Annual v1: (1964)
• Fantastic Four v1:
• Doctor Strange, Sorcerer Supreme v1:
• Mighty Avengers v1:
• Dark Avengers v1:
• Daredevil v3:
• Infinity: The Hunt v1:
• Invincible Iron Man:
• Infamous Iron Man v1:
• All-New, All-Different Avengers v1:
• Fantastic Four v6:
• Doctor Doom v1:
• Amazing Spider-Man v5:
• Savage Avengers v1:
• Iron Man v6: (2025)
• Captain America v14:
• Will of Doom v1: (2025)
• Dungeons of Doom v1: (2026)

External Links

• Marvel Database Entry
• Comicvine Entry
• Wikipedia Entry

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