Doomsday: Tony Stark Has Already Been Saying Doom’s Lines In Avengers Movies & We Absolutely Missed It

What if I tell you that Tony Stark has been saying Doctor Doom’s lines for years before Avengers: Doomsday? Yes, I know it sounds like a stretch, but after looking back at a couple of MCU movies, I’m starting to think that the theory is, after all, true.

As fans, we have been fans of Marvel easter eggs; how it always hides small details in its movies only to make sense years later.

Apart from Doom having Tony Stark’s face, I have spotted some scenes in Avengers: Age of Ultron and Spider-Man: Far From Home that made me realize that Marvel was probably hinting at Doom all along.

Tony Stark’s Age of Ultron Nightmare Was About Doctor Doom, Not Thanos

Let’s start with the terrifying nightmare Tony had in Avengers: Age of Ultron. Remember when Tony Stark saw all the Avengers lying dead around him while he was the only one alive? For the longest time, I thought this scene was simply teasing what would happen when the Avengers face Thanos.

But if the nightmare was about Thanos defeating the Avengers, why was he the only one alive? That’s when it hit me. In Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, the movie introduced the idea that dreams can be glimpses into the lives of our alternate universes.

So, what if Tony wasn’t actually dreaming about the future? What if he saw something that happened in another universe? That would explain why Tony was the only one standing. And then, Tony’s line, “I’m the man who killed the Avengers,” keeps echoing in my mind.

Tony’s Death And His Time Travel Warning Could Be Connected To Doctor Doom

Now, this next clue might be the biggest coincidence of them all, but I still think it’s important to discuss.

Remember that horrifying scene in Spider-Man: Far From Home where Peter Parker sees Tony Stark’s dead body rising from the grave?

And the green mist surrounding his body instantly caught my attention, just like in the Doomsday trailer. Green is practically Doom’s signature color, so seeing Tony surrounded by it made me wonder whether the visual could have a second meaning.

Maybe I am reading too much into this; maybe I’m not. Let’s see what happens on December 18.

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