Doom 2099 Inspired Dog Names

Though the Wolves of the Calla may sound a bit goofy, there's absolutely nothing funny about the sort of dark deeds that they were created for; the Wolves were made for the express purpose of kidnapping children and bringing them to an evil, otherworldly entity known as the Crimson King. Once at the King's mercy, the children have their brains forcibly removed and fed to a group of telepathic monsters known as Breakers. Now, Victor von Doom has slid all across the spectrum, in terms of his morality, but even he wouldn't kidnap and lobotomize children. In fact, if pretty much any iteration of Doctor Doom came face to face with the Crimson King, ol' "Big Red" would be in for a heck of a beatdown! This proposed scenario isn't entirely out of the realm of possibility either, as Marvel has published a slew of Dark Tower graphic novels. It's actually their depiction of the Crimson King that's considered to be canon by numerous members of the Dark Tower fanbase. Doctor Doom would almost certainly want to "speak" with the Wolves about borrowing his likeness as well.

Aside from the Wolves of the Calla, another dog with ties to Doctor Doom is Lockjaw the Teleporting Dog. Lockjaw is a member of the Inhumans' Royal Family - a race of genetically altered humanoids who have come to Earth's aid countless times. Lockjaw actually has a very special connection with the Fantastic Four as Franklin Richards is currently caring for one of Lockjaw's own pups - Puppy! Franklin didn't exactly come up with the most original name for his pet, but the kid was like seven or eight when he got the dog. Anyhow, Lockjaw doesn't harbor much animosity towards Doctor Doom per se but he won't hesitate to duel with von Doom if Puppy's safety is in jeopardy.