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Please ignore the uncomfortable realization that the villain is still a ghastly mess on the floor, even if we don't have to see it.

The villain gets Ringed Out and meets his end off-screen, allowing the work to depict a death without actually showing it.

Sealing the villain's fate with a fall into nowhere serves three main purposes: A surprising number of Disney villains have also been dragged to their doom by demons (up to three depending on how you're counting). There is one case of a Disney villain meeting his end by falling up ( off a spaceship and into space), and once sideways ( off the Chinese Imperial Palace by the aid of a rocket). The varied list of things to fall from includes cliffs, over waterfalls, out of trees, and off the tops of buildings. Unfortunately for them, even though they are animated characters, they cannot defy gravity. Clearly, Lee & Kirby realized that if they'd "killed" and brought Doom back once already, they could do it again.It appears that villains in the Disney Animated Canon have an especially curious tendency to exit the film by falling off or out of things.

The switch is undone by the issue's end, however, and Doom seemingly vanishes into nothing after being shot with a shrinking-ray.

All the while, Doom plots their destruction. Using this technique to swap bodies with Reed Richards, the rest of the Fantastic Four attack their friend while he's trapped in their enemy's body. RELATED: Fantastic Four: 5 Ways The Maker Is Completely Different From 616 Reed Richards (& 5 How They're Exactly The Same) After rescuing him and before returning him to Earth, these aliens taught Doom how to swap his mind with that of someone else. Fantastic Four #10 reveals that, while drifting through space, Doom was rescued by aliens known as the Ovoids. Despite Doom's apparent demise in his second appearance, Lee & Kirby clearly recognized that they had a winner on their hands, so it was only 3 issues before Doom returned.