A new Avengers Doomsday posters release in Korean markets puts the MCU’s main heroes face to face with collapse. The image shows two worlds colliding, with Doctor Doom hovering above the lineup and Earth-10005 drawn into the threat.
Joe Russo said the incursions are "It's the most profound thing that's ever happened to the MCU" and "It is the perceived end of times." That turns the poster from a character sheet into a warning sign: the film is selling a multiverse break, not just a larger roster.
Gambit To Yelena
The Korean poster showcases Gambit, Loki, Steve Rogers, Captain America, Shuri, Professor X, Bucky Barnes, Thor, Cyclops, Mister Fantastic, and Yelena. Placing that many names in one image is the point; the film is advertising a collision between heroes who already live in different corners of the MCU and Fox.
Doctor Doom appears masked above them, which makes the hierarchy on the poster plain. The threat is not framed as a duel between equals, but as a breakdown that sits over every character at once.
Earth-10005 In Play
Earth-10005 is the universe the poster seems to pull into the convergence, tying Fox’s X-Men world to the end-of-days setup. That matters because the image does not just imply crossover marketing; it points to a specific universe being consumed by the same kind of collapse that Clea warned about in the post-credits scene of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
The Avengers: Endgame Encore bonus footage had already teased the TVA reacting to the multiverse’s collapse, and Russo said, "Everything the TVA was set up to do is to protect the timelines from collapsing, and now they're in a catastrophic collapse." The poster extends that logic visually, but it still leaves the mechanics offscreen.
December 18 Release
Avengers: Doomsday hits cinemas on December 18, with some regions getting it as soon as December 16. The new poster gives the marketing campaign a clear line: the multiverse is not being teased as a backdrop, but as the movie’s central disaster.
The poster suggests an apocalyptic collision of worlds, but the image does not explain what caused it or how it will be stopped. That is the useful friction here for readers: the studio has shown the scale, and the next real reveal has to answer what force can hold those worlds apart.
