The Army of Darkness. Infected with the zombie virus, he visits Doctor Strange seeking help to stop from turning. With Strange having left to join the resistance, a ravenous Druid reluctantly consumes Strange's assistant, Wong. Despite pleading for mercy and understanding from Ash Williams, Dazzler, and the Scarlet Witch, Ash surprises Druid and blows his head off with his shotgun. Secret Wars (2015) During the Secret Wars storyline, a variation of Doctor Druid appears in the Battleworld domain of Technopolis. He acts as a forensics scientist at the city morgue and helps Grand Marshall Rhodes investigate the murder of Spyder-Man (the superhero alias of Ben Urich's nephew Peter Urich). Reception Newsarama ranked Doctor Druid as the fourth worst Avengers member describing him as "most notably responsible for becoming the leader of the Avengers only to betray them after being mocked by Daimon Hellstrom, presumably for looking like Rip Torn in a cloak". The Slings and Arrows Comic Guide found him to be "always a third-stringer", and when he received his own miniseries, it was found to be a "total yawner". References External links Doctor Druid at Marvel.com The Grand Comics Database Doctor Droom at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on April 14, 20162. Avengers (comics) characters Characters created by Jack Kirby Characters created by Stan Lee Comics characters introduced in 1961 Fictional druids Fictional Harvard University people Fictional physicians Fictional psychiatrists Irish superheroes Marvel Comics characters who have mental powers Marvel Comics characters who use magic Marvel Comics telekinetics Marvel Comics telepaths Mythology in Marvel Comics