Primary first
Studio, filmmaker, distributor, and exhibitor pages are preferred for claims they directly control.
About the project
A quieter way to prepare for a very loud movie
Doomsday Field Guide is an independent, unofficial utility site built to answer planning questions with primary links and visible uncertainty.
Mission
Turn attention into useful decisions
Release coverage often mixes studio facts, retailer inventory, comics history, and speculation into one stream. We separate them. The result is a format comparison, a ticket audit, a finite watch planner, a cast relationship map, and a Doctor Doom explainer that tells you what kind of evidence you are reading.
The site is for moviegoers deciding where to sit, what to watch, and which claims deserve confidence. It is not a daily rumor feed and does not compete to reveal story surprises.
How it is made
Small set of durable rules
Dates visible
Time-sensitive pages show an update date and preserve observation dates for inventory snapshots.
Boundaries visible
Confirmed information, contextual history, and theory use distinct labels instead of sharing a tone of certainty.
Accountability