Wonder Man’s Doorman Gets New Solo Marvel Adventure
DeMarr Davis is already back in a brand-new standalone adventure at Marvel.
This article contains Wonder Man spoilers.
Marvel has decided to immediately bring back one of its most popular characters from Wonder Man: DeMarr Davis, a.k.a. Doorman. After making his first live-action appearance in the latest Disney+ series, the Great Lakes Avengers’ portal-creating hero is now starring in his own digital comic.
Doorman is one of Marvel’s more offbeat heroes, so it wasn’t too surprising to see him pop up in Wonder Man. Created in 1989 by John Byrne, he debuted in West Coast Avengers #46 as a mutant whose body could become a living portal, allowing people and objects to pass through solid matter into the Darkforce Dimension. But over time, his story evolved into something stranger: after sacrificing himself in battle, he was resurrected by Oblivion as an Angel of Death, gaining enhanced abilities.
The character’s recent leap into the MCU came through Wonder Man, where Doorman (Byron Bowers) is introduced as a struggling club doorman named DeMarr Davis, who gains his abilities through a bizarre accident involving mysterious black goo, courtesy of everyone’s favorite evil Marvel corporation, Roxxon.
In the show’s standout black-and-white episode, Doorman’s powers make him a media sensation after he rescues a group of people, including real-life actor Josh Gad, from a fire. This leads to a movie deal featuring his portal powers, but a botched stunt causes Gad to vanish into Doorman’s portal, sparking enough controversy that Hollywood institutes the “Doorman Clause,” a rule that prevents anyone with superpowers from working in film and TV.
Following his MCU debut, Doorman Infinity Comic (2026) #1 was created by Cody Ziglar and Julian Shaw (Miles Morales: Spider-Man). It’s a one-shot in which Davis tries to get a new job in tech security. Unfortunately, his portal demonstration ends up taking his potential employer on a wild tour across the Marvel Universe instead.
Doorman Infinity Comic (2026) #1 is available now exclusively on Marvel Unlimited.