If you've been sent this page, then you probably know me already. If not, well... let me say I'm a huge fan of the Doom series, and always have been. The word 'obsessed' has been used once or twice. This page is ment to share that obsession with my close friends, and if your here that now means you too. Just remember that Doom is the property of ID Software. I hold no ownership claims to the material on this page and in most cases I don't even remember where I got most of this stuff from. If you own the material on this page and want proper credit or wish to see me hang and demand I take it down, please email me at marr0wproductions@gmail.com and I'll try to repair the damage done immediately. Until that time comes, however. Enjoy. Just a note, the image above is another example of why I've lost track of the original content creators of the materials on this page. Not only have I obsessively tried to amass as much as I can from the Doom series, but I've also done more than my share of modding and mixing and matching mods found in various places into the ones you see on this page. The image above was edited by me, thus the Doom I logo and not the Doom II. The logo itself comes from the Doom Hires Texture Project (where a number of similar images on this page originated) and the background image is from a copy of the Doom II poster that I found on Google which someone had made into a desktop background.

	RIP AND TEAR! RIP AND TEAR!! The horrible Marvel Doom comic's one and only issue presented as a comic reader file. I highly recommend Comic Rack to read it. Doom Comic (5.13 MBs)
	Blood On The Walls Possibly one of the first "shareware" song recording. The long lost Blood On The Walls track by the Manny Charlton Band. You can read it's very intresting story here, or visit the band's website here. Blood On The Walls MP3 (4.83 MBs)
	The Doomsday Engine Probably one of my favorite things in the world. Brings the original Doom Engine screaming into modern days with easy update/modification support. Honestly I'm not too fond with it's recent change to the Snowberry Frontend, so here's the best of the pre-Snowberry versions. Wad files NOT included. Doomsday Engine version 1.8.6 Installer (2.16 MBs)
	Nosaj Enhanced Music Pack for Doomsday This ambitious Doomsday Mod combines roughly four years of hunting down music and continuously switching in and out tracks to create my own personal soundtrack to the Doom series. All tracks are coves or remixes of the original music from such sources as Doom 3 Classic, The Darkside of Phobos, Delta-Q-Delta, the Playstation Doom OST, and possibly many more. I've lost track over the years... Nosaj Enhanced Music Pack (234.03 MBs)
	Playstation Mod for Doomsday I can't even begin to tell you where the files contained in this mod originated. The PSX version of Doom differed from the original by featuring (amoung other things) a new ambient soundtrack and soundeffects which where also used in Doom64. The quality of sound files are the highest I can find. Contained are instructions for using only the sound effects -or- the music. Playstation Mod (128.98 MBs)
	Nosaj Modified Doom Resource Pack Unless I screwed this up while extracting the files from my own copy of Doomsday, this should be all the combined graphical mods that I've merged together. Everything from the Highres Texture Packs to Environmental Conditions, Lighting, and even models. (There's a note inside about the models.) Just unpack and enjoy! ...if I did screw it up, let me know so I can fix it. Nosaj Modified Doom Resource Pack (128.98 MBs)
	The Four Doom Novels I go out of my way to collect the original Doom Novels, and what happens? I found out a year later that someone's put the entire series online for some reason I can't fathom. It's probably not legal, but that likely won't stop you from taking a glance at them. These aren't stored locally, so if ID or whomever pulls them down don't ask me to put them back up. The Four Doom Novels (Read Online)