Has Doom's face ever been fully shown?

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Spoiler alert

Well, in Books Of Doom #6 page 20 this was published

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I can recall seeing a drawing by Jack Kirby, where he showed Doom's face, and there was just a tiny scar on his cheek - the 'disfigurement' was all in Doom's mind. Even this, though, is going too far in my view. Sometimes, it's best not to pay any attention to the man behind the curtain.

Jb did a panel with Doom and his scar (inks by Ordway, IIRC).  However this lead to him wearing the red hot mask which really burt and scarred his face, the face we should never see.  The mystery is the rub, and revealing it sucks!  I refuse to go and look at it.

Somebody asked me today what I thought about the recent Superman movie, and I went into the whole why they shouldn't age and have kids thing.  I am glad James Bond has a new movie out, because I love using him as an example of how it's done.  Who the hell wants to see James Bond get married, have kids, and grow old with me?  Not me, and the same goes for super-heroes.

Now who the hell are these fanboys who think Spider-Man, Superman, Batman, and the Flash (WTF?!?) should be aging?  And why the F*$# are they in charge?!?

I lose again!

You've been warned

(SPOILERS) I'm not sure that's supposed to 'count', since the next few pages establish that that's the Doombot from Simonson's FF #350 - the one that was able to mask it's Doombot-ness from the other Doombots. (END SPOILERS).

The whole point upon which any thought of revealing Doom's face turns, tho, is that whatever's under the mask is supposed to be so horrible even he cannot bear to look at it. I can't imagine any artist being able to pull off a rendering of something that bad, something that you wouldn't get used to after a while -- in the same way Ben Grimm has gotten used to (mostly) his disfigurement.