MF DOOM's Estate Teams With Comic Book Artist Sanford Greene for Capsule Collection

The estate for late emcee and producer MF DOOM will honor the sixth anniversary of his passing with an apparel and memorabilia collection.

On Tuesday, the estate and Rhymesayers Entertainment revealed DOOMSDAY 2026, a Collectionzz Artist Series capsule of limited-edition posters, trading cards, skate decks, and apparel by comic book artist Sanford Greene. The visual artist spoke to Complex in 2024 about how DOOM’s opening line on his 2004 Madvillainy joint album with Madlib made his DOOM comic book.

"DOOM’s legacy keeps growing because he was ahead of his time. His music is timeless to me and so many others, which is why so many different communities continue to champion his work,” Greene stated about his new collab. “I wanted to express that legacy through body language. In this image, he’s sitting like a king, absorbing his accolades and engulfed in adoration, looking back at the journey."

MF DOOM released six studio albums during his lifetime, including fan favorites Operation Doomsday and Mm..Food. The rapper, who died Oct. 31, 2020 at 49 years old, was formerly a member of KMD, which included his late brother, Subroc, who was fatally hit by a vehicle in 1993.

Collectionzz, a famed music memorabilia company, has previously released collections dedicated to Wu-Tang Clan, The Notorious B.I.G., AC/DC, David Bowie, and Black Sabbath.