The Masters of Doom cover features a highly pixelated heavy weapon dude in its firing pose with the player firing at it. The book's name and subtitle ("How Two Guys Created an Empire and Transformed Pop Culture") along with the author's name ( David Kushner) are also on the cover.

On the Doom II cover art, what appears to be the protagonist of the series, here showing an unusual buzz cut, is fighting a cyberdemon using the shotgun. The Doom II logo can be seen over and behind the two combatants. This cover was illustrated by Gerald Brom. The manual uses the same art and hence is not shown below. The U.K. version of the cover uses a cropped image, showing only the top half of the Imp, Baron, and Protagonist Marine. Cutting out the dead Imp, scenery of the outdoors behind them, along with the lost soul and any other imagery, making this version feel more claustrophobic.The cover of Doom: The Boardgame is a modified version of the Doom 3 cover, with the "3" removed from the logo, the Fantasy Flight Games (the game's publisher) logo on display along with the additional "The Boardgame" subtitle under the modified Doom 3 logo.

The UK version of The Ultimate Doom features entirely new artwork depicting the large face of a red demon that resembles a Baron of Hell, not unlike the monsters on the original Doom's cover art. The cover art of Final Doom depicts what appears to be the face of an ammo box. Its simpler version of the Doom logo is written in yellow with "Final" on top of it and appears within a diamond shape on the center of the upper half of the design.The Doom comic cover art displays its protagonist firing a chaingun at a former human, with corpses of dead monsters lying around. The cover art for the SNES version of Doom borrows nearly all its elements from the PC original, but with significant variations: rather than being essentially surrounded, the marine is retreating from a horde of demons approaching from one direction. Unlike the original, none of the demons have managed to lay a hand on him.

For Doom 2 art: I upscaled it the same way I did for the poster (it's the same image) and cleaned it a bit from dust of the original scan. This one is fine, but it loses some detail on the texture of brush strokes. Also, just since it's revelvant, some of the stuff in this thread might entertain you :) - https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic/116404/The cover of the Doom 3 novel, Doom 3: Worlds on Fire, depicts a Hell Knight in a red hue along with the Doom 3 logo over it. The cover of the second Doom 3 novel, Doom 3: Maelstrom, depicts the Maledict in a blue hue along with the Doom 3 logo over it.