Big G question

Why is Big G considered a bad guy?
Shouldn't he be in the middle?

He does what he does to survive.

No different than humans killing animals to eat.

Not sure if this belongs here.

He's not evil, and it's been confirmed as such multiple times in the comics.

Originally posted by SouthSpawn
Why is Big G considered a bad guy?
Shouldn't he be in the middle?

He does what he does to survive.

No different than humans killing animals to eat.

Not sure if this belongs here.

A number of comics show Galactus as a vital force, not a bad guy, and others focus on how he still feels regret/ emotion to his neccessity_ ie what the recent BRB mini showed....

Originally posted by SouthSpawn
Why is Big G considered a bad guy?
Shouldn't he be in the middle?

He does what he does to survive.

No different than humans killing animals to eat.

Not sure if this belongs here.

* he become one when he targeted the Earth as his meal, and when the choice of his herald is a bad guy... of course, he will automatically be a bad guy to the Earth people... but since they are many uninhabited planets in the galaxy, Galactus has many choices of food...

* Galactus was said to balance Eternity and Death...

he's not a bad guy, he just does bad things.

sadly Marvel have no clue what to do with him. hence the degrading spectacle of him receiving a headbutt from an Earth god. lol

Galactus is not really a bad guy.The incident in Fantastic Four Annual 2001 showed that Galactus feeding on a planet actually keeps the Multiverse safe.Cause if Galactus dies, Abraxas will emerge to destroy the Multiverse itself.It actually shows that you'd rather have Galactus around instead of Abraxas.

Galactus tries to save the universe on a regular basis, he stands for balance. I'd say he's more of an anti-hero than anything else.

He's the lesser of two "evils", if you will.

Either he eats and destroys your planet, or he doesn't and Abraxas destroys the universe.

He's kinda stuck between a rock and a hard place.

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