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Been thinking on who fits this category and I cant think of many people that does. A person who appeared as a villain but their purpose for doing what they were doing was "kind of" for a good cause. Example, Thanos during the Avengers movie... his purpose was to prevent people from starving or needing. He wiped out half of a planet civilization because the people on the planet was starving. Now there is enough food for each mouth on that planet. Plenty. Even though he did an evil act (killing), the planet is in a healthier state than ever due to his cause.

Does anyone in comics fits this. Their evil acts wasnt as evil as it was made out to be. He/she purpose actually helped. Remember, these are not selfish acts.

Also, please explain your answer.

Doom.

Why Doom? He seem selfish if you ask me. His goal is to rule over all, not help people.

So you've finally seen the Infinity War. Good

And yes, Saint is right, Doom fits the category:

https://tinyurl.com/y9426csm

Explanation:

https://arousinggrammardotcom.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/doompanthergod5.jpg
https://arousinggrammardotcom.files.wordpress.com/2013/09/doompanthergod6.jpg
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I ninja'd you, you slow Jay Garrick fan.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
So you've finally seen the Infinity War. Good

And yes, Saint is right, Doom fits the category:





3 times.

Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
I ninja'd you, you slow Jay Garrick fan.

I added two more scans that's what made me post after you

Originally posted by carver9


3 times.

Same as me

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
I added two more scans that's what made me post after you

But you failed to stretch the page as I did.

Lord Carver gives bonus points for that.

Another villain but not a villain:

Cyclops
Magneto
Brainiac

The first two prob need no explanation. Brainiac does what he does to protect the civilisations and cultures he encounters.

What about Zoom?

Adrian Veidt ?

he's trying to make everyone a betterrrrrrr heerrrrrooo.

Thawne, not so much.

Mr. Oz

In the original Secret Wars, Beyonder divided people into "heroes" and "villains" based on whether they were selfless and inclined to help/serve/protect others, or whether their motives were selfish and self-serving.

Magneto was placed in the "heroes" group, Doom among the "villains". Beyonder >> big Wakandan cat.

Catwoman maybe.

Originally posted by Magnon
In the original Secret Wars, Beyonder divided people into "heroes" and "villains" based on whether they were selfless and inclined to help/serve/protect others, or whether their motives were selfish and self-serving.

Magneto was placed in the "heroes" group, Doom among the "villains". Beyonder >> big Wakandan cat.

9/11 changed him, man.

http://s3.crackedcdn.com/phpimages/article/5/1/3/254513_v1.jpg

Canon

Originally posted by DarkSaint85
9/11 changed him, man.

Canon
...

Dammit. Can't argue with that.

Batman.

He wastes valuable resources and time to fight people dressed up as clowns and carnival figures instead of tackling real human problems with his resourcs. He does this by pretending to have a knack for justice but ultimately he's just part of the problem and morally repellent. Also he makes kids in tights fight armed criminals.

You know what, Bentley?

Your ****ing country needs the Batman

Black Adam.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c0/86/8e/c0868e261919c0d29b915faf3ec1bc67.jpg

https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/c/cb/Shiruta_001.jpg


https://pm1.narvii.com/6178/5c0b6fd3260c1080a8c088fdebb2c5a9ce90056e_hq.jpg

bishop only wanted to prevent his timeline from happening.

nick fury

Viltrumite's maybe?

(Nah, more I thought about it the less they apply. They were more like Hitler and the superior race deal.)