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Thread: Best Marvel Villain?
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Old 10-25-2011, 08:55 AM   #56
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I'd agree the cosmic entities like Galactus and Phoenix really shouldn't be considered, since they're technically beyond the concepts of good and evil.

My answer would be a three-way tie between Thanos, Doom and Magneto. They all have realistic motivations for what they do: Thanos is a nihilist, Doom thinks he can bring peace and order to Earth if he was in charge and Magneto wants to protect mutant-kind from humanity [at any cost].

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you put up a good argument but always remember,ALL HAIL DOOM\M/
Which is why I'm surprised you of all people started this particular thread. I would think your answer would be quite obvious.

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I don't remember that happening.

But if he did, then the Beyonder got them back in time for the sequel.
Yes, Beyonder was able to trick Doom and steal the power back at the end of the first mini-series.

But the Beyonder is a sentient Cosmic Cube and I would disqualify "it" for that reason alone.
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