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6 Comic Book Villains Who Actually Made Great Heroes
In comic books, heroes and villains switch roles often. When a hero becomes a villain, it’s normally because someone on their team turned on them or they felt mistreated.
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Comic books often feature heroes turning villainous after betrayals, such as Ultimate Reed Richards becoming the Maker when Sue Storm rejected his marriage proposal, and the Scarlet Witch triggering a catastrophic Avengers day after learning she was lied to about her children. Villains becoming heroes is rarer, with Magneto highlighted as the chief example. Magneto, originally the X‑Men’s deadliest foe, waged a long war against humanity, but his growing respect for the X‑Men led him to join their ranks, repeatedly leaving and eventually returning to the team.
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