Marvel: This Magneto Is a Good Guy

Most importantly, in the first ninety-odd chapters of this book, did the protagonist actually do anything that helped mutants survive? It was purely for his own amusement. If Magneto himself knew about this, he would kill anyone who acted in his name in a heartbeat. The old man in the comics has a particularly strong charisma.

Who told you Magneto isn't a good person? Magneto is a mutant, so of course he stands on the side of mutants. When two countries are at war, do you really think that the enemy country will have heroes from your country?

The first nine chapters are primarily told from Magneto's perspective, with the protagonist playing a supporting role. He is calm, wise, and knows when to advance and retreat, and understands gains and losses. The following story is about a protagonist who, after traversing the multiverse, is interfered with by the Ancient One and has a primarily experiential perspective.

I really dislike Nick Fury, and I hope the main character won't fawn over the Avengers.

The editor highly recommends it; it's getting increasingly addictive! 😅

The opening photo shoot was very creative and exciting; I hope it continues to be exciting.

What was the author thinking? Was he on the side of humanity, peace, or mutants? In fact, Marvel could easily build spaceships to leave Earth and find an uninhabited planet to live on, which would eliminate the need for them to argue with humans. I strongly suspect that Marvel authors deliberately weakened humanity and strengthened superheroes, making humans seem almost dispensable.

If Magneto himself saw you write about him like that, he'd probably kill you through the screen, you loser wielding Magneto's power.

You've got Magneto's body, but you haven't inherited Magneto's charisma. You've turned a perfectly cool Magneto into a goofy, dog-like character.

Wouldn't the original Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch be better? Why add a Quake? I'm speechless.