The hero or the villain?

[Randy]

When you read (or used to read) comic book, who is more interesting the hero or the villain?

Why did you choose who you chose?

 

[Nebulous]

The villain because the drama makes the story more interesting!

 

[MrDawn]

Often times certain villains because I understand why they're doing it such as the Vulture from Spider-Man Homecoming. He started stealing and selling Alien tech so he could feed his family and it quickly became and addictive luxury lifestyle that he grew used to living.

Vulture (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

NOTE: This article is about the incarnation of Vulture from the Marvel Cinematic film series. The mainstream version can be found here: Vulture. Walk through those doors, you forget any of this happened. And don't you ever, ever, interfere with my business again. 'Cause if you do, I'll kill you...

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[Nebulous]

Often times certain villains because I understand why they're doing it such as the Vulture from Spider-Man Homecoming. He started stealing and selling Alien tech so he could feed his family and it quickly became and addictive luxury lifestyle that he grew used to living.

Vulture (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

NOTE: This article is about the incarnation of Vulture from the Marvel Cinematic film series. The mainstream version can be found here: Vulture. Walk through those doors, you forget any of this happened. And don't you ever, ever, interfere with my business again. 'Cause if you do, I'll kill you...

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He got greedy

 

[MrDawn]

He got greedy

I can't say that I blame him for trying. Dude wanted to retire and live happily ever after with his wife and daughter.

 

[Nebulous]

I can't say that I blame him for trying. Dude wanted to retire and live happily ever after with his wife and daughter.

Thats one way to look at it. If that was his ultimate goal, he could have made that happen.