Thats not entirely true. Even in the beginning he at least paid lip service to overthrowing humanity for the benefit of mutantkind.

Hellfire wasn't particularly villainous, unlike Magneto Jr, before he was put under Hive's sway. He has the training and of course the abilities to be useful/

Most villains are the evil version of the hero in media in general- James Bond fights evil/corrupted super-spies, etc. That isn't a reason that the villains in Marvel movies arent particularly memorable, its the writing/script.

Magneto is central to the theme of mutants/X-men in a way that most villians can never be.

So May can take on 4-5 Primates but three trained agents cant defeat the same amount? Why did Lincoln actively not use his powers?

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why would he? there are plenty of wildling women who

She really doesn't have much of a range.

Too bad Madonna doesn't have the vocal range to do a lot of his songs.

Red Skull fell into the universe the same way that Loki did- you could easily have Thanos find him off-camera.

The Matrix made his career and LOTR solidified it.

What is Rhodey's status in the military? In Iron Man 2 and 3 he seemed to be War Machine as an asset to the US government. In this movie he seems able to make his own call as to whether he signs the accords or not.

Technically Jimi Hendrix is a one-hit wonder and he of course is fucking Jimi Hendrix. I wouldn't worry about it.

He was in a war zone so he may not have to pay taxes.

Technically both Gotham and Metropolis are NYC- you have to remember that Batman and Superman predate the shared DC universe.

Im pretty sure both Stan Lee and Jack Kirby were in the military in WW2.They should know better.

which of course itsdumb, because even when Morrison gave them mutant culture (music, fashion, etc.) they were still a small minority of the human population- you could fit a good majority of mutants on Genosha, which is a small island of of Madagascar. even if there were million or two, that's a small fraction of the…

you're trying way to hard to apply real science to comic book lore. none of the people who wrote these books are scientists- they found a semi-plausible explaination (or at least ones that sound plausible) and ran with it.none of the superhero powers make any sense.

except for 99 years of perpetual ownership of public space.

why is it bad? IRL, humans lived along side Neanderthals before they later went extinct as a distinct species(there is evidence that there was breeding between species).