5 Ways Professor X Is Actually The X-Men's Greatest Villain
Professor X, the leader of the X-Men, has always fought for peace between humans and mutants, but his actions have often been questionable. Despite being considered the best of the mutant nation, he has made decisions that seem suspicious and underhanded.
Charles Xavier's actions, from his earliest days in Marvel Comics, have been devious and hurtful to his X-Men, whom he considers his students. He has consistently put them in danger, making them almost cannon fodder for his own interests.
His protégé, Cyclops, has also made controversial decisions, following Professor X's lead. Both men have exhibited villainous tendencies, making them almost as villainous as they are heroic.
- Putting his X-Men in danger
- Creating a villain who nearly destroyed the world
He has often seemed like a villain, despite being supposed to have the best interests of his students at heart.
Professor X's actions have led to harm and destruction, making him more of a villain to the X-Men than many other characters.
Author's summary: Professor X's questionable actions make him a villain.
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