Hi. There are THREE countries in North America. Not just one. I get that many Americans are only aware of themselves (the worst kind of self-awareness) but two of Marvel's hottest heroes: Deadpool and Wolverine are Canadian and have been major characters for decades. Nice if DC had just one permanent Canadian hero. Just saying.

Again, screenrant writers need a course on basic ethics/morals. Yeah if Galactus has no say in his behaviour (ie he has no free will) then he cannot be a villain.. or a hero.... he's a machine - an automaton.

However, by there's a problem.. he CAN live off uninhabited planets that have the right kind of energy, so his indifference to sentient life suggests that he's a villain.

What they miss is that what makes Superman one of the greatest heroes isn't his physical power... It's his comion and willingness to sacrifice himself to save everyone else.

Their need to make it all about force says more about them and their shallowness than it does about Superman.

Ok. Repetitive hyperbole aside, if we assume there is no such a thing as a soul (and there is literally zero evidence they exist) then all he's done is memorise the quantum structure of a person, randomised the states of their atoms then reset them. Or more simply, reversed time locally to the point just before he randomised the person and chose not to randomise then again.

And nothing about this is "heroic." It was done without permission and while apparently had no consequences was still an act of violence.

Get your ethics/morals in order.