Journal 5: Villains Exposed

In the article "It Honestly Feels Like We Should Want to Want Better: "Thor: God of Thunder #6"" by shathley Q a very close look is taken on evil villains and how they came to be. It all starts out as the writer describes a scene at a younger age that sparked his beliefs and how he came to the realization that what kind of god would want to destroy something as beautiful as the earth. He then transfers over to how in stories you are either the bad guy or the good guy.

Gorr and Thor from io9.com

Shathley Q relates Gorr in Thor to other evil villains in stories such as Meet the Robinson's and Star Wars'. Throughout these comparisons, it is brought to light how the author of Thor comics really does not let into Gorr as much as some other villains are usually, so the author really does not do a good job of exposing Gorr.
I really had a hard time relating and understanding the entry due to how the writer presented his writing, however what I did perceive from it, was interesting and eyeopening. I had never really focused much on the evil villains except in MegaMind, so it was very interesting to have the focus of this entry to be villains.