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Well, there's also quite a lot of stuff based on "The Silmarillion." Should I post it?

Anyway, I'm posting it. Although, not exactly what I intended...
But it's based on "The Silmarillion," yes.

So, let me introduce you to my childhood idol!
Luke Skywalker is, of course, great, but I've always been drawn to villains.

And it turns out, I'm not the only one. I just found a ton of great art!
There's a lot of slash in it, though – but that's okay, he's the spirit of evil, the father of sin, the sower of vice, and the tempter of nations...

You probably all know him!
But I still can't resist and will introduce...

Please hate and complain – Melkor "Morgoth" Bauglir, Alkar the Brilliant, the Black Vala, the One Who Rose to Power, the first Dark Lord of Middle-earth

teacher (in the original version – father) of Sauron

lord of the Balrogs, creator of Orcs, Trolls, Wargs, Dragons, and everything else...

And simply the best villain of all time.

Historical moment #1 – Melkor creates Orcs!

Well, how does he create them... Let's just say he makes them out of the available raw materials.
Of course, the Elves are a pity... But, purely theoretically.

But what would we all do without Orcs?
What would we call brotherly peoples, friends, and loved ones, and in general, everyone who we don't like for some reason?
And what would we ourselves be for the rest of the world, finally? And the rest of the world, accordingly, for us?
That's the point.

Historical moment #2 – Melkor (with the support of loyal Balrogs) saves Middle-earth from absolute chthonic evil, embodied in the hungry Void, the primordial spider Ungoliant.

...Which he, however, first fattened up to such an unimaginable size. He overdid it a little, it happened to him.
She almost ate him. He had to save Middle-earth, what could he do...
But, of course, no one appreciated or thanked him.

Well, never mind. Melkor will return. He is one of those who cannot be destroyed, but only banished.