There's certainly some popular and rather superficial "reformation" of who Luther is and who he became after the reformation.  

A mere two years after he hammered his complaints on the door, he commented on the division that he had created....and we see it still today, where everyone has become their own authority, their own pope.

Martin Luther said, again, just 2 years after his act of division:  "There are as many sects and beliefs as there are heads. This fellow will have nothing to do with baptism; another denies the Sacrament; a third believes that there is another world between this and the Last Day.  Some teach that Christ is not God; some say this, some say that.  There is no rustic so rude but that, if he dreams or fancies anything, it must be the whisper of the Holy Spirit, and he himself a prophet.:"