In 2007, Thor returned and re-created Asgard (and revived its people) in the middle of the United States, on land he legally bought! But Loki also returned, attempting to reform (first as a woman, then his regular male form and after a rebirth a Creepy Child). He finally managed to end the Ragnarok cycle, though all of Asgard was destroyed in the process. After Odin was Killed Off for Real, Thor gained his powers and responsibilities. Blake identity (who may or may not have been an actual person - it's confusing) and even was replaced temporarily by other heroes such as Beta Ray Bill and Thunderstrike. Odin's schemes were mostly a way to prevent Ragnarok from happening (again). This also explains the existence of many deities invented for the series, such as The Enchantress and her minion, The Executioner. Incidentally, the differences between Marvel's version and the actual myths were eventually explained by stating that Ragnarok (the final battle in which the gods would be killed) was a cyclical event that recreated the gods every two thousand years or so, and the current Asgardians were only the latest version. Thor's half-brother, Loki, became his Arch-Enemy and created many of Thor's other foes.Įventually, Thor and Jane broke up, and he started a relationship instead with Lady Sif, who in the original myths was Thor's wife. After learning the truth of his identity, Thor decided to stay on Earth (where he even co-founded The Avengers) and continued romancing Jane, much to Odin's displeasure. It turns out, however, that Blake really was Thor, having been given amnesia and a new form by his father, Odin, the ruler of the Asgardian gods, to "teach him humility" (it was revealed years later that this was actually part of a Gambit Roulette of Odin). While Blake was visiting Norway, an Alien Invasion drove him to hide in a cave, where he found a wooden stick when he struck it on the ground, it transformed into Thor's magic hammer, Mjölnir, and Blake found himself changed into Thor! Using his new powers, Blake defeated the invaders and decided to become a superhero in his native New York City, keeping the secret even from his love interest, Nurse Jane Foster. Donald Blake, a handicapped physician he had an injured leg and required a walking stick. Originally, Thor was supposed to be one Dr. It has been renamed and renumbered a couple of times since (current volume is titled Thor), but otherwise it is still the familiar tale of the immortal hero and his extensive supporting cast.
THOR CARTOON SERIES
The series remained in hiatus for a few years, then was revived as simply Thor in 2007. The series ended with the supposed death of Thor and most of the Asgardians. It was cancelled however only to be replaced by The Mighty Thor (vol. But the comic was canceled with issue #521 (June, 1998). They were replaced as series protagonists by a couple of other characters ( Shang-Chi, Black Widow, Hannibal King). Until issue #513 (October, 1997), where the Asgardians' tales concluded. The series was renamed back to Journey into Mystery and continued featuring the tales of the surviving Asgardians. Volume #1 lasted from 1966 to 1996, ending with issue #502 (September, 1996). With issue #126 (March, 1966), the comic was renamed The Mighty Thor. His series was featured regularly there until issue #125 (February, 1966). He first appeared in Journey into Mystery #83 (August, 1962), created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.
Also one of Marvel's major superhero characters since The '60s. Marvel Comics' version of the Norse God of Thunder. The original inscription upon the mighty Mjölnir.
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