r/Thor • u/Quirky_Ad_5420 • 4h ago
r/Thor • u/JuggernautPrudent623 • 8h ago
Discussion What Is Your Favourite Appearance Of Thor ((Chris Hemsworth))??
r/Thor • u/Infinitesuns0107 • 8h ago
Comics Thor overpowers the Lion God, who's superior to both Atum and Elder God Set (Avengers Vol. 1 #112)
r/Thor • u/magus-night • 0m ago
Discussion Spoilers! Thor #802 Discussion Spoiler
wow the angels kinda suck don't they? at least this one did.
sigurd really does hold his own, and I liked the banter between him and and angel. overall we don't learn that much this issue...
unrelated, but this had a preview for the Star Wars crossover comic in the back and... oof. Reads like a bad parody.
r/Thor • u/No_Young_2247 • 17h ago
Comics Thor (1998) Issue #25 thor putting absolute belt to mangog
This run is so fire
r/Thor • u/seanyboy2611 • 2h ago
"Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of THOR!"
galleryr/Thor • u/No_Young_2247 • 1d ago
Comics God this panel goes so hard
Thor (1998) Issue #85
r/Thor • u/Weirdo_Actor306 • 1h ago
Discussion Why Thor the Dark World is the best Thor Movie Spoiler
youtu.bePeople like to hate this movie but it is the best one out of the bunch. Thor one was a little boring but still did great world building and showed us a young arrogant Thor. Ragnarok was ok but lost the world building aspect and had no real emotional depth and the cgi was not what it used to be. Love and Thunder was utter trash. This scene in particular is why Thor the Dark word was my favorite. I know the villain isn’t great but the movie as a whole is fantastic. I think the best compromise is adding some of the humor and color from Ragnarok, the silliness but still seriousness of Infinity War Thor, and the world building look of Thor the dark world makes for the best Thor movie.
r/Thor • u/ZiggyStarlight • 1d ago
Discussion Disliked traits
So I’m going to ask as many superhero fanbases as I can this question. What are some traits about this hero that you hate, dislike or despise? Anywhere from a mild annoyance to a trait that would make you dislike any other character. I’m not talking about a way one writer in particular wrote them, or a time they were out of character or mishandled, I mean a reoccurring trait this character has.
r/Thor • u/MotherFuckerJones88 • 12h ago
Fan Content Odinson
Marvel Legends Maximum Thor. Now i have a classic Thor and a heroic age Thor.
r/Thor • u/No_Young_2247 • 1d ago
Discussion The mcu did the warrior 3 so dirty 😭
Basically just fodder
r/Thor • u/ProfectusInfinity • 1d ago
Loki confronts all his ex lovers. -Marvel's Voices: Pride (2022)
r/Thor • u/usename37 • 1d ago
Discussion Could awakened Thor beat Kurse without stormbreaker? Maybe with mjolnir or no weapons
r/Thor • u/Aggravating-Catch-98 • 1d ago
Question When does thor start regularly using lightning?
Currently going through the thor epic collections, roughly on issue 168, and while im really liking what im reading, just thought I'd be seeing more thunder and lightning when it comes to the comic book about the god of thunder. Was wondering when I'd start to see him use that part of his powers more so im asking here
r/Thor • u/Infinitesuns0107 • 1d ago
Comics Blackheart in his realm was unwilling to wage war with Hela (X-Force Vol. 1 #98)
r/Thor • u/No_Young_2247 • 2d ago
Discussion mangog is definitely beating doomsday
Who do yall think wins ?
r/Thor • u/No_Young_2247 • 2d ago
Discussion How strong is 616 comic odin ?
What are some of his greatest feats
r/Thor • u/JicamaNew8130 • 1d ago
Fan Content Thor Slander?? LETS GOOOOO!!
galleryThor Is Ripe For slander and I say we take it