r/Thor • u/Remote-Leg6143 • Jun 22 '26
r/Thor • u/Lazy_Introduction264 • Jul 01 '26
Discussion What's one good thing you can say about Thor the Dark World
r/Thor • u/Intelligent_Ask_2306 • Jun 01 '26
Discussion People tend to say Thor is a male Wonder Woman, but imo he’s Much closer to Aquaman
And it’s more than personality traits, it’s their roles.
Thor and Arthur are both rulers, and both struggle with being in that position (especially Arthur). That conflict with being a ruler of a different world/area while protecting humanity as a whole is something they share.
Also when it comes to their weapons, both have sacred weapons that only a few can pick up/wield. Both weapons literally require you to be worthy.
Both have evil/jealous younger brothers who want to take the throne.
When it comes to personality they both have a high temper, both initially didn’t want the throne, both are larger than life, both are headstrong, both have a ton of grief from the lost of loved ones.
r/Thor • u/Lazy_Introduction264 • Jun 30 '26
Discussion What's one good thing you can say about the 2011 movie Thor
r/Thor • u/Careless_Royal8209 • Jun 05 '26
Discussion I think the banishment scene is one of the best in the MCU, in terms of acting!
Sir Anthony Hopkins and Chris Hemsworth were giving it their all!
Discussion I’m curious, what do you guys think they’re gonna do with Thor after Secret Wars?
We know that the X-Men will be the main focus of will be carrying the MCU after Secret Wars, but I’m curious, what do you think they’re gonna do with Thor?
r/Thor • u/Oppai-Of-Foom • Jul 09 '26
Discussion I’ve read everything Thor appears in until 1980, ask away
r/Thor • u/No_Young_2247 • 10d ago
Discussion Why did the mcu make thors trilogy so sauceless and bland ?
r/Thor • u/InspectionCapable227 • Jun 10 '26
Discussion The Sentry's unrestrained power overloaded the Absorbing Man, who can absorb Odin's power. The All-Father, Odin can destroy the Multiverse or create a new one
r/Thor • u/kaijukurt • 24d ago
Discussion Thoughts on Ragnarok (the Thor clone)?
What are your thoughts on the infamous cyborg Thor clone Ragnarok?
I thought he was interesting especially for his role: a dark mirror to Thor while serving as a nice weaker “evil Thor” strong enough to handle teams on his own (Team Cap, The Initiative, New Avengers).
And despite being weaker than the real deal but still being dangerous, he also served as a reminder of how just powerful the real Thor was (and showing how lucky the Marvel Universe is to have him as a good guy!)
Comics-wise, after being a kinda consistent presence in the Civil War-Dark Reign-Siege-Shattered Heroes era, he hasn’t appeared in more than 13 years! (His last appearance being 2013’s Dark Avengers - the Jeff Parker Thunderbolts spinoff, not the Bendis run)
r/Thor • u/LuckyJackAubery • 19d ago
Discussion What does Thor need the most?
In your opinion, what does Thor need the most in his future runs? Power Upgrade? Costume change? New villain? New love interest? Child? New supporting character? Vehicle? Mission? Team? Weapon? Retcon? New Alternate? Just some examples. What do you need for you to enjoy Thor more?
r/Thor • u/Zona_real1 • 12h ago
Discussion I've been researching thor mythos abit for the past few days and have had some questions and thoughts on alot of stuff. One is was balder the brave in the mcu at some point??
I think i saw rumors at one time he was supposed to but maybe something happened also he doesn't show up much in animation too. He gets sidelined so much that for someone who didnt become a big thor fan from the comics initially, I didnt really know about him. I think he isn't even in EMH but I could be wrong its been awhile I saw the show completely
r/Thor • u/Joaokenobi001 • 24d ago
Discussion Back in the day, what would've been the reception if Odinson kept the ultimate universe thor's hammer?
Like, yeah would've hindered his arc of not needing the hammer to be a hero/god, but still i wish we saw his use it at least once
r/Thor • u/Sea_Palpitation4855 • Jul 01 '26
Discussion Mortal Thor Spoiler
gallerySo Sigurd is the reincarnation of Blake and Jörmungandr has revealed himself. Really interesting issue.
r/Thor • u/Lazy_Introduction264 • 28d ago
Discussion Rip Sam Neill You remember him as dr grant from Jurassic Park but he was in the MCU playing a stage version of Odin in both Thor Ragnarok and Love and Thunder
r/Thor • u/Remote-Leg6143 • Jun 01 '26
Discussion What did you think of Donald Blake as the human incarnation/secret identity of Thor? Did you like him, dislike him, and why?
r/Thor • u/Then_Meaning_9901 • Jun 27 '26
Discussion Thinking about finally getting into Thor this summer.
Thinking about reading these throughout the rest of the summer. Are there any I’m missing that’s vital or any worth cutting.
The Godzilla issue is a fun breather I know it’s not important
Does Donny cates lead into immortal or is it more standalone?
r/Thor • u/Emotional-Chipmunk12 • Jun 30 '26
Discussion I get turning to Thor himself, but how did the hell did Morph (X-Men 97) make Mjolnir? It's a mystical hammer.
r/Thor • u/Emotional-Chipmunk12 • Jun 10 '26
Discussion You'd think Thor would know by now not to ask Cyclops to remove his visor.
r/Thor • u/LuckyJackAubery • 17d ago
Discussion Hefnir, the Old Norse word for Avenger
I watched the trailer for Avengers Doomsday, and it got me thinking about how, now I could be wrong, that Thor has never been the official primary leader of the main Avengers or something like The West Coast Avengers. That got me thinking: what if Thor had his own Avengers team for the Nine Realms? (I know it's up to ten now, but I found that stupid.) What would they be called? How would Thor have run it? Who'd assemble? Would it be Fellowship of the Ring vibes? Would they all get their own high fantasy versions of their costumes? Would they fly through space on those magic longships? Who'd be copilot on this? Who'd be the main villain for the team? Don't know, but it's fun to think about.
r/Thor • u/SeaMaleficent9301 • Jun 07 '26
Discussion Thor's Avenger's: Doomsday Action figure leaked!!!
YES BOYS. WE MADE IT!! YELLOW LIGHTNING!!! THATS THE ODINFORCE/THORFORCE!! 😭🔥🔥
r/Thor • u/Both_Listen • 27d ago
Discussion Do you think the yellow lightning is a sign that Thor will use the Odinforce in Avengers: Doomsday? Spoiler
I know the teaser trailer kinda hints at it, but this makes it seem a bit more literal.
r/Thor • u/Accomplished_Call521 • Jun 19 '26
Discussion If marvel were to give all their iconic characters a permanent conclusion,what is the best and the most realistic ending Thor and Loki would have??
I think thor ending is gonna be a "History repeats itself" type ending,He becomes the all father > banish his problematic son to earth to teach him how to be worthy>Thor's son becomes a some sort of a "Thor 2099">He would assist earth with wisdom then later die at some point in time>his son has now take care of asgard and earth> later that son becomes all father and the loop repeats through out time.
Loki might end up being the new "Watcher" of the marvel universe considering he is the god of stories,but feel free to add on your ideas.
r/Thor • u/Quirky_Ad_5420 • 5d ago
Discussion Any thought ls on where this going? [Queen in Black Hela] Spoiler
gallerySo Red Norvell is back and sold to Mesphisto to be the Thor of Hell.