Tag Archives: Loki

This Loki cosplayer is a dead ringer for the Tom Hiddleston-movie version of the god of mischief. Loki fetishists, you're welcome.

If you get the chance, pick up Loki: Ragnarok and Roll. It’s a grittier representation of the Norse Pantheon that taps into the true violent nature of the Viking culture while also serving up a delicious slice of sardonic humour on the side. You can laugh at these gods instead of having their nobility and heroism rammed down your throat.

Last week, Ragnarok happened twice: the Vikings prophecy of end-of-times and the release of Loki: Ragnarock and Roll. Luckily for us, only the latter occurred. We chatted with writer Eric M/ Esquivel about his take on Norse mythology as well as his upcoming work.

One of the central ideas of this blog is that superheroes are our modern-day gods and demi-gods. They serve many of the same purpose for us as the pantheons of gods served for their respective cultures. I’m speaking here from a cultural and psychological viewpoint, not a theological or metaphysical …