Tag Archives: Thor

'Ragnarok' is a must for any comic reader, a compelling tale drawn & written by a legendary skald that demands worshipful attention. Walt Simonson has shown us an age of storytelling and summoned it forward through the ages for us to behold.

'Avengers: Age of Ultron' brings Marvel's Phase Two to a fittingly spectacular climax. No doubt, it is fun. But how much spectacle starts to be too much?

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

PopMythology.com brings you this advance look at the cover, variant covers, and a couple of pages inside the eagerly-awaited first issue of Thor #1.

If you're a Marvel completist, the Marvel Famous Firsts: 75th Anniversary Masterworks Slipcase Set is everything grandiose missing in your life that you didn't know you needed.

Marvel has announced that coming this October, one of their most iconic characters, Thor, will become (or be replaced by?) a woman. That's right, and already fans all across the Internet are at this very second raising up a thunderstorm on Twitter and social media.

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.

This special collection of seven of Walt Simonson’s issues of The Mighty Thor represents some of the finest artwork and storytelling the series has ever seen.

If you can approach 'Thor: The Dark World' without expecting greatness of it and just let it be the lightweight diversion it wants to be, it's a fun and acceptable stop in the long-haul flight towards 'Avengers 2.'

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 …