May 4th 2011 By: Curt Franklin
Comics, Everybody: The History of Thor Explained
In today's original comic by Curt Franklin and artist Chris Haley of the superhero webcomic "Let's Be Friends Again," we're going break down the history of notable comic book characters in a recurring segment we call Comics, Everybody! Today's character is a familiar one that's about to appear on the silver screen: The Mighty Thor.
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I believe SUPERMAN also wielded the hammer in the Avengers/JLA crossover.
The picture of Supes with Mjolnir and Cap's shield is pretty awesome.
Bloodly
In a What If, Rogue's also become Thor-she once drained him during her villain days; the split was her taking the lot.
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Olav The Hairy
Could be the funniest depiction of the Warriors Three ever. Good work lads.
May 27 2011 at 4:22 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyAwesome. Thor as a frog? Are you serious? Never heard that before!
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Hub
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Thor: One of the most straightforward, least convoluted super heroes to ever exist?
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Ahmad
I'm as shocked as you are.
May 10 2011 at 10:47 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyThor himself may be, but the history of his various human identities is as convoluted as anything in comics.
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cryo13305
Nice, the game is looking ever more attractive...
May 08 2011 at 12:59 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyI love Thor, I wish there were more articles like this
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I'm going to check out the "THOR" movie this weekend,and I won't be at all surprised to hear the following songs in the soundtrack:
"GOD OF THUNDER" by Kiss
"THUNDERSTRUCK" by AC/DC
In fact,I'll be surprised if these songs DON'T appear in the soundtrack,as they'd BOTH be totally fitting.
Especially since AC/DC songs have already been used in the last "IRON MAN" movie.
Wouldn't Simon Walterson (a.k.a. Puddlegulp, Frog Thor) be considered worthy? Frogjolnir is a sliver of Mjolnir, after all.
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