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The many great post with Marvel's Valhalla, did inspire me to post somthing from Peter Madsen's Valhalla. In which some learns a valuable lessons and others don't

The excellent scanlations is not mine

Heindal are feeling rather self pity in the spring, where it seems that everybody but himself, have a partner to share the spring with. Freja stumbles over him and banish all his depressive thoughts.

A surprise meeting outside Freja's home, Odin is trying to find a way in, as the doors are barred for him. Only those that Freja wishes, can enter her halls.

A rather frustrated Odin and a mischievous Loki, are having a conversation about Freja.

Loki deceive Heimdal to steal Freja's golden necklace, so Heimdal can protect it, which Freja would be grateful (yes it's stupid plan, but Heimdal are not so bright)

After the plan fails, Loke then steal the necklace himself, but Heimdal sets after Loke and after a rather epic battle he catches Loke. But Loke lies (suprise!) and tells Heimdal, that he is only bringing a love gift from Freja to Odin. Heimdal buys the story, remember not so bright. Freja quickly finds out that Loke has stolen her neklace, and goes to Odin to air her grievances.

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regndoft

One thing I've always loved about Valhalla is that while Madsen frequently changes and reinvents the myths, he still pays homage to the original versions. The rumours about the payment for Brisingamen here is a good example, as is Loki's nightmare about his punishment for killing Balder in volume 13.

And lol at Heimdal complaining about the Scandinavian winters. I've been having that conversation a lot lately; thank God the sun has once again graced us with its presence by now, even up here. *Swede*

hyaroo

Full agreement on all accounts. *Norwegian*

stalkerbunny

And now it's snowing again. Oh Scandinavian spring... ♥

avantre

Nice little story. Still, should this have a NSFW warning on it? Not being prudish, but I'd hate for some person to open this at work and have someone puratinical walk by just as they scrolled down to the topless pages.

Or puratanical, even.

icon_uk

Or even Puritanical! :)

shadur

Aw, Heimdall. You go, man.

wizardru

I've never heard of this before. This has a very European feel, if you know what I mean. I rather like it.

That's probably because it is European. ^_^ More specifically, it's Danish. Valhalla is a series of fifteen albums which re-tell the old Norse myths, though with its own spin on it (though it's a lot closer to the original myths than the Marvel version is).