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scans_daily2011-05-04 19:26
Tales of Midgard or the Warriors Three take a bite out of the Big Apple
Greetings True Believers!
Walter Simonson's run of The Mighty Thor is just perfect. The Warriors Three are a big part of that perfection.
The Asgardians have just defeated Surtur and saved the Nine Realms. Time to head home? Odin's Stones, no! Volstagg, Hogun and Fandral hit the streets for some errands and Midgard fun!

They, in the words of Carl from ATHF, "Don't need instructions to know how to rock!"
Plus a scene from the cute flirtation that Beta Ray Bill and Sif had around that time.
Dr. Blake's staff have seen him in months and they get a visitor.


Later, the W3 take in the NY sights.


Their crawl continues and they run into a certain pack....



Oh, guys. Never stop being you.
Now a scene from Bill and Sif's wanderings. I know Thor and Sif have the whole immortal love thing going for them but Seta is almost too cute.


Plus I'm tracking down an old issue of Power Pack written by Louise Simonson that features the PP/W3 on an adventure! I will be posting that.
Walter Simonson's run of The Mighty Thor is just perfect. The Warriors Three are a big part of that perfection.
The Asgardians have just defeated Surtur and saved the Nine Realms. Time to head home? Odin's Stones, no! Volstagg, Hogun and Fandral hit the streets for some errands and Midgard fun!

They, in the words of Carl from ATHF, "Don't need instructions to know how to rock!"
Plus a scene from the cute flirtation that Beta Ray Bill and Sif had around that time.
Dr. Blake's staff have seen him in months and they get a visitor.


Later, the W3 take in the NY sights.


Their crawl continues and they run into a certain pack....



Oh, guys. Never stop being you.
Now a scene from Bill and Sif's wanderings. I know Thor and Sif have the whole immortal love thing going for them but Seta is almost too cute.


Plus I'm tracking down an old issue of Power Pack written by Louise Simonson that features the PP/W3 on an adventure! I will be posting that.
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And Loki assured that he would always be hateful toward Odin and the Asgardians with his time travel schemes. Loki's great tragedy is that he does it to himself. Odin has his share of the responsibility but Loki burned his own bridges.
Thor and Odin have a complex relationship. The deep love and loyalty is there but there is also a sense of competition and power. Thor didn't desire power and authority like Loki did but merely expected it because of his power and position. He wasn't evil but he was spoiled and unsure of his path. In way Odin headed off a face heel turn with his actions.
Odin mated with Gaea so Thor would be of Midgard and Asgard. This was destiny but it's also caused it's share of problems and solutions. The good side is that Thor didn't rage against Odin for his exile because he came to realize that Earth and it's people were his home too. The downside is that while Odin cares about Midgard and the humans in a distant, abstract way, Thor loves them as he does Asgard. This will always be a source of conflict between father and son. It's part of Fear Itself today.
"it's that treating promising youths like crap to shape them into "the heroes that the world needs" has got pretty even chances of backfiring horribly"
Very true but sometimes it's what is needed. I think Thor was one of those cases.