Thor #126

[iamrman]

Odin interferes in Thor’s fight with Hercules.

I am sure giving the Odin-power to the obviously untrustworthy advisor won’t come back to bite Odin in the ass.

Comments

[cainofdreaming]

Oh my. That's one horny Odin.

[lbd_nytetrayn]

How can you tell?

[cainofdreaming]

How can't you tell? Those horns are huge!

[lbd_nytetrayn]

I thought that was just his natural state of being.

[scorntx]

"It is a rule immutable as the first law of sod that there is no such thing as a good chancellor." - Terry Pratchett.

Although maybe a man with the epithet "the Merciless" has some innovative ideas on local governance that just need a fair shake.

Our weekl, no, dai- hou- gah, minute-ly reminder that Marvel civilians are fickle and stupid.
In case we were in danger of forgetting.

(Where'd Jane get to? She was half the half-arsed justification for this crotch-measuring fight, so what happened to her? Did she run off or something?)

[iamrman]

Jane is still about. After the fight she tells Thor she was only flirting with Hercules to make him jealous.

[scorntx]

Ah, thanks.

[full_metal_ox]

"It is a rule immutable as the first law of sod that there is no such thing as a good chancellor." - Terry Pratchett.

Thank you for affording a cue to drop Feynite’s tragic Tumblore tale of Evil Chancellor Traytor:

https://feynites.tumblr.com/post/159551366714/minesottafatspoollegend-i-love-in-fantasy-when

[bruinsfan]

From the latter part of the fight I'm guessing that Seidring dropped Thor down to about Spider-Man level rather than half power.

I still wouldn't advise trash talking him as if he weren't there like the guys in the last panel, though.