Thor # 8: Thor And Tony Talk

[superfangirl1]

Tony ask Thor why he is being irresponsible with his hammer. And then Thor say he doesn’t got to explain his actions to anyone, especially Tony.

Tony gets insulted and says fine, lets do this the hard way. Which he proceeds to hit Thor with his hammer.

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[superfangirl1]

Thor to prepare for a possible big event as the Black Winter showed him a vision of a dark future. Which has Thanos holding Mjolnir with the Infinity Stones attached to the hammer in one hand and a demonic black gauntlet in the the other arm. Behind Thanos are zombie versions of all of the heroes of the Marvel Universe.

He took off the Mjolnir to and put it in Broxton, Oklahoma to test a theory.

[zachbeacon]

Sorry, could you clarify that? He removed the worthiness enchantment because he had a vision of someone unworthy using it?

[superfangirl1]

https://www.cbr.com/thor-thanos-mjolnir-infinity-upgrades/

[zachbeacon]

Ok, I read it. That part I understood. I didn't see any mention of what happened with the enchantment though.

[beyondthefringe]

Pardon me while I roll my eyes at yet another mighty Marvel mash-up. I mean, with all the Infinity Stones, you're basically all-powerful to begin with. So slapping them onto Mjolnir is basically just gilding the lily. It doesn't make sense. It's like, if Thanos had the Infinity Gauntlet, would he be any more all-powerful if he strapped an old-school cosmic cube to his groin, and rode Silver Surfer's surfboard into battle?

And really, I just don't ever care to see either Thanos or the Infinity Stones again. That story well ran dry years ago. How many times can he achieve PHENOMENAL COSMIC POWER and then be defeated/killed before it becomes downright redundant?

[zachbeacon]

Clearly you don't appreciate how much more powerful the cosmic cube becomes when you duct tape a knife to it.

[janegray]

I wish we could like replies here because yours was A+

[icon_uk]

I'd READ that comic.

[repto]

Ah, I see you've played knifey-cubey before.

[scorntx]

As long as Jim Starlin lives.
Because that's really the only Thanos story Jim Starlin ever tells.

"Thanos has become all-powerful and no-one can stop him because he's too cool and awesome and - oh wait he dropped the Cube, but he didn't because he totally planned for that. (Did we mention Thanos is cool and awesome? We did? Good, good.) And now the reset button, because Thanos's actions having consequences would mean him having to suffer for them, and that cannot happen."

Throw in some Adam Warlock and some Ross/Rachel shenanigans with Thanos and Death and you're gold.


Really, the smartest thing that could've been done with the gems would've been for Starlin to utterly destroy them completely right after Gauntlet so no-one could ever use them again.
(I.E., exactly what Movie Thanos went and did.)
It wouldn't have stopped someone eventually bringing them back, but it's nice to think it might've slowed them down for a few seconds.


-yet another mighty Marvel mash-up-
It does seem like every future Marvel visits is now occupied by mashed-up versions of characters.
Certainly adds a new meaning to the phrase "grim darkness".
Wasn't it Cates who gave us Cosmic Ghost Rider Punisher to begin with? Mashed-up future versions of characters seems to be A Thing with him.

(... though, ah, admittedly, that glimpse of a mashed-up Kamala Khan and Major Victory seems like a mildly interesting idea.)

[deh_tommy]

Ex-Herald of Galactus Ghost Rider Frank Castle vs. Mjolnir-wielding Silver Surfer, mind you.

[icon_uk]

Yeah, putting the Infinity Stones on Mjolnir would basically be so pointless you might as well just put them in a plastic bag, because the power gap between the Stones and pretty much ANYHTING else is so vast as to make such distinctions meaningless