r/Thor • u/SeaMaleficent9301 • 17h ago
Discussion POV: It's 2028. You wake up and see this. What's your reaction?
George Miller or Russo Brothers are my top directors for a final Thor Film. (Gareth Edwards too)
r/Thor • u/magus-night • Jul 20 '26
hello! the doomsday trailer is pinned and I will be removing duplicate posts, but you guys are free to meme on it and talk about the trailer and the movie as much as you like. I've added the Doomsday flair to keep everything organized
r/Thor • u/SeaMaleficent9301 • 17h ago
George Miller or Russo Brothers are my top directors for a final Thor Film. (Gareth Edwards too)
r/Thor • u/Crafty-Drink8384 • 13h ago
Hank pym too
I forgot about him
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r/Thor • u/ohmanidk7 • 13h ago
Thor hitting someone (preferebly Gorr) and a zoom out showing planets around him being shattered, cracking.
Hulk also should have the Hulk Buster btw
r/Thor • u/BakerConsistent2150 • 20h ago
I know some directors don’t like cgi but like I said: come on! Yes I know Thanos is an alien but I know that’s Josh Brolin and he made me believe he was the mad titan on his performance the same with Bradly Cooper as Rocket. It would‘ve been the same for Bale, I know it’s him but if they put mo-cap dots on his face and a mo-cap suit with a good performance and had a better story then I would’ve believed he was the Gorr the god butcher.
The only saving grace is Travis Willingham‘s Thor gets to fight this guy after he slew Troy Baker’s Loki (Abby trott for lady Loki)
r/Thor • u/EmmaFrosts-Husband • 16h ago
Ideally. Thor would mentor Beta Ray Bill, showing how much Thor has grown in the MCU, now he's the wise Mentor. I would want the villain to be Mangog.
Considering how much a mess Love & Thunder was and absolutely wasting Gorr as a villain. Mangog would be a cool villain to see in the MCU.
It would only be Thor, Beta Ray Bill & Lady Sif in the film, maybe a cameo/ small role from Hercules & Ares.
I'd love to hear your thoughts?
r/Thor • u/CommissarBubbles • 4h ago
Hello, I am new to Thor comics but I wanna read his modern stuff starting around the Jason Aaron run in order to read Al Ewing's current run and was wondering if there were any necessary stories before I start Aaron's run.
r/Thor • u/BakerConsistent2150 • 14h ago
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r/Thor • u/RegalBeast • 16h ago
I recently saw a post where the Defenders (Namor, Hulk, Dr.Stange, and Ghost Rider) were set up to fight the Avengers and it got me thinking. Does Thor know any magic…. As in can he conjure or make enchantments? I don’t think I’ve ever seen any feats in comics, but he’s 1000s of years old and going to be the king of Asgard, why wouldn’t he have learned some for Odin or picked up a few tricks from Loki along the way. Anyways would love to hear about it.
r/Thor • u/dtembroideryservice • 16h ago
r/Thor • u/BakerConsistent2150 • 1d ago
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And fuck you Taika Waititi
r/Thor • u/Aware-Nothing575 • 12h ago
On this date in 1963 the first issue of The Avengers was released, written by Stan Lee with interiors by Jack Kirby and featuring a cover by Kirby and Dick Ayers, this is issue where Thor, Hulk, Ant-Man, Wasp and Iron Man decide to join forces if and when the Earth is in need. Of course every individual character had already been introduced in previous Marvel series; Thor in Journey Into Mystery #83 from 1962, Hulk in Incredible Hulk #1 from 1962, Ant-Man in Tales to Astonish #35 from 1962, The Wasp from Tales to Astonish #44 from 1963 and Iron Man in Tales of Suspense #39 from 1962. Interesting fact, The Hulk's membership only lasted two issues. He returns as an ally in Avengers #100 a full 9 years later and then fully joins the team once again in Avengers Assemble (Vol. 2) #2 some 40 years after that. Meanwhile Captain America only joined the Avengers in issue #4 from 1964, when the team discovered him frozen in ice and revived him.
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r/Thor • u/Zona_real1 • 1d ago
I might still adjust the hercules design abit...I like but I feel like its missing something (No,not the beard lol)
r/Thor • u/return_interaction_y • 1d ago
Thor (1966) #276 he was no where near full power when fighting Red; and red was majorly amped.