ThePhoenX

I'm pretty surprise that none of you had ever read this issue...

@lazarus4tempest You saw what happened in "captain marvel #12" I presume...

Because It's been a long time, they don't give a sh.... Anyway... You know what I mean.

Why... Why.... :(

@thorson Hi Thorson!

I was worried about that!

But it's "not exactly what happened!" ;)

Last week-end, I saw Avengers 2. I found the film really good. Alternating very well, fast and slower paces.and humor is sucessfully distilled along the film.

But I think, the thing that amazed me the most is the avengers' skills.

As soon as they switch to "combat mode" they are like some kind of professionnal assassins : the right move at the right time. The synergy between them during the fights definitely worth a look.

And Thor is no exception.

About Thor, I don't want to say to many thing, but from my point of view it's one of the best way he was ever depicted : funny, skilled in combat with his bare hands, "enlightened". He has something of the "classic Thor".

There is just two moments in the film that a Thor fan can be disapointed but think about

that : Mini spoiler

five two seconds after whatever happens to him is he really hurt?

Just remind you that the guy who managed the feat :

And you, what did you think about it?

@asgaard: Hi asgaard! You're really prolific, it's cool. :)

Here's my "humble" point of view :

From the beginning Aaron didn't stick with the continuity. People didn't care, because Aaron is a good story teller and Thor looked badass. But we were already far, far away the Thor that Stan Lee and Jack Kirby created (the one who is my favorite super hero).

When Thor was created, at the early beginning, the writers let us thought that Donald Blake was a human who inherited the power of Thor from Mjolnir.

Maybe because the soul and the power of Thor resided in the hammer.

My guess :

I think this is the approach that Aaron wants to use. He doesn't care about continuity and wants to tell his own vision of Thor and Mjolnir.

I wouldn't be suprised if it turns out that Odinson was a vessel created by Odin for the soul of Thor residing in Mjolnir.

Ps : From my point of view, the inscription on Mjolnir was altered by one of the best Thor artist to create Beta Ray Bill. ;(

i think at the beginning it was just there to let Donald Blake thinks he was a human worthy of Mjolnir.

I always thought it would have been better if Cul was just the step-brother of Odin.

I know, each time (or almost) someone took the hammer, Thor was severely beaten up.

One can dream, but maybe in this encounter Aaron will show us how Thor can deal effortlessly with someone who has Mjolnir.

The best thing would be an unworthy Thor who totally outclasses "She-Thor", but in the same time would acknowledge her worth and take her under his wing.

It would be stupid to make her beat him, I mean :

she's just a rookie who took his hammer, his name, and what next?