Anyone notice how in AXIS #1 the Axe came flying back into Thors hand after he threw it at Falcap? Has it ALWAYS been able to do that because I'm fairly certain it hasn't...

@sophisticated_ignorance: Why Thor still has both arms in Axis? Didn't he lost one arm in Thor 1.

Axis is set several months before Thor 1.

Ok. I didn't read axis only saw pics! But if your assumption is true (Axe came flying back into Thors hand after he threw it at Falcap), why he didn't do that to disarm Malekith in Thor 1!

Guys, remember thor GoT 25? Check out young thor's fight. It seems that he has done the same.

Wouldn't it be funny if this whole time one of his powers were to use something like the force to get weapon's into his hands, or this whole time he's been using wind and pretending mjolnir is that cool? Maybe have odin or loki secretly in on it to make it seem like mjolnir could do all this extra stuff.

I read it and I'm confused too.

Really inconsistent.

@yedkowt: The hallmark of made up, forced, and unplanned stories my friend!

Well, Thor has some serious powers even without Mjölnir. No idea if these two are related, but still.

Young Thor was the one who enchanted the weapon over 1,000 years ago when he went to take on Apocalypse. I'm assuming Remender figures he can command Jarnbjorn because of that fact. But, then again, it makes the whole "Malekith cuts off Thor's arm" even more goofy if we are to accept that Thor can will the axe the same way he does (or did) Mjolnir. Marvel needs better editors.

@haveatthee: Marvel needs better writers and stories!!!!

Marvel needs better editors, writers, continuity, and make his stories as they did in the past.

i mean in uncanny avengers Steve was old and Thor still had mjolnir, in Captain America the same... Falcon became the new Cap and all of this happened after original sin, and well this Thor thing is... mmmm Jason Aaron is really good but Marvel is stupid jajaa

@nils: Like I said before, it's all to make the poser look good. Aaron obviously can't do that if Thor can still hold his own in a fight.