It was revealed in Marvel Tokon that Thor will be released as a DLC fighter and the one wielding the hammer will not be the god of thunder people are accustomed to but instead Jane Foster. I am vaguely familiar of the Jane Foster Thor storyline, I was going to give the comics premise but as I was typing it I realize that Love and Thunder actually adapts the premise of the storyline pretty accurately for the most part.

Looking at the trailer, we see that the game incorporates a lot of the elements, Jane’s hand prior to transforming is clearly shown as frail so we know she has cancer. The question I have is that we see Jane have blonde hair when wielding Mjolnir when normally her has dark, brunette hair. Is this exclusive to Jane or does this apply to anyone whenever they use the power of Thor?

While I’m on this sub, I also have some random Thor questions
- as a Hulk fan, I think the debate between Hulk vs Thor should lean towards Hulk because Hulk is the strongest there is. And there have been multiple times Hulk fights the avengers including Thor. What do you guys think of this debate as being on the opposite side of me? Admittedly I am not the biggest fan of this question because Marvel refuses to give a definitive answer and almost always have the fights be inconclusive which feels pointless.

- Who would you say is the primary love interest of Thor in the comics? Is it Jane because I see many people talk about Sif. I’m aware of the Norse mythology but it’s vastly different than the comics, but even here I see many people like Sif. What are the thoughts as someone who is more knowledgeable about Marvel Thor’s love life?

- What is Odin’s alignment? Overall, is Odin a good guy or does he exhibit more villainous behavior? I see many Odin slander videos on social media which gives off the vibe that Odin is a bad guy in the same vein as Charles Xavier and the Guardians in Green Lantern. Is Odin really a bad guy?

- If you are from a Nordic country or have a strong Nordic background, how do you feel about your culture in Marvel comics? Seeing deities that are ingrained into your culture be turned into fictional characters that are ingrained many forms of media, what does it feel like? The normally red haired Thor being blonde and looking vastly different

Maybe both

Thor 2014, #7

Odin led the Einhenjar into battle, winning battle after battle and droving the frost giants back to their own planet, where he defeated king Laufey at the top of the Jotun temple, confiscating the frost giant's source of power, the Casket of Ancient Winters and forcing the frost giant's into a peace treaty with Asgard that lasted thousands of years.

The frost giants would use the casket to plunge the earth into a new ice age, and it is the casket's power that keeps Jotunheim intact, and after Odin took it, the planet was left in decay and the frost giant's were left severely weakened.

The first thor movie and the avengers movie did this, why they went back on it