History ComicBook / LokiAgentOfAsgard

* MugglesDoItBetter: In Issue 3 of ''[[ComicBook/LokiAgentOfAsgard Loki: Agent of Asgard]]'', the eponymous character is faced with [[SeaMonster giant fish]] Andvari, who is so strong and slippery that "neither hook nor net nor magic could land him". Loki decides to instead [[SchizoTech use a rocket launcher]] and take his gold that way.

-->'''Loki:''' [[BrutalHonesty I shot a fish with a bazooka.]]

* OldFlame: Lorelei, sister of Amora the Enhantress (they don't get along), former paramour of Thor (via sorcery) and Loki (sans sorcery).

* DoesntLikeGuns: Loki doesn't use them. He prefers his own methods.

* IResembleThatRemark: In issue 1, Thor says that Loki created "a mighty slash" upon the Internet. Loki says [[{{Malaproper}} that's not the right word]], but [[SlashFiction it's still true]].

* MetaFiction: Carries on the tradition from Journey Into Mystery. Loki's struggles to avoid falling back into his old role as a villain is a commentary on the fact that characters in fiction, and comic books in particular, tend to return to a familiar status quo, and it is very rare and difficult for them to truly change in any meaningful way.

* UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans: [[spoiler:The All-Mother is perfectly fine with what Old!Loki is planning, so long as Asgard's future is assured.

* CloningBlues: [[spoiler:Loki isn't really Loki, he's a copy made as Old!Loki's Get Out of Jail Free card.]]

* WhamEpisode: Issue 5. [[spoiler: As it turns out, Old Loki was actually from the future, showing that no matter how hard he tries to change, Loki will always return to his old ways. Worse is that the All-Mother knew all along, but tried to keep it that way to assure the future of Asgard.]]

* UnsoundEffect: During the fencing scene between in the fourth issue. 'SWAPP' and 'ALSO SWAPP' indeed.

* BlessedWithSuck: Verity Williams can see through lies. All lies, every lie. She can't even read a book, or watch a film because of it.

* LemonyNarrator: It's [[ComicBook/MightyAvengers El Ewing]]. Those captions (and the recap page) can get quite strange.

* Troll: Loki waves to a man who's looking at an article about [[GripingAboutGremlins that episode of]] Series/TheTwilightZone, while he's sitting on the wing of a plane.

* GroinAttack: Sigurd (the Ever-Glorious)is reasonably convinced that if he ends up in Valhalla, the Valkyrie are going to remove Little Sigurd.

* HowWeGotHere: The first issue begins with Loki stabbing Thor through the chest with a sword, and a voiceover of him saying "I know what I'm doing." The rest of the issue is dedicated to explaining ''why'' Loki he's doing it.

* DidYouReallyBelieve: [[spoiler:Old!Loki to Loki when he stabs him with Gram. A sword designed to reveal the truth doesn't work on someone who's honest about who and what they are.]]

* BigBad: [[spoiler:Old!Loki. And as of issue #4, the All-Mothers. Possibly.]]

-->'''Sigurd the Ever-Glorious''': "Everyone loves the oldie-worldie speak when Thor does it..."

** Its a little more complicated than that, though. It's more like he can ''be'' a lady, ''when'' he so chooses. Loki specifically states "I can turn into anything, as long as it's me." Any shape he takes, he considers to be another facet of himself, to the point where Old Loki has a habit of occasionally referring to himself as a girl. On top of that, author Al Ewing has described him as being genderfluid

** Its a little more complicated than that, though. It's more like he can *be* a lady, *when* he so chooses. Loki specifically states "I can turn into anything, as long as it's me." Any shape he takes, he considers to be another facet of himself, to the point where Old Loki has a habit of occasionally referring to himself as a girl. On top of that, author Al Ewing has described him as being genderfluid

Loki: Agent of Asgard is as it sounds: the [[JourneyIntoMystery continuing]] [[ComicBook/YoungAvengers adventures]] of everyone's favourite God of Chaos, ComicBook/{{Loki}}, as written by Al Ewing. Only now those adventures involve doing wet-work for the All-Mothers of Asgard, in exchange for his freedom and the chance of redemption. Only this time, Loki really, really, ''really'' means it. But the problem with having a past like Loki's is that sooner or later, it's going to catch up with you.

* CoolSword: Gram, which used to belong to Sigurd (the Ever-Glorious). Old!Loki had a large hand in its creation.

* YeOldeButcheredeEnglishe: Sigurd (the Ever-Glorious) briefly speaks like this when he first shows up. Mercifully, it's just an affectation.

* BigBad: [[spoiler:Old!Loki. And as of issue #4, the All-Mothers.]]

* CoolSword: Gram, which used to belong to Sigurd (the Ever-Glorious). Old!Loki had a large hand in its involvement.

* InconvenientSummons: The All-Mothers have a bad habit of calling on Loki when he's trying to relax, or socialise with people.

* WalkingSpoiler: It's near impossible to talk about this series without mentioning the truth of Loki.

Loki: Agent of Asgard is as it sounds: the [[JourneyIntoMystery continuing]] [[ComicBook/YoungAvengers adventures]] of everyone's favourite God of Chaos, ComicBook/Loki, as written by Al Ewing. Only now those adventures involve doing wet-work for the All-Mothers of Asgard, in exchange for his freedom and the chance of redemption. Only this time, Loki really, really, ''really'' means it. But the problem with having a past like Loki's is that sooner or later, it's going to catch up with you.