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* PunnyName: In order to fix the Bifrost, Loki brings out the Wand of Whutevar (which is, in fact, just a fancy looking stick. Loki's magic is doing all the work.)
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* ProperlyParanoid: When Loki says they have a means to fix the Bifrost, a task previously estimated to take ten thousand years, Thor gets suspicious and asks what sort of bargain they've made this time. Loki doesn't answer the question, but their narration and quick exit afterwards (and, let's face it, Loki's entire history) makes it clear that Thor was extremely right to be suspicious.
* PunnyName: In order to fix the Bifrost, Loki brings out the Wand ofWhutevar Wutevar (which is, in fact, just a fancy looking stick. Loki's magic is doing all the work.)
* PunnyName: In order to fix the Bifrost, Loki brings out the Wand of
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''The Immortal Thor'' is an August 2023 ongoing comic from Creator/MarvelComics, initially written by Creator/AlEwing with art by Martín Cóccolo.
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* MonumentalDestruction: Toranos announces himself by blasting the Statue of Liberty to pieces with a single lightning bolt.
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* ArcWords: "The wheel has turned."
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** Not the first Ewing-penned story to have JerkassGods declaring that "the wheel has turned".
** Thor is dubious about Loki's claim they can fix the Bifrost, given what happened ''last time'' in Cates's run.
** The Utgard-gods and Gaea discuss the time Ulik replaced a temporarily dead Thor as "Tanarus", just after ''Fear Itself''.
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* TheManBehindTheMan: The one who unleashes the Utgard gods is [[spoiler:Gaea]], even though by her own words she was the one who sealed them away to begin with.
* MonumentalDestruction: Toranos announces himself by blasting the Statue of Liberty to pieces with a single lightning bolt.
* PunnyName: In order to fix the Bifrost, Loki brings out the Wand of Whutevar (which is, in fact, just a fancy looking stick. Loki's magic is doing all the work.)
* MonumentalDestruction: Toranos announces himself by blasting the Statue of Liberty to pieces with a single lightning bolt.
* PunnyName: In order to fix the Bifrost, Loki brings out the Wand of Whutevar (which is, in fact, just a fancy looking stick. Loki's magic is doing all the work.)
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Explored, as is often the case with Ewing's work. The first issue has Loki and Thor restore the Bifrost Bridge after it was destroyed back in Cates' run, but Loki's narration makes it clear this will not be without a heavy cost.
* StealthHiBye: Loki does this twice in issue 1. First they pop up just after Thor's defeated Skyrmir and the Warriors Four are wondering where Loki is, and again after they fix the Bifrost and Thor tries to thank them.
* StealthHiBye: Loki does this twice in issue 1. First they pop up just after Thor's defeated Skyrmir and the Warriors Four are wondering where Loki is, and again after they fix the Bifrost and Thor tries to thank them.
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* WildCard: Good old Loki. Now in the position of Skald of all the realms, their allegiance isn't necessarily to Asgard, Thor or even themselves, but to the story.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Almost literally in Ewing and Cóccolo's ''Thor'' (2023) Annual #1 prelude. Following the Cates-era cracking of Mjolnir (which was intended as [[Film/ThorLoveAndThunder synergy with the MCU]]), Ewing has Thor completely repair the hammer (though, interestingly, the Aaron-era gender-neutral tweaks to the Hammer's inscription remains unchanged).
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Almost literally in Ewing and Cóccolo's ''Thor'' (2023) Annual #1 prelude. Following the Cates-era cracking of Mjolnir (which was intended as [[Film/ThorLoveAndThunder synergy with the MCU]]), Ewing has Thor completely repair the hammer.
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* {{Interquel}}: Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' (2023) Annual #1 acts functions as a bridge between the Cates and Ewing eras, showing what prompts Thor to return to his classic look (and how Mjolnir's been repaired).
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* HesBack: A variation in Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' (2023) Annual #1. In the wake of ''ComicBook/Thor2020'''s conclusion, Thor's shaken himself out of his Cates-era (and even Aaron-era) melancholy. He's back to being joyful and hopeful again, best symbolized by a return to his classic look.
* {{Interquel}}: Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' (2023) Annual #1 acts a bridge between the Cates and Ewing eras, showing what prompts Thor to return to his classic look (and how Mjolnir's been repaired).
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* HesBack: A variation in Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story prelude in ''Thor'' (2023) Annual #1. In the wake of ''ComicBook/Thor2020'''s conclusion, Thor's shaken himself out of his Cates-era (and even Aaron-era) melancholy. He's back to being joyful and hopeful again, best symbolized by a return to his classic look.
* {{Interquel}}: Ewing andCóccolo's backup story Cóccolo's in ''Thor'' (2023) Annual #1 acts a bridge between the Cates and Ewing eras, showing what prompts Thor to return to his classic look (and how Mjolnir's been repaired).
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Almost literally in Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' (2023) Annual #1.#1 prelude. Following the Cates-era cracking of Mjolnir (which was intended as [[Film/ThorLoveAndThunder synergy with the MCU]]), Ewing has Thor completely repair the hammer.
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* {{Interquel}}: Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' (2023) Annual #1 acts a bridge between the Cates and Ewing eras, showing what prompts Thor to return to his classic look.look (and how Mjolnir's been repaired).
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* HesBack: A variation in Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' Annual 2022. In the wake of ''ComicBook/Thor2020'''s conclusion, Thor's shaken himself out of his Cates-era (and even Aaron-era) melancholy. He's back to being joyful and hopeful again, best symbolized by a return to his classic look.
* {{Interquel}}: Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' Annual 2022 #1 acts a bridge between the Cates and Ewing eras, showing what prompts Thor to return to his classic look.
* {{Interquel}}: Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' Annual 2022 #1 acts a bridge between the Cates and Ewing eras, showing what prompts Thor to return to his classic look.
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* HesBack: A variation in Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' (2023) Annual 2022.#1. In the wake of ''ComicBook/Thor2020'''s conclusion, Thor's shaken himself out of his Cates-era (and even Aaron-era) melancholy. He's back to being joyful and hopeful again, best symbolized by a return to his classic look.
* {{Interquel}}: Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' (2023) Annual2022 #1 acts a bridge between the Cates and Ewing eras, showing what prompts Thor to return to his classic look.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Almost literally in Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' (2023) Annual 2022. #1. Following the Cates-era cracking of Mjolnir (which was intended as [[Film/ThorLoveAndThunder synergy with the MCU), MCU]]), Ewing has Thor completely repair the hammer.
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* StatusQuoIsGod: Almost literally in Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' Annual 2022. Following the Cates-era cracking of Mjolnir (which was intended as synergy with the MCU), Ewing has Thor restore completely repair the Hammer to its normal appearance.hammer.
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* StausQuoIsGod: StatusQuoIsGod: Almost literally in Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' Annual 2022. Following the Cates-era cracking of Mjolnir (which was intended as synergy with the MCU), Ewing has Thor restore the Hammer to its normal appearance.
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* {{Interquel}}: Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' Annual 2022 #1 acts a bridge between the Cates and Ewing eras, showing what prompts Thor to return to his classic look.
* {{Interquel}}: Ewing and Cóccolo's backup story in ''Thor'' Annual 2022 #1 acts a bridge between the Cates and Ewing eras, showing what prompts Thor to return to his classic look.
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It is a relaunch of ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'', following the end of the previous ''ComicBook/{{Thor|2020}}'' series in June 2023. It also marks Ewing's grand return to the Ten Realms following his acclaimed ''ComicBook/LokiAgentOfAsgard'' in 2015 (though he's continued to write Thor and Loki here and there in the interim). It also marks Martín Cóccolo's return to ''Thor'' after having previous penciled ''ComicBook/BannerOfWar'' during the Donny Cates era.
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It is a relaunch of ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'', following the end of the previous ''ComicBook/{{Thor|2020}}'' series in June 2023. It also marks Ewing's grand return to the Ten Realms following his acclaimed ''ComicBook/LokiAgentOfAsgard'' in 2015 (though he's continued to write Thor and Loki here and there in the interim). It also marks Martín Cóccolo's return to ''Thor'' after having previous previously penciled ''ComicBook/BannerOfWar'' during the Donny Cates era.
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interim). It also marks Martín Cóccolo's return to ''Thor'' after having previous penciled ''ComicBook/BannerOfWar'' during the Donny Cates era.
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''ComicBook/TheImmortalThor'' is an upcoming August 2023 ongoing comic from Creator/MarvelComics, written by Creator/AlEwing, and art by Martín Cóccolo.
It is a relaunch of ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'', picking up the Odinson's storyline following the conclusion of the preceding Creator/DonnyCates [[ComicBook/Thor2020 run]] in June 2023. It also marks Ewing's grand return to the Ten Realms following his acclaimed ''ComicBook/LokiAgentOfAsgard'' in 2015 (though he's continued to write Thor and Loki here and there in the interim).
It is a relaunch of ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'', picking up the Odinson's storyline following the conclusion of the preceding Creator/DonnyCates [[ComicBook/Thor2020 run]] in June 2023. It also marks Ewing's grand return to the Ten Realms following his acclaimed ''ComicBook/LokiAgentOfAsgard'' in 2015 (though he's continued to write Thor and Loki here and there in the interim).
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''ComicBook/TheImmortalThor'' is an upcoming August 2023 ongoing comic from Creator/MarvelComics, initially written by Creator/AlEwing, and Creator/AlEwing with art by Martín Cóccolo.
It is a relaunch of ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'',picking up the Odinson's storyline following the conclusion end of the preceding Creator/DonnyCates [[ComicBook/Thor2020 run]] previous ''ComicBook/{{Thor|2020}}'' series in June 2023. It also marks Ewing's grand return to the Ten Realms following his acclaimed ''ComicBook/LokiAgentOfAsgard'' in 2015 (though he's continued to write Thor and Loki here and there in the interim).
It is a relaunch of ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'',
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!!'''Warning: ''ComicBook/TheImmortalThor'' is a direct sequel to events in ''ComicBook/Thor2020'', so {{Late Arrival Spoiler}}s for that comic may be unmarked on this page.'''
-> ''"In Norse myths, they called him Thunderer. Vuer has he been called, and Hloriddi. The Gods know him as Asgard's King, keeper of Mjolnir, hero of the tales. When injustice grips the Earth and ancient powers bring down the sky, he fights for those who cannot—and when the tale is done, we will know what that cost him. This is the story of THE IMMORTAL THOR.''"
-->-- '''[[https://www.marvel.com/articles/comics/immortal-thor-1-al-ewing-martin-coccolo Marvel.com Press Release]]'''
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''ComicBook/TheImmortalThor'' is an upcoming August 2023 ongoing comic from Creator/MarvelComics, written by Creator/AlEwing, and art by Martín Cóccolo.
It is a relaunch of ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'', picking up the Odinson's storyline following the conclusion of the preceding Creator/DonnyCates [[ComicBook/Thor2020 run]] in June 2023. It also marks Ewing's grand return to the Ten Realms following his acclaimed ''ComicBook/LokiAgentOfAsgard'' in 2015 (though he's continued to write Thor and Loki here and there in the interim).
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* CostumeEvolution: Nic Klein's redesign from Donny Cates' run will be retired following its conclusion. Alex Ross has designed a new, classic Jack Kirby-inspired costume for the Ewing era.
* EvolvingCredits: The Donny Cates-era logo (which was a revival of the classic Walt Simonson-era logo) has been retired in favor a completely new Thor logo.
* VariantCover: Solicitations [[https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/comic/8354121/immortal-thor-1 reveal]] variant covers contributed by Cóccolo, Creator/GeorgePerez, Creator/BryanHitch, Francis Manapul, and Peach Momoko.
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!!'''Warning: ''ComicBook/TheImmortalThor'' is a direct sequel to events in ''ComicBook/Thor2020'', so {{Late Arrival Spoiler}}s for that comic may be unmarked on this page.'''
-> ''"In Norse myths, they called him Thunderer. Vuer has he been called, and Hloriddi. The Gods know him as Asgard's King, keeper of Mjolnir, hero of the tales. When injustice grips the Earth and ancient powers bring down the sky, he fights for those who cannot—and when the tale is done, we will know what that cost him. This is the story of THE IMMORTAL THOR.''"
-->-- '''[[https://www.marvel.com/articles/comics/immortal-thor-1-al-ewing-martin-coccolo Marvel.com Press Release]]'''
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Immortal Thor'' #1 cover art by Creator/AlexRoss]]
''ComicBook/TheImmortalThor'' is an upcoming August 2023 ongoing comic from Creator/MarvelComics, written by Creator/AlEwing, and art by Martín Cóccolo.
It is a relaunch of ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'', picking up the Odinson's storyline following the conclusion of the preceding Creator/DonnyCates [[ComicBook/Thor2020 run]] in June 2023. It also marks Ewing's grand return to the Ten Realms following his acclaimed ''ComicBook/LokiAgentOfAsgard'' in 2015 (though he's continued to write Thor and Loki here and there in the interim).
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!!Pre-release material for ''Immortal Thor'' provides examples of:
* CostumeEvolution: Nic Klein's redesign from Donny Cates' run will be retired following its conclusion. Alex Ross has designed a new, classic Jack Kirby-inspired costume for the Ewing era.
* EvolvingCredits: The Donny Cates-era logo (which was a revival of the classic Walt Simonson-era logo) has been retired in favor a completely new Thor logo.
* VariantCover: Solicitations [[https://leagueofcomicgeeks.com/comic/8354121/immortal-thor-1 reveal]] variant covers contributed by Cóccolo, Creator/GeorgePerez, Creator/BryanHitch, Francis Manapul, and Peach Momoko.
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