History Webcomic / AlligatorLoki2022

* BlandNameProduct: The 'Thorlaroid' camera used in one issue, which doubles as a PunnyName.

* DeskSweepOfRage: Not entirely intentional, but a frustrated Loki knocks ''everything'' off Thor's desk while straining to move Mjolnir.

* PunnyName: The 'Thorlaroid' camera is a BlandNameProduct version.

* SilenceIsGolden: There's no dialogue, although we do get "chomp" sound effects when Loki's attacking butterflies and readable text on phones, photo captions and other items.

* VitriolicBestBuds: Eventually settles into a version of this with the humanoid Loki.

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* BlandNameProduct: The 'Thorlaroid' camera used in the final issue, which doubles as a PunnyName.

* PhotoMontage: The series ends with a collection of '[[BlandNameProduct Thorlaroid]]' photos from Alligator Loki's birthday party.
* PunnyName: The 'Thorlaroid' camera seen in the last issue is a BlandNameProduct version.

* ThatsAllFolks: There's a final image and caption after the credits on issue #12, confirming that the series has ended but Alligator Loki will return.

* OtherMeAnnoysMe: When the humanoid version of Loki also enters the story, the two don't initially get along.
** Played with in the final issue, [[spoiler:with Loki locking Alligator Loki in a carrier and opening a dimensional portal. It’s implied that he's about to be banished back to his original world - but he's actually being sent to a surprise birthday party]].

The concept of Loki in the form of an alligator was first introduced by the Creator/DisneyPlus series Series/Loki2021, but this version is effectively a CanonImmigrant and the webcomic is not set in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse continuity.

* LighterAndSofter: It's an all-ages series and concentrates on fun with a little bit of mischief, as opposed to the darker tone of Thor and Loki's appearances in most Marvel titles.

As with Marvel's other Infinity Comics, the series is (at least initially) only available via the Marvel Unlimited app. The first chapter was released March 10, 2022.

* SilenceIsGolden: There's no dialogue, although we do get "chomp" sound effects when Loki's attacking butterflies (and there's readable text on Thor's phone screen).

* LogicalWeakness: The humanoid Loki is the son of a frost giant, but Alligator Loki is a reptile. He's never seen snoe before and he's not so good with extreme cold.

* CanonImmigrant: It’s unclear whether Alligator Loki is an AlternateUniverse version who's naturally an alligator, or a transformed version of a humanoid Loki, but this version of the character is drawn from the Series/Loki2021 series, and hasn't appeared in the original comics before.

* CanonImmigrant: It’s unclear whether Alligator Loki is an AlternateUniverse version or a transformed version of the usual humanoid Loki, but this version of the character is drawn from the Series/Loki2021 series, and hasn't appeared in the original comics before.

The series is written by Alyssa Wong and illustrated by Bob Quinn, with color art by Pete Pantazis.

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* LooseCanon: The existing characters are broadly portrayed in the same way as the Franchise/MarvelUniverse version, but the story doesn’t easily slot into continuity.

* ReptilesAreAbhorrent: Downplayed. He's Loki. He's an alligator. He's awfully cute. But he'll still a little bit villainous and will attempt to eat Thor's head or steal his hammer.

* ContinuityNod: When Thor and Loki drop in on the Avengers, they're within Avengers Mountain, the half-buried remains of a Celestial, as seen in the Jason Aaron run.