Thor Odinson: God of Thunder Appreciation 2020

[GodThor]

The worst part about Brood Thor? He still won't shut up about the bloody hammer .

what Brood???

[Frontier]

what Brood???

From the Starbrand arc in Aaron's Avengers?

[GodThor]

From the Starbrand arc in Aaron's Avengers?

oh that.

how did he get infected anyway???

I thought he is immune to those stuff.

then again, you had Celestial getting sick so it shouldn't surprise me.

[The Cool Thatguy]

oh that.

how did he get infected anyway???

I thought he is immune to those stuff.

then again, you had Celestial getting sick so it shouldn't surprise me.

They glossed over that, and a few other important things (like the heralds vowing to kill the Starbrand)

[GodThor]

They glossed over that, and a few other important things (like the heralds vowing to kill the Starbrand)

nice, very nice.

do editors exist this days???

[The Cool Thatguy]

nice, very nice.

do editors exist this days???

To tell less popular or polite writers what they can do, yes.

[GodThor]

To tell less popular or polite writers what they can do, yes.

so Aaron is this big guy that no one dares to correct him???

[The Cool Thatguy]

so Aaron is this big guy that no one dares to correct him???

I've no ifdea honestly. Its just that his plotting certainly doesn't seem as if it has any meaningful oversight, like Bendis back in the day

[Jness]

nice, very nice.

do editors exist this days???

I think if you look for job descriptions for a comic editor (IDW's most recent one comes to mind), you'll find that the job description has nothing to do with the above and everything to do with "are we getting books out on time?" Effectively, if you're not qualified enough to get a PMP and make actual money, you can be a comic book editor. It's been this way for decades, it's just that it's easier to detect that now because of the internet's awareness of how this business works.

[GodThor]

I think if you look for job descriptions for a comic editor (IDW's most recent one comes to mind), you'll find that the job description has nothing to do with the above and everything to do with "are we getting books out on time?" Effectively, if you're not qualified enough to get a PMP and make actual money, you can be a comic book editor. It's been this way for decades, it's just that it's easier to detect that now because of the internet's awareness of how this business works.

hm good point.

still, there should be some oversight.

[PCN24454]

nice, very nice.

do editors exist this days???

They do. They might even have been behind the plot threads.

[GodThor]

They do. They might even have been behind the plot threads.

oh my, we're in trouble

[GodThor]

https://www.marvel.com/amp/articles/...mpression=true

[Frontier]

https://www.marvel.com/amp/articles/...mpression=true

Weird to see a novel centered around Tyr, but it's nice to see them taking Surtur seriously.

[GodThor]

Weird to see a novel centered around Tyr, but it's nice to see them taking Surtur seriously.

There is another one about Heimdall and Sif.

This stories are supposed to be set in the Marvel universe.

However, reading those previews, it seems more like it was written like real Norse mythology rather than Marvel one.