Clor ragnarok should be back

[vijayshetty]

I seen him last in dark avengers
later I could not seen him
now he have original thor hammer so he is more powerful

[danielsan52]

I'd like to see him back and get stomped on by a resurrected Bill Foster.

[Chris0013]

I would like to see Thor's reaction to him.

[Zero Hunter]

I would like to see Thor's reaction to him.

Well as bad as Thor kicked Tony's ass for creating him I would imagine Thor would not stop until that creature was turned to a fine red paste. I just wish Thor has kicked Reed's ass too for his part in it.

[Tony Stark]

Well as bad as Thor kicked Tony's ass for creating him I would imagine Thor would not stop until that creature was turned to a fine red paste. I just wish Thor has kicked Reed's ass too for his part in it.

Yeah. Tony did get his ass handed to him to say the least. My friends mess with me about this issue all the time. It's done by my favorite artist and is set in my home town. Also you are correct. Reed got a complete pass on CW. Tony still takes hits to this day about it.

[CaptCleghorn]

I'd like to see him back and get stomped on by a resurrected Bill Foster.

A) QFT
B) What they said
C) This
D) All of the above

[Iron Maiden]

Bringing up Bill Foster, has any heroic character had a worse send off than he did? They wrapped him in a tarp and in chains instead of a burial vault of some kind.

[Frontier]

Bringing up Bill Foster, has any heroic character had a worse send off than he did? They wrapped him in a tarp and in chains instead of a burial vault of some kind.

Man, I forget how absolutely tone deaf this book was.

[Ichijinijisanji]

clor got a brain regrown in thunderbolts, in a timeline created by AIM and seemed to become more heroic
In the new thunderbolts it was shown that the cyborg didn't have many parts of his brain fully grown replaced by cybernetics and those were removed and his cells were stimulated to grow creating a whole brain.

its also possible that skrull pym programmed him to go unhinged.

[Iron Maiden]

Man, I forget how absolutely tone deaf this book was.

Yeah, I mean the chains certainly give one images of slavery. I don't know how no one could see that in editorial and addressed this by asking the artist to at least take that out.

[vijayshetty]

Bringing up Bill Foster, has any heroic character had a worse send off than he did? They wrapped him in a tarp and in chains instead of a burial vault of some kind.

in might avengers normal osborn took his leg bone and snap it btw

[Ravin' Ray]

in might avengers normal osborn took his leg bone and snap it btw

Oh I remember that! Even for Osborn I found it particularly callous.

[kcekada]

Bringing up Bill Foster, has any heroic character had a worse send off than he did? They wrapped him in a tarp and in chains instead of a burial vault of some kind.

Should definitely be brought back. Something about this final appearance that really grated on me was that they gave him a new bland uniform --- and that's the uniform that was used when they produced an action figure for him.

[Captain Craig]

Re: Clor/Ragnarok
I'm ok if he's brought back, just clearly as a foe. No gray area, we have plenty of Asgardian "enchanted tool bearing" heroes of merit to play with in 616.

Bringing up Bill Foster, has any heroic character had a worse send off than he did? They wrapped him in a tarp and in chains instead of a burial vault of some kind.

What would be the purpose of the chains exactly? Is there something about Goliath and his Pym Particles or anything that would make the chains a necessary precaution? The chains do seem odd. In some mythology stories you might see chains on a vampire, werewolf or even a witch because of resurrection or use of their hands/feet are deadly. Unless I'm missing something the chains on Goliath are very pointless.

[Chris0013]

Re: Clor/Ragnarok
I'm ok if he's brought back, just clearly as a foe. No gray area, we have plenty of Asgardian "enchanted tool bearing" heroes of merit to play with in 616.




What would be the purpose of the chains exactly? Is there something about Goliath and his Pym Particles or anything that would make the chains a necessary precaution? The chains do seem odd. In some mythology stories you might see chains on a vampire, werewolf or even a witch because of resurrection or use of their hands/feet are deadly. Unless I'm missing something the chains on Goliath are very pointless.

The chains may have just been used to wrap and hold the tarps around the body.