Amora the Enchantress Appreciation 2022

[Charlie_1981]

Damn none can escape Amora's charm.

Well, it's different from the None can stop the Juggernaut, Amora's the greatest lover of the Marvel Universe (can't believe she never has a valentine story in some Marvel specials from other years, it will be almost as when The Watcher tell What Ifs stories)

[Charlie_1981]

For me, clearly Amora the Enchantress isn't exactly a villainess, she can be more of a antihero because sometimes she helped her own people when a threat is so huge that need all of Asgard to battle, it was seen multiple times.

Amora the Enchantress is the embodiment of Asgardian love, she can sense and amplifly it when it comes to her charms but she, herself is unable to really know the true meaning of it, with Thor, with her sister Lorelei, Loki and even with her own sons and the majority of people she knows it already happened and even she on her own is able to recognize it but don't have the ability or just don't know how to begin with it.

While Thor has to need to learn lessons of humility, Amora should know more about love to be able to improve, be better and evolutionate to the next level.

All of these things are part of who she is, her personality and everything. I think because of it, she's so complex and people loves and expect more of her.

[Doom'nGloom]

Amora pursues love no matter what it costs her. Many times this made her seem like a villain but at times it also made her a hero. It's not that different than spider-man's pursuit of his uncles words. I agree Amora grows more as a character as she learns more about love. She only realized she cared about executioner once he's dead.

[Charlie_1981]

Amora pursues love no matter what it costs her. Many times this made her seem like a villain but at times it also made her a hero. It's not that different than spider-man's pursuit of his uncles words. I agree Amora grows more as a character as she learns more about love. She only realized she cared about executioner once he's dead.

Yeah it is What I said, it's truly hard to see a writer able to understand it and What happens it is What we have the best of her because of it make her more Human and it's a good thing. In the Strange Academy Special we have it too when she is talking with her son Alvi.

[Doom'nGloom]

Yeah it is What I said, it's truly hard to see a writer able to understand it and What happens it is What we have the best of her because of it make her more Human and it's a good thing. In the Strange Academy Special we have it too when she is talking with her son Alvi.

I love how at the beginning it seemed like she didn't care much for the wellbeing of her sons although she did care. Sometimes I feel like Amora has a problem expressing her love. At times she turns it into an obsession like with Thor or Executioner when she tried to bring him back from the dead. At other times it's hard to see she actually loves you like when she was sitting in a bar with her son in strange academy.

[Charlie_1981]

I love how at the beginning it seemed like she didn't care much for the wellbeing of her sons although she did care. Sometimes I feel like Amora has a problem expressing her love. At times she turns it into an obsession like with Thor or Executioner when she tried to bring him back from the dead. At other times it's hard to see she actually loves you like when she was sitting in a bar with her son in strange academy.

Yeah, there are clearly the kind of things that make her so complex.

[Charlie_1981]

A new pic

[marhawkman]

hmmmm this really should have been posted last week, but.....

[Charlie_1981]

hmmmm this really should have been posted last week, but.....

One of my favourite panels of all times.

[Doom'nGloom]

A new pic

That's beautiful The reflection of runes on her headpiece is a nice touch.

[Doom'nGloom]

Stumbled upon this artwork

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[Charlie_1981]

Stumbled upon this artwork

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Looks nice!

[Agent Z]

hmmmm this really should have been posted last week, but.....

Where is this from?

[Charlie_1981]

Where is this from?

Jurgens's Thor run when Tom Raney draws the book, I can't remember the issue.

[juan678]

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