PREVIEW: Thor, #4

[Andy]

So have they revealed who she is yet or are they still dragging that out so they hold onto readers?

[yet another]

I hope this title will still go on and be recognizable after secret wars.

[asiea]

I'm going to laugh if She-Thor ends up being Thor's feminine side.

hahaa love that

[Habis]

So have they revealed who she is yet or are they still dragging that out so they hold onto readers?

My bet is Carol Denvers. She picked the hammer from the surface of the Moon. How many female "Odin-worthy" characters are able to even go there? There can't be many.

The Valkyrie is another option (she could be there with the rest of the Asgardians) but Valkyrie's dialogue would be Asgardian, and Thor's isn't.

[Kurolegacy]

So have they revealed who she is yet or are they still dragging that out so they hold onto readers?

Still a mystery even as of March's solicits. Hopefully it doesn't go on too long considering that it becomes a little bothersome to drag out a mystery of who the main character is in their own book.

[Superchick]

My bet is Carol Denvers. She picked the hammer from the surface of the Moon. How many female "Odin-worthy" characters are able to even go there? There can't be many.

The Valkyrie is another option (she could be there with the rest of the Asgardians) but Valkyrie's dialogue would be Asgardian, and Thor's isn't.

Its a human Thor supporting character that has been in Thor: God of Thunder. So either Roz or Jane we are thinking right?

[davew128]

My bet is Carol Denvers. She picked the hammer from the surface of the Moon. How many female "Odin-worthy" characters are able to even go there? There can't be many.

The Valkyrie is another option (she could be there with the rest of the Asgardians) but Valkyrie's dialogue would be Asgardian, and Thor's isn't.

Well it was in the Blue Area and Asgard was in space not far away. Really the list of people is the usual suspects.

[Habis]

Its a human Thor supporting character that has been in Thor: God of Thunder. So either Roz or Jane we are thinking right?

And how could any of them have arrived to the Moon?

Well it was in the Blue Area and Asgard was in space not far away. Really the list of people is the usual suspects.

We know the new Thor isn't Asgardian because of her inner dialogue. And yes, the hammer was in the Blue Area, and Asgard wasn't far from there, but that person would still have to reach the Moon and/or Asgard.

So the options are:

1.-A non-Asgardian woman able to reach the Moon.
2.-A non-Asgardian woman who was stranded at the Moon for some reason.
3.-A non-Asgardian woman who was living at Asgard and reached the Blue Area from there.

If you add the fact that she has to be Odin-worthy, that narrows the list even more. Also...are we sure any woman who grabs the hammer is going to adquire Thor's features, or was she already a blonde before lifting Mjolnir?

[marvelousmetalmouse]

I think before anyone starts throwing away candidates based on access to the moon, we should remember that look Freyja gave in issue one. I'd bet anything that she has a hand in this new Thor business, so it would explain how some woman (likely Roz) would be able to get to the moon.

[Mike82]

My bet is Carol Denvers. She picked the hammer from the surface of the Moon. How many female "Odin-worthy" characters are able to even go there? There can't be many.

The Valkyrie is another option (she could be there with the rest of the Asgardians) but Valkyrie's dialogue would be Asgardian, and Thor's isn't.

She's doing her own thing in another part of the universe with the Guardians.

[Rogue Star]

And how could any of them have arrived to the Moon?



We know the new Thor isn't Asgardian because of her inner dialogue. And yes, the hammer was in the Blue Area, and Asgard wasn't far from there, but that person would still have to reach the Moon and/or Asgard.

So the options are:

1.-A non-Asgardian woman able to reach the Moon.
2.-A non-Asgardian woman who was stranded at the Moon for some reason.
3.-A non-Asgardian woman who was living at Asgard and reached the Blue Area from there.

If you add the fact that she has to be Odin-worthy, that narrows the list even more. Also...are we sure any woman who grabs the hammer is going to adquire Thor's features, or was she already a blonde before lifting Mjolnir?

No, she was not a blond before lifting the hammer.

[Raye]

And how could any of them have arrived to the Moon?



We know the new Thor isn't Asgardian because of her inner dialogue. And yes, the hammer was in the Blue Area, and Asgard wasn't far from there, but that person would still have to reach the Moon and/or Asgard.

So the options are:

1.-A non-Asgardian woman able to reach the Moon.
2.-A non-Asgardian woman who was stranded at the Moon for some reason.
3.-A non-Asgardian woman who was living at Asgard and reached the Blue Area from there.

If you add the fact that she has to be Odin-worthy, that narrows the list even more. Also...are we sure any woman who grabs the hammer is going to adquire Thor's features, or was she already a blonde before lifting Mjolnir?

It's either Roz or Jane. I am leaning towards Roz.

Both of them have access to the moon. As a SHIELD agent, Roz has her fancy flying car, which we have seen (in Secret Avengers) is capable of space flight. Jane is in Asgardia, she can use the Bifrost. (though, to be fair, if she had, you'd think at the very least Heimdall would have known about it)

And I doubt it could be Carol, since she has her own solo book, and it would really conflict if she was the main protagonist in Thor as well. And, as mentioned above, she doesn't need the hammer to be a superhero.

[nj06]

Is Man-Thor still inverted here? He seems way too eager to fight. I know he really wants the hammer back but he just seems overly aggressive.

[cyberhubbs]

It's Roz. Was hoping for Jane with her Big C, but alas.

[Habis]

It's Roz. Was hoping for Jane with her Big C, but alas.

Well, at least Roz is badass. I don't think Jane Foster would be worthy from an Asgardian point of view.