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Is "Thor: Vikings" considered canon?
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Drsoe08
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Is "Thor: Vikings" considered canon?

The story was written by garth ennis in the marvel max imprint.

The story is about undead vikings invading new york city.

Jul 11th, 2017 11:33 AM

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Certainly hope not. Thor was emasculated like never in the arc.

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Originally posted by abhilegend
Certainly hope not. Thor was emasculated like never in the arc.

I hope so too.

But some people told me that it was canon.

Because the story did not contradict Thor's and Dr. Strange's history

another thing, Harald was also added to the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe A-Z

Jul 12th, 2017 12:07 PM

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The canonicity of Vikings is up in the air, as I do not believe there is anything that explicitly confirms if it's canon or non-canon... And because some MAX titles are canon and some are not, the series can't be ruled in or out that way either.