No, that would most likely be due to this series with "Lady" Thor taking place AFTER the events of Axis.
Did you actually read the issue where he lost his arm? He was already wielding that Jarnbjorn axe before that point. Malekith even comments on it ... before taking Thor's arm off himself:
The simple act of "legitimately" wielding Mjolnir seems to include that language bonus. If you're trying to say that Thor is somehow "indwelling" in "Lady" Thor, you need to account for how "Lady" Thor is now interacting with Thor himself, who wants her to give his hammer back.
Maybe, but only because you're not paying attention to anything I or yourself are writing. No matter. I've said my piece and, after this post, am done for the present time.
I am 70% sure "Lady" Thor will eventually be revealed as the Enchantress. Her being or not being Rosalind Solomon, GIVEN the convoluted history of both DC and Marvel and their interchangeable staff, has little bearing on that.
Perhaps the difficulty is in realizing that both Marvel and DC have characters with 3 guises?
Most recent was Peter Parker being both Spider-Man and Doctor Octopus
as "Superior" Spider-man.
In that case, it didn't even matter that Spider-Man was shown FIGHTING Doctor Octopus -- the man in the spider-suit was still very much Otto Octavius.
(Or ... WAS he ...? A lot will depend on perspective here.
Superior Spider-man is one case possibly even more convoluted than "Lady" Thor.)
The best parallel, however, is again, Circe. Who made "appearances" via her magic power without actually being present. Who was all-too mortal Donna Milton in her day to day, but betrayed odd "clues" that SOMETHING weird/special was going on about her. Her "innate" identity power, Circe master of magics, surfaced when it needed to, preserving her life and that of her child when shot, protecting herself and others from a BLACK HOLE, of ALL things, and revealed near fully when Diana made her desperate request as a friend to go to the side of Artemis.
Here, "Lady" Thor and the current storylines reflect much the same phenomena.
It matters no more when you're dealing with a sorceress who can and has disguised herself that she be identified in another secret identity (Rosalind Solomon) than it does to say you have 3 other pair of shoes in your closet.
Not ONE thing I've written precludes Rosalind Solomon being "Lady" Thor.
Especially not with Mjolnir and its Asgardian "package" having independence now apparently not just from Thor but even Odin himself, who PUT the enchantments on that hammer to begin with. (Scroll a little further down the page I linked you to in order to see that.)
On the other hand, Enchantress-Thor reconciles, at present (this might change in the future, granted) how Thor can still be unworthy after Axis is resolved. Meanwhile, Amora's heroic action during the same series might explain how she could now be a hammer wielder. Certainly enough mind-bending and spell-casting has occurred in that series to explain virtually any change Marvel chooses to make (Carnage saving lives? CARNAGE??). Enchantress-Thor also explains "Lady" Thor being able to breach a magically durable adamantium and vibranium vault. For as a magician comparable to Malekith she could defeat lesser Midgard magic. Meanwhile, as an Asgardian with the pure demonstrated physical might to contend with, subdue, or even kill beings like She-hulk, Rogue, Lizard, and the X-Men's Monet ... well, I certainly think she'd more equipped to rend metal than a completely normal human lady stripped too long of Mjolnir.
At any rate, regardless of your response, only time will tell if I'm right or not, and absolutely nothing else.
LOL at Rulk getting slicked up by a barbed wire fence.
Duggan's fights have been unbelievably underwhelming thus far, hope this one is a bit better. From what I've seen so far though his scripting of big battle scenes is pretty terrible.
From the last two issues, it's just been a huge brawl between the three factions. Colossus can be seen fighting Sabretooth, Creel, Spider-Man, etc. all at different points in the melee. Cage can be seen fighting the Summers brothers and Creel.
Colossus, for his and X-Nation's part, have been fighting longer as the Axis inverted-Avengers show up after X-Nation and the inverted-villains have been fighting it out.
Then again, I wouldn't be surprised if, in a tie-in or whatever, Cage and Colossus duke it out on even footing and Cage does win straight-up. His strength limits aren't clearly defined anymore.
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