Originally posted by krisblazeyes. When Thor gets knocked out, he mentions that he hasn't dreamed since he became unworthy because he's afraid if what he'll see.
Someone told me that they revealed what nick fury told thor in original sin.That true?
In his dream, Gor the god Butcher appears and voices that Thor himself isn't sure if gods should exist and that perhaps there truly does deserve to be a godless age.
Originally posted by Khazra Reborn
Fan art?
Yeah, because abhi cares about art...
He's masturbating furiously now, because a canon comic with such cover is going to be released soon:
http://www.newsarama.com/32200-dc-rebirth-new-variant-cover-gallery.html
Hopefully, it has Etrigan pulverizing Supes with one hit and stealing his powers.
Originally posted by Khazra Reborn
Fan art?
Originally posted by StiltmanFTW
Yeah, because abhi cares about art...He's masturbating furiously now, because a canon comic with such cover is going to be released soon:
http://www.newsarama.com/32200-dc-rebirth-new-variant-cover-gallery.html
Hopefully, it has Etrigan pulverizing Supes with one hit and stealing his powers.
That's Etrigan from Earth 13.
Originally posted by 8swords
could someone explain to me how this made thor unworthy??
Alternately, it could be viewed as him being unworthy because he views the mantle of Thor and the existence of ALL Gods to be something humanity is genuinely better off without now. Like they do more harm than good so he doesn't believe he's worthy of that power now.
Originally posted by Galan007
I'd tend to side with the latter interpretation, personally. 👆
See, I did when I first read it. But then I got to thinking about how Fem-Thor has been treated since then. It seems like if it was the latter then Thor would be against ANYONE having the hammer, plus against BRB and the rest totally stepping out of the equation.
But then again I'm a bit of a cynic so it's entirely possible that the former seems like a better interpretation to me solely because I'VE given up on humanity. I was in a particularly foul mood when I changed my mind about it lol
Originally posted by darthgoober
See, I did when I first read it. But then I got to thinking about how Fem-Thor has been treated since then. It seems like if it was the latter then Thor would be against ANYONE having the hammer, plus against BRB and the rest totally stepping out of the equation.But then again I'm a bit of a cynic so it's entirely possible that the former seems like a better interpretation to me solely because I'VE given up on humanity. I was in a particularly foul mood when I changed my mind about it lol
i wanna side with the latter too. but as of now we know that the hammer has a mind of its own. so does that mean it declares who is or who is not worthy? if so then why would thor's lack of faith or state of mind matter?
It would've made more sense if he hadn't been going through the same crisis of fate twice over.
Once a thousand years back (seen in V2 flashbacks) and when he inherited the Odinforce.
Shit, I feel like that's been Thor's stance a while now. That they live to serve mankind and not the other way around. He's already hailed several people as greater than gods, like Cap...
