Thor and Loki relive the Trials of Utgard — and the God of Thunder encounters deadly foes in Marvel’s preview of Immortal Thor #7, set to arrive in February.Marvel’s preview of Al Ewing and Martin Coccolo’s Immortal Thor #7 reveals Thor and Loki coming face-to-face with Utgard-Loki in all his fiery glory. The Utgard god glares down at the two younger gods, who have a quick exchange, and Thor is eventually trapped in the coils of a giant serpent. Enchantress drapes herself across the Minotaur Dario Agger’s shoulder as he reads the story, while the Executioner looks on with a smirk.Ewing recently discussed Loki’s role in Immortal Thor, and the writer explained how he approached the God of Mischief’s characterization in the series. “Basically, we had to finally answer the question of “Is Loki friend or foe?” and the answer is ‘Yes.'” he said. “Rather than treat ‘When will Loki betray everyone?’ as a scary question looming in the background or as something that won’t come up — which can only end in slightly disappointing ways, as either Loki turns Full Evil and loses or his growth or they were, once again, Nice All Along (Or are they?) — we treat it as just part of the mythological condition,” Ewing explained.
Thor and Loki relive the Trials of Utgard — and the God of Thunder encounters deadly foes in Marvel’s preview of Immortal Thor #7, set to arrive in February.
Marvel‘s preview of Al Ewing and Martin Coccolo’s Immortal Thor #7 reveals Thor and Loki coming face-to-face with Utgard-Loki in all his fiery glory. The Utgard god glares down at the two younger gods, who have a quick exchange, and Thor is eventually trapped in the coils of a giant serpent. Enchantress drapes herself across the Minotaur Dario Agger’s shoulder as he reads the story, while the Executioner looks on with a smirk.
Ewing recently discussed Loki’s role in Immortal Thor, and the writer explained how he approached the God of Mischief’s characterization in the series. “Basically, we had to finally answer the question of “Is Loki friend or foe?” and the answer is ‘Yes.'” he said. “Rather than treat ‘When will Loki betray everyone?’ as a scary question looming in the background or as something that won’t come up — which can only end in slightly disappointing ways, as either Loki turns Full Evil and loses or his growth or they were, once again, Nice All Along (Or are they?) — we treat it as just part of the mythological condition,” Ewing explained.
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