When I first heard that the successor to the wildly popular Thor: Ragnarok was titled Thor: Love and Thunder, I knew it meant Natalie Portman as Jane Foster would be wielding Mjolnir as the new Thor. I was super excited and immediately started explaining how great this storyline could be to all my MCU fanatic friends. When Jane took over the mantle of Thor in the comics I was thrilled. Not only does the costume look great on her, but the fact that Jane is proven worthy says a lot about a character who typically doesn't get a lot of story outside her role as a love interest. Without spoiling too much, I loved how the hammer had additional importance to Jane beyond a simple symbol of power. And Jane as a hero opened up a whole new world of possibilities for a character who had relegated to civilian life for 52 years of comics... and I've loved her journey ever since. I can't wait to see the story played out on the big screen. I hope it stays true to the comics, but only time will tell. Let's check out Thor below!
Thor comes with ad unhelmeted and helmeted head, and of course Mjolnir.
Thor also come with the Left Leg of the Build-a-Figure Korg.
Time for some Group and Comparison Pics!
Here is Thor with her wave-mate King Valkyrie.
Here is Thor with her Basic Series figure from Love and Thunder.
And with the Titan Hero Series figure.
And here is Thor with the comic-version Jane Foster Thor from 2017.
Here are my Thors all together. From Left to Right: Funko Rock Candy, Eaglemoss, Funko Pop, Bootlego, Titan Hero Series, MCU Marvel Legends, Mini-Mates, Comic Marvel Legends, Marvel Universe, and MCU Basic Series.
Cheers!
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