Marvel ended up killing Thor twice in the week of July 2nd, 2025, but one heroic death was better than the other.

In a bold and unpredictable move, Marvel Comics has shaken the very foundations of its mythology by officially removing Thor ...

Immortal Thor has led readers inexorably down the road to Thor’s death. Al Ewing’s latest Immortal series has taken Thor’s ...

Spoilers ahead for Marvel's Immortal Thor finale! Marvel's Thor is about to embark on an exciting new era in the comics, and ...

The relaunched Thor comic, coming from Marvel Comics in September 2025, will no longer be called "Thor" Marvel's Immortal ...

Following the conclusion of the Immortal Thor comic book series, Marvel Comics has shared a first look at Mortal Thor, a new ongoing title featuring the God of Thunder as the human Sigurd Jarlson ...

Thor #126 (1966) “Whom the Gods Would Destroy!” Marvel Comics. The next time Thor and Herc clashed, it was when the Thunder God returned to Earth from Asgard and found that Hercules had ...

F rom now on, the comic book character Thor will no longer be represented as a man in Marvel comics. ABC’s The View announced Tuesday that future stories will feature the god — not goddess ...

Based on Marvel's June 2017 solicitations, we know that War Thor will next be appearing in the pages of The Mighty Thor #20. With any luck, we won't have to wait another three years for this ...

But oh, there’s a twist – in this comics run, Foster has cancer, and being Thor drains her to the point where, if she continues to fight, her superheroism will end her life.

One of Marvel Comics’ most iconic heroes is in for a major change. The studio announced on “The View” on Tuesday that Thor, the hammer-wielding Norse God of Thunder, would now be a woman.