#thor 1966

[agentofagony]

This makes me smile guuguggu

[atomic-chronoscaph]

The Mighty Thor - The Marvel Super-Heroes (1966)

[gameraboy2]

Captain America (1966), "Lest Tyranny Triumph"

[eliah]

[all-action-all-picture]

The aftermath of another game of Monopoly. Nothing remains...but Silence!!

[lokiinmediasideblog]

Me flipping through random old comics:

Damn, no wonder Loki hates y'all!

[big-gay-apocalypse]

// Thor Visionaries: Walter Simonson Vol. 1

[lokiinmediasideblog]

I've come to the conclusion whenever I browse pre-JiM (2011) comics that I'm weirdly and unusually apologetic and defensive over the "evil" comics!Loki. I think he deserved better, and Marvel has always done Loki dirty since inception. To me, he's always been sympathetic and very queer-coded!

AND THE NARRATIVE HATES HIM! SO THE NARRATIVE IS UNRELIABLE when he does something ridiculously over-the-top evil! And it makes me feel like I'm a weirdo with Loki brainrot when others don't see it. But I'm so fucking defensive over him!

And I'm incapable of reading Thor comics without Loki in them, just like the movies xD

So apparently this is comic book Loki’s idea of doing “evil” stuff 😔✊

[nmmpmmnh-blog]

Thor vs. ... Grinch?

[atomic-chronoscaph]

Super Heroes See-A-Show - Kenner (1966-1968)

[gameraboy2]

1966 Thor bumper sticker

[browsethestacks]

This Is The Lesson Supreme... All That Live Must Die... But, All That Die Shall Live!

Original Art - Thor #128 Pg 04 (1966) by Jack Kirby And Vince Colletta

[eliah]

[tomoleary]

Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta - Thor #131 p14 Kirby Collage (1966)

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[frankendykes-monster]

It was wild back in 2019 seeing self-described communists share that meme that was like "the MCU sucks except for Thor: Ragnarok (2017) and Black Panther (2018)" and if you dared challenge Black Panther you would get actual backlash. No these are not anti-colonial films, please watch Battle of Algiers (1966) or anything by Ousmane Sembène.

[scarlet--wiccan]

Wanda knows how to drive, which strikes me as odd given she spent most of her adult life in New York. I feel like it’s unlikely Django and Marya taught her since I think she was probably too young to be concerned about that when they all got separated, and I’m sure magneto didn’t (even if they didn’t live on an island castle together and he cared enough to teach the twins… I doubt he drives much since he can fly and move cars with his mind)

So if you had to guess, who taught her? An avenger? Jarvis? Agatha?

Janet, which is why her first car was a fashion statement product placement

Thor (1966) #135

In all seriousness, I would imagine that it was part of her Avengers training. If they taught her how to fly a quinjet, then they probably taught her how to drive on land. It was probably Steve-- he was one of the only responsible adults in her life when she and Pietro came to the States.