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Maybe it’s the fact that she’s human that makes her worthy? A Young Odinson Being pro-human is one thing, but to refuse a cure so that your own race can propel themselves at the cost of your own life? Perhaps that’s what makes her worthy, but then again we know from the anti-climactic ending of the Unworthy Thor series that no Asgardian is truly worthy. The fact that not only can she not give up holding Mjolnir to help those in need is bad enough what is even worse is that she refuses Asgardian medicine. For one, most people know that Jane Foster has breast cancer and that it is getting much worse the longer she becomes Thor. Yeah it gets really weird.įor those who don’t follow what’s currently going on in the Asgardian Universe, there are a few pivotal things from these books that make some cameo appearances in this comic.

The ending held some truly questionable implications for Odin and a former “love” interest in the form of the Phoenix force when I mean the Phoenix force, I don’t mean Jean Grey, I mean the force itself. The story itself was solid with some very well tied-in concepts to the current Mighty Thor run, taking in the challenges currently facing Jane Foster between her rapidly declining health and her relationship with Odinson. But for these two issues, my reception is mostly on the positive side.

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For me personally only having read the Jean Grey/ Phoenix book other than the current Odinson/ Jane Foster one, it’s hard to truly judge the series as a whole. Yet, that’s a conversation for another time. With Marvel Generations nearing its halfway point of the ten issue limited series, there’s been a lot of buzz about how they’re going to tie in to the upcoming Legacy event, which many are still confused about.

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