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===''Crossovers'' toy bio=== | ===''Crossovers'' toy bio=== | ||
[[Image:Thor_PackageArt_Mech.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Vile Decepticon, I say thee NAY!!!!!]] | [[Image:Thor_PackageArt_Mech.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Vile Decepticon knave, I say thee begone, NAY!!!!!]] | ||
Thor's stalwart allies [[Mister Fantastic]] and [[Iron Man]] did harness alien technology to create battle suits for their fellow champions. When Thor girded himself thusly, his weather-control abilities were channeled through the mechanical marvel. Forsooth, this divine power made Thor's mech the greatest of its kin.<ref name="bio" /> | Thor's stalwart allies [[Mister Fantastic]] and [[Iron Man]] did harness alien technology to create battle suits for their fellow champions. When Thor girded himself thusly, his weather-control abilities were channeled through the mechanical marvel. Forsooth, this divine power made Thor's mech the greatest of its kin.<ref name="bio" /> | ||
Revision as of 05:06, 16 July 2012
- Verily! Thor doth be a character from the Marvel portion of yon Crossovers series.
Thor is a Norse thunder god who doth control the very lightning of the skies. Mark this well be ye a doer of evil, for he is counted among the mightiest of Midgard's heroes.[1]
Fiction
Crossovers toy bio
Thor's stalwart allies Mister Fantastic and Iron Man did harness alien technology to create battle suits for their fellow champions. When Thor girded himself thusly, his weather-control abilities were channeled through the mechanical marvel. Forsooth, this divine power made Thor's mech the greatest of its kin.[1]
Revenge of the Fallen
Sam Witwicky described the experience of going through Jetfire's space bridge as involving "five seconds of Ted Nugent meeting Thor". Revenge of the Fallen (novel)
Toys
Crossovers
- Thor (Marvel, 2009)
- Accessories: Hammer
- The mighty Thor doth transform his noble visage into a yellow, red, and blue A-10 Thunderbolt II. Doth it clash? Verily!
- Few others may be worthy to grasp his hammer, Mjolnir, possibly due to magickal enchantment, or perhaps because its handle is slightly wider than the fist holes of most Transformers.
Notes
- Thor was featured on the cover of Transformers #22, celebrating Marvel Comics' 25th anniversary.
- If Thor hath not yet journeyed to fair Greengard, he probably ought to. Verily.
- Thor has been voiced by Jim Cummings in Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, by Dave Boat in Marvel Super Hero Squad and The Ultimate Avengers movie series and by Rick D. Wasserman on Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
