You might want to remove the children from the room...(go ahead, I'll wait)
...because we've got to flash back to a terrible time in our history, a time when we had apparently lost all control, a time when...
...well, a time when this happened:
Yes, THIS REALLY HAPPENED.
This is how Marvel wanted to portray Thor in 1996. This is what they wanted the cover of Thor #500 to look like. And yes, that's Amora the Enchantress. Because that's how goddesses dressed in the 90s.
As terrifying as it is, let's zoom in as little:
Ye. Gods.
Never forget, my friends, lest we doom ourselves to repeat the past.
The Enchantress has the worst case of scoliosis I've ever seen...
ReplyDeleteIt can't be the 90's - Where are the pouches?
ReplyDeleteThe pouches are obviously on his tunic, which must be at the laundry...
ReplyDeleteAhh...nothing like '90's art to make us all sit up and say..."What were we thinking?"
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I stopped reading comics in the 80s...
ReplyDeleteYechh.
ReplyDeleteMind, I never got over Thor going to bed with Amora, and forgetting his thees and thous.
Yeah... I bought this comic when it came out. I ran across it in one of my boxes the other day. I am ashamed.
ReplyDeleteSadly, yes, I think I own it too.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if Ami Angelwings has seen this yet?
Beats what's going on in Thor these days.I mean,come on ,the Enchantress is dragging around Don Blakes' severed head,while an ugly"god" emerged from his decapitated body?WTF? I've had fever dreams that make more sense than Thor does right now.Walt Simonson is doing the covers right now,Lord ,I wish he'd come back as writer.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm hardly defending current Thor, where Fraction has no grasp of the character (or of pacing, storytelling, etc). Still, you have to admit, the Enchantress looks a lot better now than in 1996...
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