#Captin marvel vs thor full
It was a brutal and devastating fight, but as Thor didn’t have Mjolnir, and was reluctant to unleash his full fury on his friend as he presumed that she had fallen under some sort of malign influence, their fight wasn’t as decisive as it should, or could have been, even though Carol ended up decisively beating and actually killing Thor as their contest came to an epic conclusion. Sort of, but at the same time, it left a lot of questions unanswered. It was and is a fight for the ages, and Lee Garbett’s deliciously detailed art managed to capture every subtle moment of Thompson’s intricately and precisely plotted action.ĭid it provide us with a definitive answer as to who would win and who the most powerful Avenger (as he’s still technically on the team’s books, we’ve always just assumed that it was the Hulk, but as he’s not a god and isn’t blessed by Kree DNA and is still licking his wounds after the events of Endgame we’ll leave “Puny” Banner out of the picture for the time being) is? That is, find out who the most powerful Avenger really is. It’s also the book in which Thor and Captain Marvel finally go head to head in a no holds barred, slug-a-thon that at long last lets them take their gloves off and do what they’ve been threatening to do for more than twenty years.
It’s the perfect companion piece to Brie Larson’s cinematic debut as Carol, Captain Marvel which was released to universal acclaim in two thousand and nineteen. Thompson’s run on Captain Marvel has been sublime, picking up the baton that Margaret Stohl dropped and surging forward with a combination of insightful and rich, detailed characterization and direct, immediate, and engaging storylines. Then Kelly Thompson arrived on the scene, took control of the reins of Captain Marvel and everything changed. However, for all of their bluster and bravado, almost all of Thor and Carol’s confrontations have ended amicably with one of them choosing to stand down and apologize before matters could escalate further.
This impetuousness and willingness to barrel headlong into the fray is undoubtedly a key part of their individual reputations as great warriors, but it’s also been the driving force that led to them butting heads more than a few times in the last couple of decades. Being cut from a remarkably similar cloth and sharing a similar worldview, Thor and Captain Marvel are both hot-headed, stubborn and have spent most of their long and storied careers leaping into action without first critically assessing the situation or enemy that they’re facing.
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