#loki comic

[lettingtimepass]

You know what? .........I'm actually starting to believe we might actually get explicit Lokius canon in these comics 🥲🥲🥲

[spacemonolithart]

Look at this guy~

[catpocalyptic-world]

Naaaah, Loki behaves absolutely normally around Tony in this comic. He's definitely not being over-enthusiastic. Or unusually ready for hugs. Or babbling like crazy. 😅 Nothing weird here, move along, move along. 😜

(Art from Loki:The God Who Fell To Earth, vol. 2 and 4 by Kibblesmith, Bazaldua, Curiel)

[sourpatchgrapes]

"Loki has it easy"......I don't think being outcasted, treated like shit and doomed to fail and suffer forever where you can't even kill yourself to make it the pain stop because the universe will bring you back is in any way " having it easy"💀.

We're so fucked, this is the guy who's gonna be writing Doctor Strange of Asgard.

Thor has it easier than Loki, he's the hero, and he's the one who gets the happy ending. He's the one who gets praised and loved,fuck you.

[skj-weebmam]

Loki's reaction to wolverine loosing his adamantium had me dying!

bro just looked choked

Oh and i just watched the entirety of Loki :)

[glorious-collections]

My Tales of Asgard graphic novel 💚 Tales of Asgard was a series of backup strips that appeared at the end of select Journey Into Mystery (1952) and Thor (1966) comics from 1963 to 1967. Backup strips are basically just short stories featured at the end of comic issues, and they have their own completely separate storylines than the main comic issue they originate from. They tend to be pretty short, usually only around 10 pages. Basically just fun little bonus stories. This graphic novel features every Tales of Asgard backup strip, along with Thor's first appearance in Journey into Mystery #83.

This graphic novel also has character bios for various Asgardians at the very end. Most character bios are only one page or half a page, but Loki has a whole two pages!

The comic artists who did the cover of this graphic novel (Olivier Copiel and Mark Morales) also did the art for a Thor comic run in 2007, so the cover makes it look like the comics inside are a lot more recent than they actually are XD

Loki appears in the Tales of Asgard backup strips at the end of Journey Into Mystery (1952) issues 101, 102, 107, 108, 112, 113, 114, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 124, 125, and Thor (1966) issues 126, 127, 128, and 129. Story by Stan Lee and art by Jack Kirby.

I can't remember exactly what year I got this, but I know I got this from my local discount book store several years ago when I was still in high school. It was back when I'd buy any Thor comic I could get my hands on in hopes that Loki would be in it XD Loki looks so silly in this 😂 But I do love the purple accents in one of his outfits!

While silver age Loki definitely isn't my favorite version of him, it's still so fascinating to see how Loki was characterized back then. And regardless on how I feel about his characterization, his outfits are always serving.

[foxglovecove]

Loki does a dad joke, Heimdall does a hit

[spaacedusty]

“Hang on... you’re telling me that things a Loki too??”