This is Kelly, one of the main characters of his comic which everyone should read when he’s done!
An updated version of the Norse god of war and wisdom, Odin. He sacrificed his eye to gain knowledge and is considered to be one of the major gods of the pantheon. He had two ravens, Huginn and Muninn, who flew across the world and brought him news.
An updated version of Loki, the Norse god of mischief and fire. He was known for his pranks and cleverness. The gods often turned to him to solve their problems, although he was often the one making the trouble in the first place.
An updated version of Thor, the Norse god of thunder, storms, and fertility. He is known for his magic hammer, Mjolnir, and is one of the most popular gods for his strong stance on the protection of humanity.
An updated version of the Norse goddess of the dead, Hel. She is half dead and rules over the realm of Hel where she takes care of all those who did not die gloriously in battle.
This is an updated version of Freyja, the Norse goddess of love. She was known for her special necklace, her chariot drawn by cats, and a seemingly endless line of suitors.
Coming this summer! When his magic hammer is stolen, Thor goes to Loki for help. Of course, Loki’s grand scheme to win it back involves going undercover… as ladies. Wacky antics ensue.
Frigg was the primary goddess of the Norse pantheon. She was a goddess motherhood and prophecy and she was in charge of weaving the clouds.
Thor, Norse god of thunder, was well known for his hammer first ask questions later style of problem solving.
An editorial piece for this article in Scientific American about claims by Turkish creationists that Darwin was Jewish.
OH MY GOD. This piece got into the Society of Illustrators’ Student Scholarship Competition!
From the season 6 Buffy episode “Tabula Rasa” where everyone forgets who they are and an amnesiac Spike assumes he is Giles’ disappointing son, Randy.
I wish there was a Giles and Spike spin off sitcom where they just sit on a couch and snark at each other for forty-five minutes.
Man I don’t even need dialogue, just ugly looks. I would watch that every week.
You mean like this?
YES EXACTLY LIKE THAT
