Thor, the Norse God of Thunder, was adapted into a comic book character by Marvel. He was created by writer Stan Lee, scripter Larry Lieber, and penciller Jack Kirby.
Thor made his first appearance in Marvel Comics in the title Journey into Mystery issue #83, marking the beginning of his presence in the Marvel Universe.
After initial appearances, Thor was given his own comic book series titled "The Mighty Thor," which began in 1966, expanding his character development and storylines.
Artist Walt Simonson took over Thor's comic series and redesigned his costume, adding new elements like the winged helmet and a more heroic armor look, significantly influencing the character’s iconic image.
Marvel Studios announced the development of a standalone Thor movie as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe plans, marking his transition to live-action film.
The first live-action Thor film, directed by Kenneth Branagh and starring Chris Hemsworth, was released to theaters, bringing the character to a global audience.
In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Thor was introduced as a founding member of the Avengers, uniting multiple heroes into a team.
The film Thor: Ragnarok, directed by Taika Waititi, premiered with a major tonal shift and redesign of Thor’s character and look, revitalizing the franchise and character popularity.
In the comics, Jane Foster takes on the mantle of Thor, wielding Mjolnir and becoming the Mighty Thor, introducing a significant change to the character and storyline.
Thor: Love and Thunder, featuring the continuation of Jane Foster as Thor and further character developments, was released, expanding Thor's story in the MCU.
Thor is born to Odin and Frigga in Asgard, destined to become the God of Thunder.
Thor is deemed worthy and wields the enchanted hammer Mjölnir, gaining control over thunder and lightning.
Thor defends Asgard from the Frost Giants of Jotunheim, establishing himself as a formidable warrior.
Thor is banished from Asgard to Midgard (Earth) as punishment for his reckless behavior, learning humility among humans.
Thor regains Mjölnir and his powers after proving his worth on Earth, preparing to defend the realms once more.
Thor confronts Hela and the forces of Ragnarok, leading to the destruction of Asgard and the death of Odin.
Thor leads the surviving Asgardians to establish New Asgard on Earth, balancing his role as protector of both realms.
Thor faces Gorr, a deadly enemy seeking to exterminate all gods, testing his strength and faith.
