The canceled Carton was completely re -imagined Marvel Champion

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Many Marvel Comics champions got a star in cartoons during the 1990s (The most famous X-Men, who returned last year at “X-Men ’97”), But not the powerful bull. The god of thunder did not even appear in “Power Rangers” (quickly canceled) “UNIDED is standing.”

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However, in the late 1990s, there was already a Caricature of Thor in Development – not only about Thor WHO Marvel on knowledge. He was one of the men concerned Animation writer, heavy Henry Gelry. Jeilroy says, the famous model Fabio Lanzone met by chance. When you know that Gilroui worked in animation, Fabio’s interest is aroused. Fabio had previously made a bull fashion suitable for a garden for me, who was hoping to sell a bull TV series. That experience made Fabio really want to play a bull, in a cartoon and then movie.

Gelry and animation director Seth Kersley (“Mumiaz alive!”) Imagine a bull that relies more on the original NORSE legends more than Marvel Comics. Personal designs were drawn by Mike Mainola, the most famous comic artist to create it Helboy and the huge shared universe around itAnd Glen MURAKAMI, the future of the future “Teen Titans”.

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Enter “Thor: God of Thunder”, which was produced with a two -minute with two minutes – and nothing else. The short is available to watch YouTube in Kearsley.

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Once again, this was not completely Marvel’s thor, as you see that he was appointed in the Middle Ages. A combination of history and imagination raises “mummies alive!” (But with Scandinavian myths, not that ancient Egyptian). The European environment in the Middle Ages is also similar to “Gargoyles” Disney, which was just concluded in 1997.

However, the bull hypothesis was removed from Asgard to learn humility Do Marvel Thor Comics readers or MCU monitors suggested. In the original Stan Lee/Jacques Kirby caricature, a bull was exiled from Asgard because of his arrogance. He lives as a human doctor Donald Blake, it was only a bull when he carried MJolnir. The “Thunder god” used this back story of a bull (expressed by Fabio), but being a child when he is not in the form of God suggests another caricature champion under the title of lightning: Billy Batson/Captain Marvel.

When an interview with the documentary Mike Mike: Drawing monsters, ” Gilroi shared some of the Mignola concept drawings for “Thor: God of Thunder”. (“Mike was excited because I was pushing for him to draw giants and monsters.”) This mini documentary became available to watch below:

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The characters designed by Mignola included himself, Odin (Odin (Who was to be crossed by Charlton Histon) And the goddess of death, Haila. Instead of Kirby’s Hela’s elaborate head cover, Mignola’s was wearing a cloak-to hide it was half dead under it.

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Mike Minola

Mike Minola

Mike Minola

“Many people have seen Mike designs coldly, or very harsh because of the angular body parts, and they are not realistic enough, soft and sufficiently church,” said Gilleroy. “The animation was in the late 1990s, and the characters were round, and they are exaggerated, they are not minimal. Mike genius in the minimum design.”

Mignola has dipped his toes in animation since then. Work as a production designer on Disney non -relaxed epic “Atlantis: Lost Empire”, “ That is still the greatest attempt to apply the movement to its artistic style. His biggest legacy is definitely in comedy, and you can see some influence of Thor (NORSE and Marvel versions) in hellboy adventures.

“Scandinavian myths have always been my favorite because they are the best monsters,” Mignola saidAnd he knew because of his huge collection of fictional stories and folklore (a glance in “Drawing monsters”). MIGNola directed many of these Scandinavian monsters to “Thor: God of Thunder”, from giants to dwarves to the leaders.

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“Hellboy” gathered myths from every corner of the world, including Scandinavia. Take the short story “King Vold”, which shows Helbey to visit Norway to meet the old knight with his head. The “Legend of Sleepy Hollow” design suggests, but Mignola says that its main effects were Scandinavian myths: “The Flying Huntsman (King Headless Volmer, Hounds) and” The Green Giant “(Dead Sea and Burning Golden Currencies).

There is some legendary Scandinavian effect more deep bread in “helboy”. The Nazi hidden science project was called Hill Boy to Earth in 1944, the “Ragna Rok Project”, as in Twilight of the Norte Gods. But in those myths themselves, Rajenarok’s destruction is just an introduction to a new world.

“All the main bad guys (…) were somewhat besides development – pushing the world forward towards its destruction, making a new birth possible,” Mignola said. “The complete destruction of this world is raised to make room for the next direct from Scandinavian myths – Ragna Rok.”

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In 2001, Mignola wrote the video “Helboy: Bones of Giants” with Christopher Golden. Twenty years later, Mignola and Golden transformed the story into a vocal book of four cases, with the art of Matt Smith.

In both the “bones of the giants”, the old bull’s body was discovered in Sweden. The BPRDOY and ABEN SAPIEN and ABEN SAPIEN and ABENEN are sent to investigate. Hellboy Mjolnir picks up and becomes binding in the grip of his right hand from death, unable to drop or remove it. Through the hammer, he has the spirit of the Hill Boy bull and we see flashes from Rajnarok, including the defeat of the Midgard snake.

Dark horse comics

Dark horse comics

Dark horse comics

MIGNOLA re -used its design for MJOLNIR from “Thor: God of Thunder” for the hammer appearance in “Bones of Giants”. Haft is shorter in the “bones of the giants”, but the shape of the head of the hammer and its signs is almost identical. Talking about these bones belongs to the Gotonheim Scandinavian giants. At the height of the story, Helboy/thor the giant king destroys a thunderbolt, then Valkyrie comes to take the spirit of a bull away.

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If Helicopy can use Excalibur (as it does in “The Storm and the France”), then why not mjolnir? It looks like a demon, but it is on the side of the angels, and he always moves away from his horrific fate. MJOLNIR in the “Giants Bones” does not contain the “Marawah” checkpoint for his work that Marvel Comics is doing, but helboy should still qualify – if not in nature, then definitely through upbringing.

The way Mike Miken is depicted by the world of Scandinavian myths in the “bones of the giants”, but I am still painful because we were this Close to the entire “Thor” cartoon made in its style.