"Thor 3: Ragnarok" is not yet available till 2017 but the future of the Marvel superhero becomes darker as the movie release draws near due to the existence of a female Thor. The future of Asgard is about to change as Odin's fate is about to reach an end in the upcoming second sequel of the "Thor" franchise. Meanwhile, the female Thor, whose real identity has just been reveal continues to dominate the comic books of Marvel.
Odin's faith is about to reach its end as his death is speculated in the upcoming movie "Thor 3: Ragnarok." Asgard is believed to be reaching its end in the upcoming film. The movie features Chris Hemsworth as the iconic "Thor" now back in Asgard to defend his home from an evil beyond everyone's imagination. It is rumored that Odin will lose his life as he tried to save Asgard from complete annihilation.
The "Thor 3: Ragnarok" movie was initially slated for a July 2017 release but was later on moved to the later part of 2017 to give way different Marvel movie. As "Thor's" popularity continues to lose its light, a new female-Thor is making its way to Asgard and continues the legacy of the Thunder God. It was recently revealed that Jane Foster is the female Thor dominating the comic world nowadays. Jane Foster is Thor's lady live and is suffering from cancer. Her condition continues to worsen as she use the Mjolnir. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is shifting into a different beat and is actually on the right path as the mystery and intrigue of a female Thor in the MCU continues.
Everyone is hoping that Natalie Portman will be wearing blonde hair and will grace the cinematic screens as the new Goddess of Thunder. Marvel is well-known for exploring unpredictable plots making the possibility of a female Thor in the movies very soon.
"Thor" on the other hand goes by with the name Odinson and is now dressed in rags. He still possess his old trusted Jarnbjorn, his battleaxe but remains to be in the shadows of the female Thor in the comic series.
"Thor 3: Ragnarok" is slated for a November release this 2017.
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