You might’ve never heard of Mangog before, but this dude is among the most powerful beings ever created in Marvel comics. And, all that power is set out to destroy Asgard and Thor out of sheer hatred.

During her fight with Mangog, she sacrifices Mjölnir and her life for Asgardâ s salvation. This heroic deed sets her status among the most heroic versions of Thor in the Marvel universe.

Thor has died ten times in the comics While it may be true that ... This happened when she threw Mjolnir into the sun while the hammer was attached to the evil and almost indestructible Mangog. Jane ...

Mangog’s race has been ruthlessly slain by Odin, and this suggests that if an entire race was demolished by Odin, Thor shouldn’t struggle with Mangog, right? Wrong. Mangog is proven to be both ...

However, the list of his enemies still consists of many names who are known to possess nearly the same level of strength as the God of Thunder, some of which could even challenge him in Thor 5. Mangog ...

She was convinced to give up Thor for the sake of her life, but that changed when Mangog (an alien monster who's the physical manifestation of the hatred of a billion beings) threatened the city ...

Eventually, she’s told if she transforms one more time, she’ll die. But there’s a threat only Thor can defeat. Instead of Gorr, it’s Mangog, a being created and fueled by the hatred of an entire alien ...

Years later, Thor lost his beloved Toothgnasher to Mangog, who decapitated him. But in a rare moment of kindness, Loki resurrected him using the Norse Stones. On occasion, Loki could be nice like ...