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georgetakei:

Here’s to a Lo-ki Friday, friends.

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theotherfandomgirl:

Thor Dressed as Freyja by Carl Larsson, for the Poetic Edda - 1893

In my second installment of illustrations-of-Thor-dressed-as-a-woman, we have the same disguise scene depicted. This time, Loki has cross-dressed as well, and seems thrilled with being a bridesmaid as he puts the finishing touches on a sullen Thor.

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The more you know.

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samuraifuckingfrog:

heartwideopen14:

He just wants to be part of our world…

The expression makes this.

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cosplaycomicsmusic:

Lady Thor

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culturapagan:

THOR n’ JORMUNGAND

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scarlett-son-of-johan:

THE BOTTOM ONE.

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comicbookcosplay:

Rawrenu as Lady Thor

Photography: Mike Leone Photography

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Thor’s Battle Against the Jotnar, by Marten Eskil Winge

bregma:

Thursday:

The contemporary name comes from the Old English Þunresdæg, “Thunor’s Day” (with loss of -n-, first in northern dialects, from influence of Old Norse Þorsdagr, meaning “Thor’s Day”). Thunor and Thor are derived from the Proto-Germanic god Thunaraz, god of thunder.

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unclegrimace:

Thor’s Battle Against the Jötnar (1872) by Mårten Eskil Winge

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