In Thor: Ragnarok, we learn exactly how Asgard came to be the wealthy and powerful kingdom it is today. The answer isn't pretty. ... he boards the refugee ship with the other Asgardians.

Of course, the mid-credits scene of Thor: Ragnarok suggests the ship may not make it to Earth at all. Thor: Ragnarok currently has an 84.52 ComicBook.com Composite score, the sixth highest ...

As he and Heimdall agree, "Asgard is not a place, it's a people." This was the only way to save those people. With Asgard fully destroyed, Thor becomes king of the refugees from both Asgard and ...

Woven into the lighthearted comedy of Ragnarok, there’s a deeper allegorical role for Thor and his world. It shows how Asgard’s prosperity was built on the subjugation of the Nine Realms, with ...

In 2017’s Thor: Ragnarok, Asgard was destroyed, and Thor decided to take the All-Father’s words to heart: Asgard was not a place, it was a people. But also, Odin made sure to note: Norway is nice.

Spoilers for Thor: Ragnarok ahead. The first end credit scene in Thor: Ragnarok ends on a big cliffhanger involving a gigantic space ship, an ominous shadow, and an overly optimistic Thor. The ...

At a press conference for Thor: Ragnarok, Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige addressed the deaths of the Warriors Three, but his explanation wasn't particularly convincing.According to ScreenRant ...

What happens is, a bunch of Thor's newer allies hijack a humongous ship from the Grandmaster (Jeff Goldblum), ditch his planet, and come to Asgard. And then, all of Thor's people climb on board.

It was "literal" in the sense that several years prior, in 2004, Thor's last ongoing had ended with--well, Ragnarok, the absolute and total destruction of Asgard at the hands of the demonic Surtur.

But while Thor: Ragnarok hinted at some major changes for Asgard, possibly setting up an adaptation of a classic Marvel Comics storyline, it could also go in a dark and bleak direction for the new ...