Miley Cyrus and the Marvel Cinematic Universe aren’t exactly two things that are often thought of together, but is it a coincidence that she used to have a dog, Thor?

4. “Astonishingly savage!” When Thor enters the Contest of Champions, he’s introduced as “astonishingly savage.” Those two words have some significance in Marvel canon.

Frog Thor, also known in certain storylines as Throg—yes, Throg—made his official MCU debut. And believe it or not, this is a character with background in the long, winding canon of Marvel Comics.

Their status within Marvel continuity was recently secured in the Thor comic book series, but their origins within that universe hasn't been explored, at least not until now.

While Thor began as a stoic, Shakespearean god of thunder, his evolution into one of the MCU’s most hilarious characters has been a highlight of Marvel’s ongoing saga. Thanks to Chris ...

Thor: Asgard's Avenger #1 cover (Image credit: Tom Raney (Marvel Comics)) Thor's familial disputes aren't limited to father and son. His adopted brother Loki has been both his best friend, ...

“Thor: Love and Thunder”screenshot/Marvel. As Marvel’s post-“Endgame” output might suggest, ... but as a mighty warrior capable of wielding Thor’s pet hammer, Mjölnir.