Book Review – Loki x Thor

In Loki X Thor written by Ed Brisson you play as Thor, an escaped convict who is seeking revenge on those who abused him as a boy. Over the years both of you hover above you protecting. One of you always was around. When you could finally walk they took you to the realm of the gods.

Life with them was great. He loved his family, his adopted family of course but mostly the teased, tormented children of his employer – Thanos. The children that Thor fell in love with though… were none of his own blood, they were human.

One day loki x thor’ comes back to find that Thor has become part of an organization called the X-Men. He finds himself with a new mission in which he has to save the world. Along the way he gets captured by Magneto but before he can leave Magneto takes over his mind sending him into a coma while battling Magneto’s own X-Men. about now you might be asking why is it so great? Well the main reason why I love this book is because it is so realistic and it touches on a lot of topics that we as humans face. For instance Thor is struggling with his identity crisis. He is unsure of himself and how people perceive him. It is a very emotional book that takes you into Thor’s world and makes you care for him and his friends.