Kelda

Kelda is an Asgardian goddess introduced during the acclaimed JMS-era reinvention of Thor, where the Asgardians relocated to Earth above Broxton, Oklahoma. She is notable for forming a romantic bond with a mortal human, exploring themes of love across the divine and mundane.

Born into the pages of Thor #9 in 2008, Kelda is a Modern Age Asgardian whose brief but memorable presence graced one of Marvel's most acclaimed runs — J. Michael Straczynski and Olivier Coipel's celebrated reinvention of the Thor mythos. Across her 11 catalogued appearances, she moves through stories populated by the mightiest names in Asgard: Thor Odinson, Balder, Heimdall, and even the ever-scheming Loki. She may not have the page count of those legendary figures, but in the hands of that creative team, even a focused run carries real weight — and for collectors who prize the Straczynski era as a high-water mark for Thor, Kelda is a character worth seeking out and savoring.