Loki #3

Oct 2004 · Marvel · 3.50 USD; 5.00 CAD

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“Loki Part 3”

In "Loki Part 3," Esad Ribić’s striking art brings a haunting vision of alternate realities where Thor’s victories are absolute and Loki’s defeats are inevitable. As Loki confronts a broken Thor, he grapples with the weight of fate and the painful truth of his place in Odin’s design—only for his mother to appear, shattering the moment. Written by Robert Rodi and rendered in full by Ribić, this issue deepens the mythos with emotional intensity and visual grandeur.

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writer Robert Rodi · artist, inker, colorist Esad Ribić · letterer Cory Petit · letterer Virtual Calligraphy · cover Esad Ribić

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Full credits

writer Robert Rodi

artist, inker, colorist Esad Ribić

letterer Cory Petit

letterer Virtual Calligraphy

cover pencils, inks Esad Ribić

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Karnilla shows Loki a myriad of worlds where Thor always wins and Loki always loses; Loki confronts a beaten Thor as he tries to reason out how to beat fate. Loki accuses the All-Father, Odin, of using and abusing him in his quest to glorify the real son over the adopted son. Loki's mother arrives.

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