Loki #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection gathers the 2004 Loki miniseries, which delves into the origins and manipulations of Marvel's God of Mischief. The story explores Loki's complex relationship with his brother Thor and his schemes to reshape Asgardian destiny, written by Robert Rodi with art by Esad Ribić.
In "Loki Part One," the god of mischief faces a storm of family and fate when his mother arrives in Asgard demanding her throne—and his obedience. With court intrigue mounting and Thor’s execution looming, Loki must confront Hela’s pressure and the weight of his own choices, all while unraveling a path through destiny’s web. Esad Ribić’s striking art brings the mythic tension to life, from the palace’s cold halls to the shadows of fate itself.
In this gripping tale from the 2005 *Loki* series, the cunning god of mischief has seized control of Asgard, leaving Thor bound in chains and the realm in quiet submission. With Hela eyeing Thor’s soul and rivals vying for favor, Loki stands at the peak of power—but what does he plan for the brother who once stood beside him?
In "Loki Part Two," the god of mischief confronts his imprisoned captives—Lady Sif and Balder—unearthing painful memories that reshape his resolve. After weighing their pasts, Loki orders Thor’s execution at dawn, then calls upon Karnilla to help him unravel the truth behind fate’s endless cycles.
In "Loki Part Three," Loki is shown a vast array of realities where Thor's victories are absolute and his own defeats are inevitable. Confronted by a broken Thor, Loki grapples with the weight of fate and questions Odin’s manipulation of him as a tool to elevate his true son. Then, unexpectedly, Loki’s mother appears.
In "Loki Part Four," Loki is caught between his mother’s sudden return to Asgard and her claim to the throne, stirring old wounds and new court intrigues. As the execution of Thor looms and Hela presses him to act, Loki grapples with fate itself—searching for a way to rewrite his destiny before it’s too late.
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↩ Reprints Loki #1 (2004), Loki #2 (2004), Loki #3 (2004), Loki #4 (2004)
Reprinted in Thor & Loki: Blood Brothers #[nn] (2010), Thor & Loki: Blood Brothers #[nn] (2019)
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