If you’ve seen Thor: Love and Thunder, you’ll know that that’s pretty much what happens in the movie as well. But in the comics, one month later, in Mighty Thor #706, Jane Foster rose again.

In the final act of Thor: Love and Thunder, Jane Foster comes up with her perfect catchphrase, which she whispers to Thor Odinson. However, Natalie Portman has no intention of revealing what she ...

Before Jane Foster could become a superhero, Thor had to lose his hammer. Thor fans know that the God of Thunder uses his beloved hammer, Mjolnir, to summon the elements and defeat countless enemies.

Marvel Comics Jane Foster is a longtime fixture of the Thor comics. A creation of Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, and Jack Kirby, she debuted in 1962’s Journey Into Mystery #84.

However, as the Thor: Love and Thunder post-credits scene reveals, because Jane died in battle as Mighty Thor, she is welcomed into the halls of Valhalla by none other than Heimdall (Idris Elba).

Thor: Love and Thunder reveals that around six months before the events of the movie Jane discovers she has stage 4 cancer, and the disease is so advanced that no treatment is working. Desperate ...

Thor 2014 If you want to simply cut to the chase and get to Jane Foster smashing trolls and other mythical creatures, pick up Thor (2014). A new mysterious Thor has taken over the mantle and now ...

It's been roughly three years now since we learned that Natalie Portman would return to the MCU, not just as Jane Foster, but as the version of Jane Foster who becomes The Mighty Thor. Next month ...

Jane Foster was searching for Ghost Rider (Robbie Reyes) in the nether-realms when she was abducted. Luckily, Mighty Thor’s Mjolnir sensed Jane was in trouble and decided to help out.