Thor, a Marvel Comics character, made his debut in “Journey into Mystery” #83 in 1962, created by writer Stan Lee, scripter Larry Lieber, and artists Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott. Based on the Norse god of thunder, Thor is a powerful Asgardian with a mystical hammer called Mjolnir. The enchanted hammer grants Thor the ability to control lightning, summon storms, and fly. Portrayed as a founding member of the Avengers, Thor has been a staple in the Marvel Universe and has undergone various narrative developments, showcasing his journey from a deity to a superhero.

Thor’s alter ego is Dr. Donald Blake, a mortal physician who discovers his divine heritage and transforms into the godly hero when wielding Mjolnir. The character’s mythology draws inspiration from Norse legends, intertwining ancient folklore with the superhero genre. Thor’s notable attributes include superhuman strength, durability, and a regenerative healing factor. His appearances extend beyond comics, featuring prominently in animated series, video games, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, played by actor Chris Hemsworth. Thor’s narrative complexity, divine origins, and iconic weapon have contributed to his enduring popularity, solidifying his status as a central figure in the Marvel pantheon.