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Ragnarok (comics)
Ragnarok is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. A cyborg clone of the hero Thor, Ragnarok has a similar appearance and abilities but uses them in opposition to the established heroes.
Ragnarok first appeared in Civil War #3 (July 2006) and was created by Mark Millar and Steve Mcniven.
Ragnarok began appearing as a regular character in the Dark Avengers series, beginning with Dark Avengers #175.
When Thor is missing in action and presumed dead, Tony Stark takes one of Thor's hairs, which he had retained from the first meeting of the Avengers. He helped Reed Richards and Hank Pym create a clone of Thor, who is enhanced with Stark Industries technology. During the superhero Civil War, the clone is sent to battle anti-registration heroes. After the clone kills Bill Foster, Reed Richards deactivates him with a vocal code and later operates on his brain to prevent such a mishap from happening again. The clone returns during the final battle between the pro- and anti-registration heroes, during which Hercules defeats him by ramming his own hammer into his skull.
The clone's remains are taken to Camp Hammond and stored in the laboratory for experimentation. During the "Secret Invasion" storyline, it is revealed that the Hank Pym, who helped create the cyborg clone, was actually the clone of a Skrull impostor named Criti Noll. Noll had placed a program into the cloned Thor's remains as a contingency in case of the invasion's failure. Unless a special code, which only Noll knew, was input every eighteen days, the clone would reawaken. Following Noll's death, the clone reawakens. Malfunctioning and believing himself to be Thor, the clone threatens Baron Von Blitzschlag into returning his hammer to him and sets out to destroy the Initiative. He takes on the name Ragnarok, which Von Blitzschlag had called him, declaring that he would "bring the end of all that is". Von Blitzschlag tells Ragnarok that the real Thor has returned and has formed a new Asgard floating above Broxton, Oklahoma. Disgusted by what he perceives as Asgard's "indignity", Ragnarok leaves Camp Hammond to confront Thor. Thor fights Ragnarok and easily destroys him.
Norman Osborn has A.I.M. rebuild Ragnarok and places him under his control. Ragnarok is severely injured in a fight with the New Avengers and nearly killed by Iron Fist. Ragnarok later appears alongside the former Dark Avengers as a member of the Thunderbolts.
Ragnarok and the Dark Avengers team are transported to the alternate universe of Earth-13584, where they are captured by that world's version of Iron Man. Moonstone and Ragnarok arrive at the site where this universe's version of Thor died and where Thor's hammer Mjolnir lies. Ragnarok acknowledges that he is just a copy of the real Thor and that he does not know who or what he is. He then grasps Mjolnir and is deemed worthy to wield it, gaining a new bald-headed look and goatee. Ragnarok and the Dark Avengers arrive at an A.I.M. base, where they find a portal that allows them to return to their universe.
As a cyborg clone of Thor, Ragnarok possesses a portion of the powers and knowledge of the God of Thunder prior to Thor's acquisition of the Odinforce. This includes super-strength, extensive combat knowledge, godly stamina, high resistance to physical injury, immunity to all Earthly diseases, and superhuman agility and reflexes.
Ragnarok (comics)
Ragnarok is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. A cyborg clone of the hero Thor, Ragnarok has a similar appearance and abilities but uses them in opposition to the established heroes.
Ragnarok first appeared in Civil War #3 (July 2006) and was created by Mark Millar and Steve Mcniven.
Ragnarok began appearing as a regular character in the Dark Avengers series, beginning with Dark Avengers #175.
When Thor is missing in action and presumed dead, Tony Stark takes one of Thor's hairs, which he had retained from the first meeting of the Avengers. He helped Reed Richards and Hank Pym create a clone of Thor, who is enhanced with Stark Industries technology. During the superhero Civil War, the clone is sent to battle anti-registration heroes. After the clone kills Bill Foster, Reed Richards deactivates him with a vocal code and later operates on his brain to prevent such a mishap from happening again. The clone returns during the final battle between the pro- and anti-registration heroes, during which Hercules defeats him by ramming his own hammer into his skull.
The clone's remains are taken to Camp Hammond and stored in the laboratory for experimentation. During the "Secret Invasion" storyline, it is revealed that the Hank Pym, who helped create the cyborg clone, was actually the clone of a Skrull impostor named Criti Noll. Noll had placed a program into the cloned Thor's remains as a contingency in case of the invasion's failure. Unless a special code, which only Noll knew, was input every eighteen days, the clone would reawaken. Following Noll's death, the clone reawakens. Malfunctioning and believing himself to be Thor, the clone threatens Baron Von Blitzschlag into returning his hammer to him and sets out to destroy the Initiative. He takes on the name Ragnarok, which Von Blitzschlag had called him, declaring that he would "bring the end of all that is". Von Blitzschlag tells Ragnarok that the real Thor has returned and has formed a new Asgard floating above Broxton, Oklahoma. Disgusted by what he perceives as Asgard's "indignity", Ragnarok leaves Camp Hammond to confront Thor. Thor fights Ragnarok and easily destroys him.
Norman Osborn has A.I.M. rebuild Ragnarok and places him under his control. Ragnarok is severely injured in a fight with the New Avengers and nearly killed by Iron Fist. Ragnarok later appears alongside the former Dark Avengers as a member of the Thunderbolts.
Ragnarok and the Dark Avengers team are transported to the alternate universe of Earth-13584, where they are captured by that world's version of Iron Man. Moonstone and Ragnarok arrive at the site where this universe's version of Thor died and where Thor's hammer Mjolnir lies. Ragnarok acknowledges that he is just a copy of the real Thor and that he does not know who or what he is. He then grasps Mjolnir and is deemed worthy to wield it, gaining a new bald-headed look and goatee. Ragnarok and the Dark Avengers arrive at an A.I.M. base, where they find a portal that allows them to return to their universe.
As a cyborg clone of Thor, Ragnarok possesses a portion of the powers and knowledge of the God of Thunder prior to Thor's acquisition of the Odinforce. This includes super-strength, extensive combat knowledge, godly stamina, high resistance to physical injury, immunity to all Earthly diseases, and superhuman agility and reflexes.
