THOR 5: BATTLE OF THE GODS

Starring Chris Hemsworth as Thor, the Broken Allfather

When the last star in Asgard’s sky goes dark, even gods learn how to beg.

And only one remembers how to answer with thunder.

The Nine Realms are shattered mirrors. Valhalla burns. The World Tree bleeds gold. Rogue immortals (drunk on power and grief) tear at the roots of existence itself, demanding a universe remade in their image. Thor stands alone on the ruins of the Bifrost, crown heavy with the ashes of everyone he failed to save. Jane’s heartbeat still echoes in the silence between lightning strikes. Love Loki is gone again (this time forever). Every breath tastes of ozone and funeral pyre. Mjolnir is cracked, Stormbreaker weeps lightning like tears. The God of Thunder has become the God of Mourning, and the storm inside him is finally louder than the one he commands.

Yet in the heart of divine annihilation, Thor rediscovers the savage poetry of being mortal for a moment: to love is to lose, and to lose is to become unstoppable.

“I am done protecting the throne,” he roars, eyes blazing white as dying suns, raising both hammers against the heavens themselves. “Tonight I fight for the ones who will never get to see another dawn.”