Thor and Loki: Midgard Family Mayhem
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Jeffrey Brown's irresistible comic spin comes to Marvel! Young Thor and Loki have traveled with their parents Odin and Frigga across the ten realms to their favorite world, and Midgard (aka Earth) may never be the same. From the creator of the beloved and bestselling Darth Vader and Son series, this sweetly funny comic collection finds the kid gods of thunder and mischief suffering helmet hair (Thor), trying to ride the school bus as an alligator (Loki), playing freeze tag with the Avengers, crafting Odin an All-Father's Day present, discovering a mysteriously delicious food Midgardians call "mac and cheese," and much more. Jeffrey Brown's Eisner Award-winning humor, inventive colorful artwork, and playful approach to the characters make this a must-have for Marvel fans of all ages. FAMILY FUN: Jeffrey brings his funny family dynamics to a whole new universe. Where Jeffrey's Darth Vader series features the Sith Lord as the long suffering, but loving father of scamps Luke and Leia, in Midgard Mayhem , Jeffrey brings you Thor and Loki's mom and dad, Odin and Frigga, as they grapple with the antics of their magical sons. MIDGARD FAMILY MAYHEM: See Thor and Loki playing superpowered sports, transforming into all kinds of animals, getting Thor's hammer stuck in the ceiling, playing pranks, entering the school science fair, trick or treating, and popping popcorn with lightning. WITH THEIR FRIENDS, THE AVENGERS: A whole expanded cast of beloved Avengers characters populate this adventure in Midgard, including unique versions of Captain America, Iron Man, Black Panther, The Hulk, Black Widow, Hawkeye, and more! FEATURING JEFFREY'S PLAYFUL SPIN ON THOR AND LOKI FAVORITE CHARACTERS: Including Beta Ray Bill, Jane Foster, Sif, Hela, Balder the Brave, Valkyrie, Volstagg, Surtur, Heimdall, Thori the dog, and Throgg (the frog version of Thor). © 2022 MARVEL For fans of Jeffrey Brown's Darth Vader and Son series, families, and Marvel fans of all ages. Review: My son says this gets A MILLION STARS - This is a cute little book, and my kids (11 and 8) really enjoyed it. They're already Marvel fans, so the characters need no introduction for them. The premise is that Norse gods Odin and Frigga take their young sons, Thor and Loki, on a vacation to Midgard (Earth), which is one of the Nine Realms they can visit using Bifrost the rainbow bridge. Of course, with two high-spirited magical children, wacky hijinks ensue. Like Jeffery Brown's other books (such as Darth Vader and Son), this book is a series of one-page color comics, each depicting a humorous scene of family life. There's no linear storyline, just a series of vignettes. Loki uses his illusions to beat Thor at video games and change the ending of the bedtime story. Thor uses his lightning power to pop popcorn and recharge his mom's phone. Kid versions of other Marvel characters show up too - for example, kid Hulk holds Loki upside-down by the leg, and Thor angrily retorts, "Hey! The only one allowed to smash my brother is ME!" The setting alternates between Midgard and Asgard, so perhaps the Odinsons visited Earth multiple times. For example, in one panel, Thor and Loki are trying to board a Midgardian school bus, but the driver won't let Loki on because he's shape-shifted into an alligator. In another panel, Thor, Loki, and Sif have gone to visit Surtur's fiery lair underneath Asgard, but it's just because they want to toast marshmallows! I would give this book 4.5 stars if I could. I loved the concept, and the childlike art is well-done and appealing. Some of the punchlines didn't quite land for me, or else they went over my head. There are a few obscure characters I'd never heard of, like Angela and Ratatoskr the horned squirrel messenger god. But most of the cartoons warranted a chuckle or at least a warm smile. I asked my son how many stars he would give "Thor and Loki: Midgard Family Mayhem." He said "A MILLION!" It was one of the few books we took on a 2-week vacation recently, and I think he read it at least once a day every day. Jeffrey Brown, we need ANOTHER! Review: Fun read - Gave as a gift and the child really loved it and a good companion to the authors other work.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.9 out of 5 stars 26 Reviews |
A**R
My son says this gets A MILLION STARS
This is a cute little book, and my kids (11 and 8) really enjoyed it. They're already Marvel fans, so the characters need no introduction for them. The premise is that Norse gods Odin and Frigga take their young sons, Thor and Loki, on a vacation to Midgard (Earth), which is one of the Nine Realms they can visit using Bifrost the rainbow bridge. Of course, with two high-spirited magical children, wacky hijinks ensue. Like Jeffery Brown's other books (such as Darth Vader and Son), this book is a series of one-page color comics, each depicting a humorous scene of family life. There's no linear storyline, just a series of vignettes. Loki uses his illusions to beat Thor at video games and change the ending of the bedtime story. Thor uses his lightning power to pop popcorn and recharge his mom's phone. Kid versions of other Marvel characters show up too - for example, kid Hulk holds Loki upside-down by the leg, and Thor angrily retorts, "Hey! The only one allowed to smash my brother is ME!" The setting alternates between Midgard and Asgard, so perhaps the Odinsons visited Earth multiple times. For example, in one panel, Thor and Loki are trying to board a Midgardian school bus, but the driver won't let Loki on because he's shape-shifted into an alligator. In another panel, Thor, Loki, and Sif have gone to visit Surtur's fiery lair underneath Asgard, but it's just because they want to toast marshmallows! I would give this book 4.5 stars if I could. I loved the concept, and the childlike art is well-done and appealing. Some of the punchlines didn't quite land for me, or else they went over my head. There are a few obscure characters I'd never heard of, like Angela and Ratatoskr the horned squirrel messenger god. But most of the cartoons warranted a chuckle or at least a warm smile. I asked my son how many stars he would give "Thor and Loki: Midgard Family Mayhem." He said "A MILLION!" It was one of the few books we took on a 2-week vacation recently, and I think he read it at least once a day every day. Jeffrey Brown, we need ANOTHER!
S**H
Fun read
Gave as a gift and the child really loved it and a good companion to the authors other work.
B**Y
Read this book
very good book. Love the way it is drawn. Comics are easy to understand, and are funny to read. Can’t stop reading over and over again. appreciate all the hard work put into this book.
J**5
Fantastic birthday gift
My son loves this book for his 20th birthday!
J**S
Not a story.
Bought this for my son who really enjoyed Hulk Teach by the same author. This book was a little disappointing as it’s not a story - each page is unrelated to the next. Just unconnected individual panels. He got through it in 10 minutes and probably wont pick it up again. Only giving two stars because the artwork is great but feels redundant without an actual story.
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