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The tie-in video game Thor: God of Thunder, incidentally written by Matt Fraction, hoists comic book foes Surtur and Ulik as key adversaries for Thor and the Warriors Three. Given the interconnective-ness of Marvel’s properties from comics to movies to games and animation, looking to other recent titles provides some potential clues. Other open-ended questions presented in Thor such as the broken Rainbow Bridge should also be answered in Joss Whedons’ Avengers flick in 2012, at least when it comes to Thor sharing the screen with Iron Man and Captain America. Selvig talking over a Cosmic Cube hint at a future, but most of the speculation in this regards points to it being a factor in Captain America and/or 2012’s The Avengers rather than setting up a 2 nd Thor film. The end-credits scene between Nick Fury and Dr. But what would a second Thor film look like? Although Marvel Studios haven’t officially announced a Thor 2, if you factor in the box office receipts so far, critical buzz and informal talk in interviews by the movie’s cast, work is already underway on a second trip to Asgard.

With a $66 million opening weekend, it outpaced the openings for X-Men, Fantastic Four and both Hulk movies and is paving the way for the upcoming Captain America: First Avenger, 2012’s The Avengers, and a sequel of his own. So, he’s been a long time waiting and I don’t think he’s gonna make an appearance any time soon.Although the film has only been in American theaters for a few days, it’s already proven itself to be a winner with fans and audiences. I’ve seen designs Marvel’s archive book of Balder’s helmet going back to Kenneth Branagh’s Thor. Then, it’s just like, ‘Yay! He’s gonna get an appearance!’ Poor guy. Churchyard also said “Poor Balder the Brave, he almost made Thor 1, and Thor 2, and Thor 3, if I can simplify that. I took it to a prototype stage, we were kind of in that design thing, getting fabrics together and ideas and waiting for an actor.”Īpparently, they were going to cast Daniel Craig but it didn’t happen. He said, “We got very far designing Balder the Brave and then we were waiting, and waiting, and waiting on casting.

According to Churchyard, his costume design was almost over. Apparently the YouTube Channel Heavy Spoilers previously showed a deleted scene of Balder.

He talked about the reasons why Balder the Brave didn’t make the cut. The ‘Doctor Strange 2’ costume designer Graham Churchyard was a guest on the ‘ Phase Zero’ podcast from Comicbook. Advertisement - ‘Doctor Strange 2’ Designer Revealed It All About Thor’s Second Brother