Its interesting cause I think its Giant Size Issue #1 of Thor where he first meets Hercules, he stumbles upon Olympus via Jotunheim and falling into a crevasse that secretly leads to Olympus. Zeus at the end of the comic fills up on that crevasse by throwing rocks up at the end of the comic. So I guess Olympus is below Asgard? 😂. Would at least explain why Yggdrasil's roots are that low. I think its issue 120 or 119 is a great issue as well its where Thor first finds and fights the Destroyer armor, its got some great panels and pencil work. Gerry Conway had some good issues featuring Thor and Hercules teaming up that was pretty fun, mainly cause they both try to be humble towards each other, but also appear stronger then another and outdo another that villain gets away a couple of times because of their constant flexing lol. Fun stuff and great video!
Poor Herc, he was written too badly in both DC and Marvel. Compared to his myths, Herc is far more noble and a tactician than Thor
Its interesting cause I think its Giant Size Issue #1 of Thor where he first meets Hercules, he stumbles upon Olympus via Jotunheim and falling into a crevasse that secretly leads to Olympus.
Zeus at the end of the comic fills up on that crevasse by throwing rocks up at the end of the comic. So I guess Olympus is below Asgard? 😂. Would at least explain why Yggdrasil's roots are that low. I think its issue 120 or 119 is a great issue as well its where Thor first finds and fights the Destroyer armor, its got some great panels and pencil work. Gerry Conway had some good issues featuring Thor and Hercules teaming up that was pretty fun, mainly cause they both try to be humble towards each other, but also appear stronger then another and outdo another that villain gets away a couple of times because of their constant flexing lol. Fun stuff and great video!
Honey, you mean Hunkules.
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Haven’t watched it, prediction: this is Dante inferno, where Hercules is in hell for being a false god