gods, norse

Retells the mythical story of Loki, a handsome, well-spoken giant who angers the gods with his pranks, and decides to destroy all of Asgard after the gods punish him.

Presents a collection of thirty-one fantasy stories of gods and goddesses, fierce warriors, elves, spirits, and gnomes from Norse mythology.

Odin, ruler of Asgard, sends his young son Thor, as well as Thor's two friends Balder and Sif, on their first quest to gather the elements needed to create an enchanted sword, unaware that his adopted son Loki's hostility toward the trio has reached dangerous levels.

Explores a number of archaeological sites of ancient cult and religious gatherings; and examines burial customs, myths and poetry from various regions, gods and goddesses, and day-to-day worship.

Making the most of his banishment from Asgard, Thor takes his lady love, Jane Foster, on a world tour, but he finds it hard to be romantic while fighting giant robots and clashing with Namor, the prince of Atlantis.

Retells the mythical story of Thor, son of Odin, who is recognized as the mightiest of Asgard's warriors when he defeats the monstrous Midgard serpent.

Jack, Billy, and Saf discover mystical fourth century relics that release the Norse Gods from limbo, re-starting an ancient war that threatens the future of an innocent village and its residents.

Examines the history of fourteen of the major gods and goddesses of the ancient Norse, including the one-eyed Odin; Thor, the god of war; and Freya, goddess of beauty.

A collection of Norse myths describing the exploits of the gods and goddesses of the Aesir beginning with the creation and ending when the gods and giants destroyed each other in battle.