For anyone who has ever read Marvel's "Thor" or who hasn't but is into Egyptian mythology, you might want to get into this comic. Now, granted, the main characters are primarily focused on Scandanavian mythology, however, there are some sagas of Thor where Loki joins with Set, the Egyptian God of Evil. In some of these issues, cameos are made; including Osiris, Wesir, Anubis, and even Nepthys ( who really hates her husband)


Set or Seth: apparently Set fired his clothing designer and had to get a replacement at the last minute..

and hey...one more treat


Isis:



....hmm...that complexion..........she looks kinda...what's the word? Oh yeah.......dead

Well! There goes my thought I was going to ask! I was hoping you seen what I saw among mythologies.
Such as in the east Ha means the sun and Thor being thunder or riding, in this case riding. Ha (the sun) thor (riding) Ha+Thor =Hathor (the sun riding)
And I'll stop there before I confuse you or myself.

What on earth are you talking about? Hathor comes from Heret-Hor, which means 'house of Horus'.

Or was that some sort of sarcastic joke? I'm confused. lol

By Valhalla,this is good stuff!

Thou art noble in your endevors Golobus.

Umm...I don't think the Vikings made contact with Ancient Egyptians.Maybe the other way around,but it's unlikely that a male storm diety lent his name to a female fertiltiy goddess.

Any other wannabe Valkyries onboard?