Things are beginning to slow down, though, and I decided I'd better start posting again so I can get back in the habit. (We'll see how many days fall between this post and the next...) During the slow down, I've been hangin' at Disneyland, visiting family, and watching lots of movies.
Much to my surprise, I was really impressed with Thor. I thought Kenneth Brannagh did a fantastic job adapting some heavy-handed mythology into a form modern audiences would enjoy. In fact, the only issue I have with the film is that Thor's an idiot.
By the hoary hosts of Surtur, why would Thor ever give Jane Foster the time of day when it's clear his heart should belong to the heroic warrior goddess, Sif? I ask you! She's compassionate, beautiful, and a deadly foe in any melee. Her only fault may be her utter disregard for the human race. But nobody's perfect, for Loki's sake.
While I ponder the most pressing question of the Thor universe, enjoy this quick drawing I did of Sif. Hopefully, the Warriors Three can knock some sense into the God of Thunder.
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Muito legal, parabéns!
Hahaha. This made me laugh. I haven't seen Thor yet, but my younger sis is OBSESSED with it. She's seen it 8 times already. (I think she has a crush on Loki.) I'll have to see it for her sake...and Sif's.
Wonderful drawing! But why Sif has black hair? It was the story when Loki cut her blond hairs and dwarfs made for her new, from gold.
I'm referring to the Marvel Comics incarnation, which doesn't consider such canon information as hair color. Plus, maybe she colored it. She's a goddess, after all.
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