There is swashbuckling fare and skullduggery afoot as the sword introduced in the recent All-New Marvel NOW Point One issue and the blade's uses play heavily into the first five-issue arc of Loki. In the new book illustrated by Lee Garbett, Loki's been reborn again into a youthful body and taking on important missions dished out by the All-Mother, a triumvirate of the Asgardian goddesses Gaea, Idunn and Loki's foster mother Freyja.Įwing notes that as a familial unit, Loki and Freyja are "tight-ish," but while it seems like a simple quid pro quo arrangement where the All-Mother and Loki each get something out of their deal, "both sides have their own intrigues and hidden motives, which will become clear in time."
"When the whole world is telling you you have to fit into the box they've made for you, how far can you get out of it? And what's the price of that?" "I'd be a fool to look that particular gift horse in the mouth - it's a question that hits where I live, in a way," he adds.
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