Thor e Loki: Irmãos de Sangue

I loved the comic mini series by Rodi and Ribic that came out some years ago and I love the visual take Marvel Knights have created based on it. This is not superhero "Hulk smash" material, but a powerful character study of a villain. As in the comic, the visual rendition is lush, even stunning and the language is beautifully medieval.

At approx. 60 min. runtime, a bit more than 50 if you don't count repeating intros and outros, the animation style is reminiscent of a web comic, yet superior as character sketches are subtly animated and mixed with CGI to create the feeling of medieval cut-outs.

Beware, this is not your every day cartoon. Just as "Watchmen" was the first graphic novel, this may very well be the first cartoon theatre play, the topic being as meta as the two-dimensionality of comic characters. The creators of this animation are to be commended, as they have tried to make a cartoon for adults only (no, not THAT kind) and succeeded. It is truly a thing of beauty, a joy for ever.

I'm sure most people hate the motion comic thing but it looks really good here. Unfortunately it's Thor and Loki so the dialogue is tedious. It's classic Thor. If that type of thing interests you.

Its a must watch for Thor fans, I would say. Loved the way how they portrayed Thor and Loki, and their differences. Marvel sure did a great job here on the visuals/animation. This series has a certain mature feeling to it. The action could have been much better though, 5\10 for action. But i loved the whole theme. There are four parts of the series, each one approximately 20minutes. All the female characters are surely sexy.

Recently I didn't see any interesting marvel animation put in this way, this is more dramatic then the rest, for sure. The story starts off pretty well with Thor being captured and held prisoner by Loki. Loki, now the king of Azguard. So for Thor fans, i suggest you go for it..and enjoy.

Its not your typical Thor Loki story but its a very poetic deep story. The story revolves around Loki as king of Asgard. Its an interesting take.

its very enjoyable to say the least.

This was actually, and very surprisingly, one of my favorite - if not my favorite - segment in the whole Marvel Knights category. Loved the animation!