A Thor prequel still has a place in the MCU.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Author Neil Gaiman’s canceled Thor prequel story still has a place in the MCU almost 20 years later, being the perfect way to revive Chris Hemsworth’s iteration of the character. The Coraline author answered a question on his Tumblr recently regarding whether he would ever do a Thor project, to which Gaiman revealed that he collaborated with Marvel on a Thor cartoon in 2006.
"Long ago – around 2006 – I was asked to create a Thor animated cartoon, and I got all excited, and the brief was it had to be set before the Thor movie.
Thor And Loki’s Asgardian Roots Are Still Worth Exploring An Asgardian Prequel Could Expand Thor's Story Perfectly Close Thor and Loki’s MCU stories have lately been focused on them as individuals rather than their family dynamic. Their brotherly relationship came to somewhat of a conclusion in Avengers: Infinity War when Loki died, and Thor has no idea about the events of Loki seasons 1 and 2.
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