Of course, in the comic-book version of Civil War, Thor was firmly on Team Iron Man. Well, sort of. It turned out Tony Stark’s Thor was an evil clone. Comic books are confusing.

Thor didn't appear in "Captain America: Civil War," but the director of "Thor: Ragnarok" says he knows if he would've sided with Iron Man or Captain America.

Despite being part of the MCU for well over a decade, Thor still has plenty of strong villains that have yet to appear in ...

During Marvel’s Civil War published in 2006, Thor was dead and Hulk was busy being a space gladiator on an alien planet in a series titled Planet Hulk, ... A Thor clone does show up to fight, ...

Once the events of Civil War started, Tony realized his side would need more firepower. Using this single strand of hair, Tony was able to create a clone of Thor that he intended to use against ...

Civil War‘s best aspect is the way it sold the conflict between heroes. ... a Thor clone created by Mister Fantastic, Iron Man, and Hank Pym, who ended up killing the second Goliath.

Ragnarok in "Civil War" #4. Marvel Ragnarok is a cyborg clone of Thor. Ever since the title "Thor: Ragnarok" was released for the movie, we've been waiting to see the Thor clone pop up in ...

This week, the Marvel Cinematic Universe gets bigger as Captain America: Civil War hits theaters. The world’s governments demand stronger control over the Avengers, and Tony Stark (Robert Downey ...

Banner, meanwhile, wouldn’t work on Captain America: Civil War “for all the money in the world”. See what Thor was up to during #CaptainAmericaCivilWar . Get this and more on Digital HD 9/2.

Captain America: Civil War will be released in theaters on May 6, 2016. Watch the Avengers try to lift Thor's hammer in one of the more amusing moments of Avengers: Age of Ultron on the next page ...