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avengers - How does Thor get back to Earth in the Marvel comics?


In the comics, Thor is on Earth and the bridge between the two worlds of Asgard and Earth is intact.


I haven't read the comics, but in the movie, the gateway collapses. If that's so, how does Thor get back to Earth to become an Avenger?


Or did the movie mess that up?



Answer



The movie does not directly explain how Thor gets to Earth. It is hinted that Odin uses up considerable personal power to get Thor to Midgard and that it may have a time limit.


Here is an interview where the writers and actors talk briefly about it here.


"Loki says, 'How much dark energy did the All-father have to muster to conjure you here?' Tom Hiddleston recalled in a recent interview. "The Bifrost is still down, he can’t just be riding down the rainbow bridge, Heimdall [is gone], it’s all changed since the end of 'Thor' so it’s obviously cost Odin a significant amount to get there," he explained. "I guess he’s been sent down by Odin to go and deal with this crazy cat that is his brother."


Chris Hemsworth reveals that while the movie doesn't really go into the specific details of Thor's return, his time on Earth is actually limited. "It’s not really explained, but it’s assumed that he can only be there for a window of time. Odin has had to call in some favors from around the realm. And he turns up. That or the bus," he joked.




As an aside, Mjolnir has always been able to open portals between Asgard and Earth, so I wonder why no one there did their homework and just put the line out there in the script.


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