Thor steps up to hold the line and let his friends and the innocent souls escape, but he’s knocked out by Skurge. At some point, Skurge snaps.Īs Thor leads a group out of the underworld to rescue mortal souls from Hela, they’re pursued by Hela’s giant army of the dead.
Although a fierce warrior, Skurge wasn’t the brightest bulb and was frequently manipulated by the likes of Loki, Hela, and even the Enchantress, the very woman he loved. “The Executioner,” as Skurge was known, was an adversary of Thor’s who wielded an enchanted double-axe as his signature weapon. The moment happens in Thor #362, but Skurge’s arc was built and planned out for a long time, from the very beginning of Simonson’s run on the comic, which started in issue #337. But the fact that Urban’s Skurge has them means Thor: Ragnarok may be following a well-known arc for Skurge, a villain who gloriously redeems himself in Walter Simonson’s comics. Such firearms are, to put it mildly, a bizarre choice for Norse warriors. In the trailer, Skurge appears for a hot second firing off a couple of what appear to be Colt SP1 AR-15s, which were used by the American military during the Vietnam War. Among the new characters appearing in Ragnarok is Skurge the Executioner, played by Karl Urban ( Dredd, Star Trek), and audiences may be surprised by his character. Chris Hemsworth returns as the beefy Norse superhero, Thor, in a space adventure directed by Taika Waititi ( What We Do in the Shadows), but the hammer-wielding god won’t be alone. For Valhalla! By now, Marvel fans have watched and rewatched the trailer for Thor: Ragnarok.
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