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8. Bor Burisonīor Burison is the father of Odin, grandfather of Thor and once the ruler of Asgard. It’s said that he is the fastest and most agile of all Asgardians.īut it isn’t just that that makes Balder one of the most powerful Asgardians.īalder is also able to bend, manipulate and use light in whatever manner he sees fit. Unlike Thor who relies on brute strength to achieve his many victories, Balder relies on his speed. In his case, Balder is loosely based off Baldr.īalder is the half brother to Thor, an accomplice to the mighty Warriors Three, and, for a time, the King of Asgard. He, like so many other Asgardians in based off Gods from Norse Mythology. 9. Balder The Braveīalder the Brave first appeared inside the pages of Journey Into Mystery #85 back in 1962. If Thor is in battle, rest assured that the Warriors Three are behind him. For example, Volstagg carries an ax, whereas Hogun carries a mace.

Although each is capable with any weapon, each carries a preferred weapon. Instead, the three are the creation of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Together, they are near unbeatable.ĭifferent from many other Asgardians, the Warriors Three do not come from Norse Mythology. Alone, each is a formidable opponent for any who pass him. They first appeared back in 1965 on the pages of Journey Into Mystery #119. The Warriors Three, Volstagg, Fandral, and Hogun, are, for all purposes, Thor’s best friends, and protectors.

Sigurd is the Norwegian version of the German name Siegfried.List of the most powerful Asgardians in Marvel comics: List of the most powerful Asgardians in Marvel comics: 10. Warriors Three Thus the Germans know him as Siegfried while the Vikings knew him as Sigurd. In real world mythology, the Germans and Vikings have the same myth (the Song of the Niebulung or the Volsunga Saga) but use different names for the character. But I think Sigurd may be a variation of Siegfried, like Hermes/Mercury, etc. In the "Ring" section of the Thor/Eternals saga, Thor's essence was reincarnated in Siegmund, then in Seigmund's son Siegfried. I think he's referring to that Roy Thomas story during the Eternals saga where Thor finds out about a previous incarnation of himself that lived out Wagner's Ring Cycle? Or something like that, I've never really understood that story "Sigurd was Thor's pre-Blake mortal incarnation"