Nevertheless, Ultimates #11 promises to finally reveal Loki’s glorious purpose on Earth-6160 and make some major new developments for Asgard and the overall universe moving forward.

In Marvel Comics’ new Ultimate Universe continuity, the Maker (originally from Earth-1610) has traveled from Earth-616 to Earth-6160 and has reshaped that reality to his liking.

Volcano Loki observed from Earth. Large Binocular Telescope shows a lava lake on Jupiter's moon Io. May 04, 2015. ... Io, the innermost of the four moons of Jupiter discovered by Galileo in January ...

Loki, only 200km in diameter and at least 600 million km from Earth, was, up to recently, too small to be looked at in details from any ground based optical/infrared telescope.

The new Disney+ series Loki picks up with the Marvel villain-turned-antihero at critical juncture in his onscreen history. Here’s what you need to remember about Loki’s past, present, and ...

That heroic feat makes it easy to forget that, at one point, Loki was a villain hellbent on ruling the Earth. Fortunately, the Avengers came together and made quick work of him, and it turns out ...

Loki, only 200km in diameter and at least 600 million km from Earth, was, up to recently, too small to be looked at in details from any ground based optical/infrared telescope.

Loki and Sylvie come face to face with He Who Remains in the season finale. Here's his comic book backstory — and what it could mean for the MCU.

There's One Foe Loki Didn’t Expect on Earth in 'Thor: Ragnarok' The darkest of threats emerges when Loki and Thor go to Earth. by Corey Plante. Sep. 7, 2017. Marvel Studios.

It’s Loki’s world. But who’s living on it? Let's dig into Episode 4 of Marvel’s Loki as we try to figure out who the new Variants are from the end of the episode, from Richard E. Grant to ...

WATCH ONLINE: Thor (2011) on Disney+ Avengers (2012). This is where we start to see Loki really become a formidable foe, as he teams up with Thanos to take over the Earth using the power of one of ...

Loki, only 200km in diameter and at least 600 million km from Earth, was, up to recently, too small to be looked at in details from any ground based optical/infrared telescope.