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Dr. Donald Blake was a human host created by Odin to be the host for his son Thor during his exile on Earth. [7] Odin decided that it was time Thor learned humility after growing tired of Thor's insolent behavior on Asgard. Odin had Thor surrender his hammer to him, and then sent him to Earth in the mortal guise of a crippled young Harvard.
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In one iteration of Asgard, Thor's thirst for battle led him to break an Asgardian treaty with the Frost Giants, leading Odin to punish him; Odin sent him to Earth as Dr. Donald Blake. When Blake discovered that he is the Norse God of Thunder known as Thor and is reunited with Mjolnir, he chose to divide his time between his life as an ordinary human doctor and an immortal God.
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Odin had Thor surrender his hammer to him and then sent him to Earth in the mortal guise of a crippled young medical student named Donald Blake, stripped of his memory of his true identity. As Blake, Thor learned the value of humble perseverance in dealing with his injured leg, and he came to care for the sick and dying, first as a medical student, and later as a successful physician.
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Donald Blake's vengeance against Thor will reach a boiling point in writer Donny Cates (Silver Surfer Black, Venom) and artist Nic Klein 's upcoming Thor#10, the following chapter in Cates' ongoing Prey saga. Desiring revenge against Odin and all of the Asgardians for being used as an unwilling pawn, Blake sets to retaliate with a weapon of.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe was pragmatic about adapting Thor to the silver screen. Among the many changes it made was the removal of his secret identity, Doctor Donald Blake. His final presence in the original Thor film was that of a nametag and an offhand mention as an ex of Jane Foster. But there is a case to be made for the good doctor to make a proper debut in a dramatic fashion.
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My ex. Good with patients and bad with relationships.Jane Foster to Thor Donald J. Blake, M.D., is a physican and former boyfriend of Jane Foster. It says here he's an M.D.Phil Coulson Doctor Donald Blake dated Jane Foster, who described him as being good with patients, but bad with relationships. One of Blake's shirts, which had been borrowed by Foster and never returned, was lent to Thor.
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In early Thor stories from the 60's, "Thor" was very clearly Donald Blake with superpowers. By tapping his cane on the ground, the frail doctor transformed into a muscular guy blessed with the power of Thor - but DID NOT become Thor himself. (It was sorta like Prince Adam getting the Power of Greyskull. "He-Man" was still Prince Adam the whole.
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Donald Blake is Thor's human alter ego, a human body that was created by Odin through Asgardian magic to humble a young and brash Thor. Once upon a time, Blake and Thor would often trade places, but it's now been years since the God of Thunder assumed his human form. Now, Thor once again makes the transformation so that he may access the Elder.
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Thor lost his ability to become Donald Blake in Thor, Vol. 1, #337 (November 1983) when the magical ability was transferred by Odin to Beta Ray Bill and placed within his weapon, Stormbreaker. Thor returned to time-sharing a body with Donald Blake, as a fail-safe contingency after the Ragnarok saga and the death of Odin.
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In Thor #13, Doctor Strange rescued the Asgardians after they were stranded in Dimension Blood by Donald Blake. With some help from Valkyrie, the Sorcerer Supreme assembled Asgard's defenders, including Throg, Lockjaw, Beta Ray Bill and Odin, while an imprisoned Thor joined the fight through the Destroyer armor. The battle erupts in Thor #14, with Donald and Thor doing most of the fight.
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Exclusive Preview: Thor #13. March 11, 2021. By Blair Marnell. In the early days of the Marvel Universe, Thor had a secret identity: Dr. Donald Blake. Thor's hammer, Mjolnir, was used to.
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When Thor first joined the Marvel Universe, it was as Harvard Medical student Donald Blake, but after years splitting time between the two alter egos, Thor became a separate being and Blake left.
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Donald Blake was previously revealed to be a creation of Odin meant to help Thor learn the humble ways of humanity - a saga familiar to fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where Dr. Donald.
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Now, Blake is out and Thor is the one who is trapped in the realm that had been constructed for Blake. Using his newfound power, Blake has dark plans in the works, and it begins in this issue by taking on all the warriors of Asgard single-handedly. At the beginning of Thor #10 from Donny Cates and Nic Klein, Donald Blake has been released and.
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They even had Blake and Thor split, giving Blake his own separate life apart from the God of Thunder. However, the exact and eventual fate of Donald Blake has been unknown until now. It looks as though Thor will be reuniting with his former mortal host, but the reason is as of yet unclear. Perhaps Thor will need a mortal's perspective on a new.