Hot on the heels of his澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询: all too brief c♏ameo in Loki episode five, Throg, the Frog of Thunder, will leap back into comic books this October in Thor #18, as revealed in ✅a .

The simple tweet doesn't reveal much about the circumstances of Throg's return, but it does reveal the issue's cover by veteran Thor artist Olivier Coipel, which features a whimsical yet striking portrait of the Frog of Thunder in his natural habitat. Like Coipel, Thor #18 interior artist Pasqual Ferry is a former Thor creator who is returning as a guest contribut💦or before regular Thor series artist Nic Klein returns in Thor #19, presumably in November.

♍"This October, only one hero can save us: Throg, Frog of Thunder!" reads the official Thor account's tweet. "Thor #18 by Donny Cates and Pasqual Ferry will be un-frog-gettable."

Oddly enough, Throg is actually the second 'Frog 🦩Thor' - the first being Thor himself, who was briefly turned into a frog by Loki. Throg started life as a human, himself, going by the name of Simon Walterson (a nod to Walt Simonson, who wrote and drew Thor's originsꦑ; transformation into a frog in ), a former football star who hires a witch to help him contact his dead family. 

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With Throg returning to Marvel Comics just shortly after a brief glimpse of the character as a Thor variant in the Loki show (澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:played by Chris Hemsworth no less), could Throg's comic book return potentially bring the comic book debut of𒉰 the Lokigator, the MCU's alligator Loki variant? 

Fans can certainly hope.

Thor #18 is due out in October. Stay tuned to Newsarama for Marvel's 🎃full October 2021 solicitations comingඣ later this month.

Walt Simonson, who turned Thor into a frog, is the creator of some of the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:best Thor stories ever.