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Aided by a handmaiden from Hel and a demon puppy, Loki must risk everything to find redemption—or doom himself for eternity. Either way, a Nightmare lies in wait hoping to rule the world and Loki will have to risk everything on his craziest scheme of all! Meanwhile, new gods threaten to disrupt the status quo, throwing everything out of balance.
- Journey Into Mystery
- Qeng Tower/Stark Tower/Avengers Tower
- Alioth The Usurper
- Yellowjacket’S Helmet
- Thanos-Copter
- Frog Thor Aka Throg Cameo and Mjolnir
- Roxxiwine
- Shield Helicarrier
- The Living Tribunal
- Vote Loki
The title of Loki’s Episode 5 is “Journey Into Mystery,” which was the name of a long-running Marvel Comic book series that began in 1952. This episode in particular was likely given that name because the episode shows Loki venturing into the unknown and, more to the point, the Journey Into Mystery series eventually went on to star Kid Loki as the ...
During the episode’s first look at the Void’s collection of destroyed buildings, you may think you saw a half-destroyed Stark Tower/Avengers Tower in the distance, but upon closer inspection, it’s actually Qeng Tower. In the comic book All-New, All-Different Avengers #1 from 2015, a company called Qeng Enterprises acquired Stark Industries. As it t...
The giant, smokey monster known as Alioth the Usurper is a Marvel Comics villain with ties to Kang the Conqueror, who just happens to be an upcoming MCU baddie set to appear as the villain in Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, played by Jonathan Majors. The creature first debuted in 1993’s Avengers: The Terminatrix Objective #1, starring Kang and h...
There are numerous Marvel artifacts littered throughout the fields at the end of time in the Void. After Loki’s first chat with the four new Lokis, in the fields we see a massive version of Yellowjacket’s helmet. The yellow-and-black headpiece was worn by villain Darren Cross (Corey Stoll) in the first Ant-Man movie. He met his end when he shrunk d...
As the Lokis approach their hideout, the infamous Thanos-Copter makes a brief appearance. This is a reference to the comic book Spidey Super Stories #39 from 1979 where Spider-Man and Hellcat battled Thanos, and the Mad Titan pursued the heroes in a yellow helicopter branded with his own name. It has since become a fan-favorite joke that has spawne...
As the Lokis descended into their underground bunker, the camera panned downward and offered a glimpse of Throg trapped in a jar trying to reach Mjolnir buried alongside it. The jar is labeled “T365,” a reference to Thor #365 where, after Loki turned Thor into a frog in the previous issue, the amphibian Odinson used Mjolnir to transform into Frog T...
As the Lokis swap stories in their hideout, we see they’re sipping on some fine RoxxiWine. The company Roxxon (an evil corporation from Marvel Comics) was featured in Episode 2 when Loki and the TVA tracked Sylvie to a Roxxmart fated for destruction. Perhaps this RoxxiWine comes from that very store.
Crashed in a field of debris is a SHIELD Helicarrier. We can’t tell which one it is, but we’ve seen enough of these things crash that it’s frankly not a surprise to see another one has gone down.
Another relic in the fields is an odd statue head bearing three faces draped in a cloth. This is a cosmic entity in Marvel Comics known as the Living Tribunal, a powerful being that works to maintain balance across the infinite realities of the Multiverse.
A Loki looking like he’s ready to run for office makes a surprise appearance in the middle of the episode. This variant is a reference to the Vote Loki comic from 2016 that featured Loki attempting to take the White House.
Jul 7, 2021 · Journey Into Mystery. Even the name of Loki episode 5 is an Easter egg. "Journey Into Mystery" is a phrase many Marvels fans will recognize as a comic title that began in the 1950s, subsequently becoming one of the company's leading publications. It was through Journey Into Mystery that Thor made his debut in 1962, as did Loki (in his current ...
Jul 7, 2021 · The episode’s title, “Journey into Mystery,” is a reference to Loki’s very first comic book appearance. Journey into the Unknown started as a horror comics anthology in June 1952 at Marvel ...
Jul 8, 2021 · On July 7, Loki episode 5 "Journey into Mystery" aired on Disney+. As with past episodes of the show, Loki episode 5 featured a ton of Easter Eggs for comic fans, MCU fans, and more.
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- Executive Editor
Jul 17, 2021 · The fifth Loki episode, "Journey into Mystery," references the comic in which Marvel's Thor (as he currently exists) first appeared: Journey into Mystery #83 by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Larry Lieber, published in 1962. Kid Loki actually had a stint leading the Journey into Mystery title in 2011 until he was replaced as the lead by Lady Sif.
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Jul 7, 2021 · Fast-forward to 2011, and Journey Into Mystery became Kid Loki’s comic with issue #622. So this is far from the first time that Classic Loki (Richard E. Grant) and Kid Loki (Jack Veal) have ...
