I just saw the non-3D version last night, and either Marvel rebooted the character since I read my last comic book back in the 70's (not inconceivable. Plenty of room for change in 40 years, after all) or the producers missed the character entirely. Having said that, it was an entertaining story, even if they did have THor come off like an egotistical superstar. I was expecting him to start giving bout autographs after his first appearance in Asgard.
I am looking forward to the Avengers, and more than a little curious as to how they're going to pull off all those "main" characters taking orders from Captain America. Incidentally, Captain America, despite what they're calling him here, was NOT the "First Avenger." The original Avenger team was Thor, Iron Man, Ant Man, who later changed his name to Giant Man, and still later, Goliath, the Wasp, and the Hulk, who left the team in Issue 2. Cap wasn't thawed out and recruited until Issue 3. Hawkeye started out as a superhero wannabe who was seduced over to the dark side by the Black Widow, who was originally a Russian Spy. Nick Fury started out as Sargent Fury, leader of the Howling Commandos, in World War 2, which would make him a VERY well preserved man in his middle 80's or early 90's. On top of that, Nick started out White)
