Are beings from another realm considered "Aliens"

[jaqua99]

Yeah they use the term "God" more but if you think about it they're not really any different than their movie counterparts.

I think he means, in the MCU they are extra dimensional beings, of great power, who were considered gods by mortals. While in the comics, they were Gods. They weren't viewed as gods, they ARE gods. Zeus is a god from mount olympus, Thor is a god from Asgard. That type of thing. I kind of see it, in the comics, they are gods in the sense of gods in clash of the titans. but they are actual gods. Not just extra dimension beings viewed and believed to be gods. Geeze, as I type, I am trying to make this make sense to me haha

 

[jaqua99]

Definately, with Executioner coming on along to provide a physical adversary for Thor.

From what I recall in the comics, Thor is decently stronger though?

 

[BigThor]

From what I recall in the comics, Thor is decently stronger though?

Their strength difference isn't enough to really matter in live action though, it's not like a Cap and Loki strength difference.

 

[jaqua99]

Their strength difference isn't enough to really matter in live action though, it's not like a Cap and Loki strength difference.

Yes. But I always thought the difference was enough that even in a brawl, Thor wouldn't have much of a problem

 

[Avenger]

It would make for a rather dull movie if Thor could easily beat every adversary he faces.

 

[BigThor]

Yes. But I always thought the difference was enough that even in a brawl, Thor wouldn't have much of a problem

In the comics Thor doesn't have much of a problem with Iron Man but as well as know that wasn't the case in the film.

Besides, Executioner is alot stronger than Loki and he was able gave Thor a pretty good fight.