Thor Finally Admits Odin's Greatest Strength Was Never His Powers

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Warning! Spoilers ahead for Thor #24

In the latest issue of Marvel Comics' Thor, the God of Thunder reveals the true strength of his father Odin. Giving his life to save his son in previous issues, Asgard mourns the loss of the original All-Father. However, visitors have come from all over the Marvel Universe to pay their respects as King Thor gives Odin's eulogy, highlighting the Son of Bor's greatest trait despite his many flaws in this new issue.

While Odin gave up his title as Asgard's king following the events of The War of the Realms in 2019, it was recently revealed that the All-Father hadn't given up his full power when Thor took the throne.  Even so, Odin eventually realized that his time had truly ended, giving his life to save Thor who was in battle with his own hammer that had merged with the Mangog to become the mass-murdering God of Hammers. Gaining the full power of the All-Father, the God of Thunder turned the Odin-Force into the new Thor-Force, un-forging Mjolnir in the aftermath of his father's sacrifice.

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Now, Thor #24 from Donny Cates and Nic Klein features a funeral being held for the former All-Father, and King Thor delivers a heartfelt (and very honest) eulogy as a tribute to his father's legacy. While Thor and Odin had their conflicts and tensions with one another, Thor concedes that his father had a keen ability to find the true worthiness in anyone. Not only did he constantly push Thor to achieve the worthiness he aspired his son to attain, but he also saw the potential within others with the issue directly using both Loki and Beta Ray Bill as examples.

Going beyond his power as the All-Father and his influence over