Thor: Ragnarok's Hela Is Deadlier Than Ever in Hellfire Gala Costume
The Goddess of death Hela — familiar to many fans for Cate Blanchett's portrayal in the MCU's Thor: Ragnarok — gets an awesome new costume in Mark Brooks' epic Hellfire Gala tribute art. Brooks' Hellfire design for Hela's drop-dead costume is at once deeply sexy and horrifyingly scary, perfectly capturing the essence of the Queen of Hel.
Hela is an Asgardian Goddess, daughter of a past incarnation of Loki and Angrboða, who was first introduced to Marvel Comics in 1964's Journey Into Mystery #102, and has since remained a formidable foe for Thor, X-Men and the Avengers. King Odin gave Hela dominion over the dead in Hel and Niflheim after she came of age, and her power of death has rivaled even the pure incarnation of Death at times.
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The Hellfire Gala is a now-annual X-Men crossover event in which the mutants of Krakoa celebrate mutantkind with high fashion. Despite the mutant race having conquered Death, Hela is intrinsically connected to the X-Men and in particular Dani Moonstar, the mutant Mirage, who obtained the powers of the Asgardian Valkyrie back in the '90s, and is indebted to Hela. Dani Moonstar has, on several occasions, used her connection to Hela to request a «boon» from the goddess, usually reviving a fallen mutant comrade, and surely Hela would not be happy that the mutants have no need for such boons any longer. Frequent Marvel artist Mark Brooks shared the costume Hela would wear to crash the party on Twitter, in a piece of 'fan art' that won't appear in Marvel's official comics.
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