We’ve been hearing for a while now that Mark Protosevich’s script for the upcoming comic adapted, Kenneth Branagh directed THOR was set entirely in Asgard with Thor, his dad, his brother and all the other Norse gods doing all kinds of Norse god things there. However, with IRON MAN, THE INCREDIBLE HULK and the upcoming CAPTAIN AMERICA adaptation having superheroes firmly planted in this world, how exactly would they manage to fit Thor into the eventual Avengers feature film? Two words: Donald Blake. That’s right, according to the peeps over at the IESB, Donald Blake has recently been added to the end of the THOR script. Blake is, of course, the human alter ego of Thor who finds Thor’s hammer Mjolnir and discovers he was once a god of Asgard. So there you go. That’s how they’ll be fitting Thor into the Avengers film. Have at it, schmoes.
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