Many months ago, Jane Foster, in
obedience to a voice in her head, had Heimdall send her to the moon
via Bifrost where she picked up Mjolnir to become the new Thor....
Now she is in furious battle with
Mangog as Asgardia is plunging into the sun. She hurls the foe into a
giant golden statue where the heat melts the gold, coating Mangog.
Odin and Freyja warn her to escape before the monster kills her; she
replies that she is Asgardia's only hope. Thor Odinson is shocked
that she has transformed into Thor, effectively killing herself. She
tells them to tell the gods that they must earn the trust of their
worshipers. Mangog returns and as they battle in close quarters, the
monster sees in her eyes that she hates the gods as well. She agrees
but also claims that the gods have also helped mankind and she is
returning the favor. As the monsters beat her brutally he asks why
she would die for the gods? She responds, thinking of Thor Odinson,
that she is dying for love..and then she hurls Mangog into the sun.
There is only a brief respite before Mangog returns, destroying the
gods' escape vessel, and again Jane Thor engages with him. Would she
die like a god? is the monster's question—her response? “I shall
not die alone!” Thor Odinson joins her as Asgardia makes its final
fall into the sun. Jane Thor binds Mangog with the chains forged to
hold Fenris until the day of Ragnarok, attaches Mjolnir to it and,
with a reminder that he was defeated by a mortal, hurls him into the
heart of the sun. Odinson is shocked that she would destroy Mjolnir,
truly killing herself. The two have only a few moments to share a
kiss before she once again becomes the dying Jane Foster and the
fragment of Asgardia they are standing on vanishes into the sun. The
gods look on and despair for them—and then Thor lands, cradling
Jane in his arms....