alexanderlambert

It's a script for a comic book project which I'm calling "Enherjar", and which uses a lot of Norse/Teutonic mythology as prophecies from ancient times (most of which have already come to pass, but Loki's betrayal and the whole endgame of Ragnarok are waiting for my protagonist's arrival). For the protagonist I have a modern teenaged boy with Star Trek's character Worf as his favorite role model, who dies in issue one and finds himself taken to Valhalla to take an active part in the mythology.

I've also mixed a lot of science fiction into the setting, under the premise that the original scribes described what they saw in terms they could understand, and so for example the details of Loki's expertise as a genetic engineer (thus his three children Fenris, Jormangundr, & Hel being so wildly different in form) were obviously ommitted from the narrative. And this way the frost giants' terrible strength, huge bodies coated in a permanent rime of frost, and armor that's impenetrable to anything less than the weapon of a great mythic hero (or a god)... Well, they're mecha. From a glacial world. Fimbulwinter, as terraforming. That sort of thing.