Marvel's Loki: Created By: Loki, the God of Mischief, was created by writer Stan Lee, scripter Larry Lieber, and artist Jack Kirby. He first appeared in "Journey into Mystery" #85 in 1962. First Appearances: Loki made his debut in "Journey into Mystery" #85, introducing readers to the mischievous and manipulative Asgardian god. Major Comic Book Story Appearances: Loki has been a central character in various comic book story arcs, particularly in "Thor" titles, "Avengers," and crossover events within the Marvel Universe. Full Bio: Loki is the adopted brother of Thor, raised in Asgard as the son of Odin. Despite his Asgardian heritage, Loki is known for his deceitful nature and constant scheming to seize power and sow chaos. His desire for attention and recognition often drives him to commit acts of villainy, leading to frequent clashes with Thor and other superheroes. Throughout his long history, Loki has oscillated between villainy and redemption, sometimes working alongside the heroes of Earth to combat greater threats. His complex relationship with his family, particularly Thor and Odin, adds depth to his character, showcasing moments of vulnerability and humanity beneath his facade of trickery. Power Set: Loki possesses a variety of mystical abilities: Sorcery: He is a master of magic, capable of casting powerful spells and illusions. Shapeshifting: Loki can change his appearance at will, allowing him to assume different forms and personas. Illusions: He can create convincing illusions to deceive his enemies and manipulate situations to his advantage. Teleportation: Loki can teleport himself and others across great distances. His mastery of magic and cunning intellect make him a formidable adversary for any hero. Friends and Allies in the Comics: Loki's alliances are often tenuous and motivated by his own self-interest. While he occasionally forms temporary alliances with other villains, he is more often a solitary figure pursuing his own agenda.