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Hela is a comic book character that first appeared in Journey Into Mystery #102
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Hela is the Norse Goddess of Death and ruler of Hel and Niffleheim.

Origin

Goddess of Death
Goddess of Death

Hela is the daughter of Loki and the giantess Angrboda. When Hela came of age, she was appointed Ruler and Goddess of the northernmost kingdom of the dead, allowing her to rule in the realms of Hel and Niffleheim. Although her dominion was only over those who did not die as heroes, as Odin was the ruler of these in Valhalla. Still, Hela often sought to expand her kingdom by conquering Valhalla as well which often brought Hela into direct conflict with both Odin and his son Thor. On one occasion, Hela attempted to persuade Thor into entering Valhalla when he was on the verge of death, although he eventually refused. Hela also entered into an uneasy alliance with the other Death Gods of Earth.

Hela patiently waited for the chance to take over Valhalla and even forced her minions to build the enormous ship, Naflgar, out of the finger nails of the dead in order to attack Asgard, however this ship was destroyed by Skurge the Exocutioner and Hela was forced to begin reconstruction of the ship. When Odin entered the Odinsleep, his attention to Valhalla waned and Hela had the chance she had been waiting for. Once he was aware of her intentions a great battle took place. Hela corrupted the Valkyries causing them to lose their physical form & remain in a wraith like state. Danielle Moonstar was also stuck in this state, she & the New Mutants journeyed to Asgard to battle Hela's army. The battle with various forces brought the Hulk and Agamemnon, the leader of the Pantheon, to Hela's realm. After a long fight against Hela's surreal forces, Agamemnon requests, based on a vaguely hinted upon relationship, to allow them to leave. Hela surprisingly agrees. This incident sheds light on the fact that in Marvel, Hela is supposedly the half sister of Agamemnon. The fighting continued on until the mutants were able to wake Odin. Hela soon gave up her conquest of Valhalla when Odin vowed to keep a better watch over it in the future. After many failed attempts to defeat the Asgardians, Hela finally helped her father bring about the events of Ragnarok when she finally finished building Naflgar and allowed Loki to use it in order to attack Asgard.

Hela was recently resurrected after supposedly being killed in the events of Ragnarok. Hela later tells Loki that she has lost much of her realm and power, however this could be due to the fact that so many Asgardians were resurrected by Thor, making her realm devoid of the Asgardian souls that she had collected over so many years. Although she still appears to be a member of a group of Death Gods when she attended a meeting to discuss the fate of the Limbo realm. Hela now patiently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada, and even assisted her father, Loki, in enabling him to complete a task that caused Thor to be banished from Asgard. 

 

Creation

Hela is a Marvel Comics character, adapted for Thor comics by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby based on the Norse mythological Hel. Collections of Old Norse poems and writings such as the Poetic Edda, and Prose Edda, describing and detailing Hel. Appointed as ruler of the underworld, and having a gloomy disposition as well as appearing half flesh and half blackened. Much like the traditional Norse mythological version, Hela is the goddess of the dead who resides and rules over the Asagrdian death or afterlife realm. Also known as Niffleheim. Her interactions and relationships likewise mirror that of her Norse mythological inspiration.  Hela's first appearance being in Journey into Mystery #102, released in March of 1964.     
 

Character Evolution

Much like many of her Norse mythological inspired and themed characters, Hela has enjoyed a steady development, throughout her publication history, starting off as a somewhat one dimensional character to play antagonist to gaining and gathering more complicated motivations and characterizations over time. Her status and relationships with other characters can be inconsistent to ambiguous, such as asserting whether she is the progeny of trickster god Loki or not. Unlike her original inspiration death goddess Hel, Hela exists alongside many other pantheons death gods and goddesses, and as such she has over time been shown to interact, plot and war with such other characters. After one particular Ragnorak, Hela's resurrection took her to find residence in the United States city Las Vegas, as she lacked her own dimension and realm.  
 

Major Story Arcs

Even in Death 

Death's Call 
Death's Call 
Thor has had much of his power stripped, and Loki has created an enchanted weapon that will bestow great power upon any who should wield it. Though intended for himself, the enchanted crowbar weapon is picked up by Dirk Garthwaite, who becomes the Wrecker. This combination and situation setting up a clash between Thor and Wrecker. The thunder god weakened, he fights valiantly, but moment by moment his newly weakened stamina, makes his struggle the more futile. After Wrecker brings down a building on the Asgardian, he appears all but dead. Hela making her appearance to claim Thor's soul. Though seemingly killed, a flicker of life remains in Thor and he points this out to the death goddess Hela, as well as pointing out that she can not claim him until that flicker is snuffed as well. Thor manages to find Wrecker in his faint astral form, but can not stop him. He returns to his physical body and manages to reawaken it. Sif stops Wrecker by using the Destroyer armor. Hela must bide her time before getting to claim Thor. She does take opportunity to remind him how close he came to belonging to her when Sif is seriously wounded, and further more teases Thor with the glory and gain he will receive when he does eventually enter the afterlife. Thor continues to resist deaths pull however.  

Odin and Infinity 

 Hela
 Hela
Hela orchestrates a cunning plot in which unbeknown to Odin, she manipulates and steals a portion of his soul and power as he lies in slumber in the Sea of Eternal Night. With this part of Odin, she creates a being dubbed Infinity whose influence starts to upset the natural order and manages to defeat Odin, and take control of the All Father. Thor after much truth searching and information gather, comes to realize that this terrifying being Infinity is actually an aspect of his father Odin. Through much of the combined forces of Asgardians and Odin's own resolve the All Father comes around to his senses and Hela's plan failed. Knowing that she will be bitter in her denial of Odin, the All Father warns his son that Hela will be looking for an outlet for her wraith. Hela's plan adapting, as she asserts that with Thor's death Odin's spirit will be broken allowing death to succeed over life. She also curiously wonders why mankind should fear and find terror with her and death itself. Know Thor is on Earth, the death goddess Hela heads there to find him and take his life. Disguising herself she attracts the attention of some common thugs who attempt to rob her. Their actions and attitudes annoying her, Hela casually dismisses them killing them allowing them early entry into her realm. Odin's illusions obscuring her goal of finding Thor, she decides to make trouble as to alert the thunder god to her presence. This works, as Thor has no choice but to reveal himself to the powerful death goddess. Hela sheds her disguise and Thor feels he must fall to her in order to prevent innocent humans from being collateral damage. Still he tries to avoid Hela, and reality itself seems to bend to her will as she pursues her prey. Odin himself struggles with the idea of Hela pursuing his son, as he realizes that Hela is integral to balance. Still Thor is his son. With Thor's demise looking likely, Odin appears and his choice is to strike at Hela. He does and death comes to the death goddess. Thor however knows that Hela is more important than Thor in the grand scheme of things. He speaks to his father and Odin understands this as well. Odin revives Hela and Thor seems lost to Hela and the thunder god begins to wither and die. Sif makes a desperate appeal to Hela, and Hela hears Sif plea and seems silent. Sif's words have appealed to Hela and granted Thor a stay of execution and Hela emphasizes this as she takes her leave.     

Hela on Earth

Hela on Earth 
Hela on Earth 
The astoundingly strong Kurse is on a warpath attempting to hunt down the accursed Malekith, and his hunt takes him to Hel, where he is all to quick to attack the death goddess as indiscriminately as he has all so far. He appears to usurp and dempose her beneath a tower of rubble. Aided by the Enchantress's sister, Lorelei, Kurse then takes his leave from Hel to continue his search for Malekith. On Earth, New York specifically, Kurse views Thor but illusions mean he views him only as the one he pursues, Malekith. Kurse claims and then demonstrates that the creatures of Hel, are his to command as he summons the mighty Midgard Serpent to Earth. He fights Thor and calls on increasingly more denizens of Hel to cause destruction. Kurse continues to claim he is master of Hel and Niffleheim and calls forth even more of Hela's subjects, he calls forth Nidhogg the Dragon, an Ice Giant, personal guard to Ymir, Farsung the Enchanter, King Fafnir, Fafnir the Giant, and several Ice Dwarfs. Thor tries to pacify the former Dark Elf Kurse, but Kurse's hatred of Malekith and perception that Thor is Malekith means Thor's pleas fall on deaf ears. The Godpack, a group of young gods led by the High Evolutionary appear, to help bring the destruction caused by the dead Asgardian creatures to a halt. Beta Ray Bill even appears to try and turn the tide. Warriors Three join the fray and finally the odds seem favorable for the heroes. Things however get from grim to worse when Hela appears and reclaims her authority and rule over the dead. Her very presence turns the day into pitch black, and caused ominous rumblings to the ground. Many of the creatures summoned by Kurse seem confused, claiming that Kurse had led them to believe he had killed Hela. Hela seems almost offended by the idea, as she states she has been away in the far parts of the nine realms, and that this was probably Malekith deceiving Kurse by impersonating Hela. A confused Kurse orders his monstrous undead army to attack Hela, but with a simple gesture she deadens all of them in their tracks. The two Fafnir's, Nidhogg, and the rest of the undead creatures all turn to obey their true master. Kurse then attempts to over power Hela, but his vicious and powerful strikes are dismissed casually by the death goddess. Viewing Kurse as beneath her in power, persistent but simple, she enlightens him of further deception, by allowing him to see it has be Thor he has been attacking all the while and not Malekith. Kurse rushes off enraged by being fooled by Malekith yet again and Thor thanks Hela for her actions in bring the titanic brawl to its close. Hela warns against gratitude from the thunder god, nor arrogance in attempting to tell her to return her minions to the Hel realm. She teases invasion of Earth, before agreeing that she would leave but under a condition, and that condition being that Thor return to Hel with her to serve as her loyal subject. Seeing no alternative that would protect the ones he loves, Thor accepts Hela's conditions and departs with her.     

X-Factor

Hela recently appeared in the pages of X-Factor as a client of X-Factor Investigations. She meets with Madrox & Longshot and refers to herself as Miss Halja. Longshot, a mutant with the ability to attract women is smitten and taken aback by her beauty. She wants the team to retrieve an object that's been stolen from her. Her "Thor's Hammer" or ancient Norse pendant has been stolen from her by a man named Goffern. She pays Madrox with gold coins and says she assumes that will cover their services.

Later, Madrox and Banshee track down Goffern to a tavern in New York City. After recovering the pendant he is revealed to be Pip, The Troll. Hela materializes in the alley and takes Pip back to before her disappearance; she brings to a close her business with X-Factor Investigations.

 Hela in Las Vegas
 Hela in Las Vegas

Multiple man feels that he had made a mistake by reclaiming the pendant for his client. He decides to take a group into a campaign to locate the troll. As Hela tortures Pip, she demands an explanation of why he did not honor his part of the agreement. Details of the deal are revealed. She granted to Pip a change in his physical appearance for one year. In return, Pip will serve under her command for an extensive period of time. Pip ran away as he did not think he had enjoyed his look for a fair period of time.

Hela becomes aware of the presence of X-factor when Longshot goes on a winning streak at the Caesar’s Palace Casino. She sends two Norse zombie warriors to intersect them as she realizes their intention of finding the whereabouts of the troll. Two Norse warriors are easily defeated by X-factor.

She sends a new bulky group of reinforcements. They have an evident advantage in numbers over X-factor. As soon as the fight is going to start, Thor comes down to find out further information about this confrontation. He sides with X-factor to free Pip. Thor leads the group into hell as Layla Miller stayed behind.

Hela frees the troll as she thinks he is not worth the effort of keeping him. The rescue team is allowed to leave. They use the same way in but they are surprised by finding that the original entrance is closed permanently. Hela points out that the only way out is going through the center of hell where her army of cursed souls is waiting for them. If anyone dies in the battle their souls will belong to her. Thor leads the battle. Hela is confronted by Madrox. He insists that the whole situation with the talisman was a pure distraction to bring Thor into hell for the battle. She doesn’t accept it. She launches herself to kill Multiple man for good. She is surprised by Darwin who places himself in between them to protect his friend. Darwin’s power of evolution affects her since he is constantly evolving to survive death. He absorbs some of Hela’s powers. He is able to remove the cloak that shows a part of the true self of Hela.

Using the distraction, the group is able to escape the battle. They are brought back to Vegas by Layla Miller one by one. Hela is left to face her own army.

The Fine Print

Hela and Mephisto
Hela and Mephisto

The realm eternal lies in ruins (after the devastating events of the siege of Asgard - brought about by Loki). The flooding city was brought down outside Broxton, Oklahoma.  Hela lost her domain in hell when the gods came to earth, with no place to host the war dead. She intended to let their spirits wander free…Until Loki convinced her that the Disir - the fabled , ancient Asgardian Soul- Eaters - Did indeed exist and where hunting and eating fresh souls. To protect the souls, Hela assented to a deal brokered by Loki (giving her a piece of Mephisto`s Hell to serve as Hela`s Hell. Unbeknownst to Hela, Loki had the Disir on a leash. It was the domination over the Disir that Loki traded for the tract of land in Mephisto`s Hell. Mephisto gave the Disir permission to attack the souls Hela had thought protected in her own hel. Thinking she possessed the Bane of the Disir - The magic blade Eir-Gram Hela sped to Hel to defend the fallen Souls, only to find herself overwhelmed and the Eir-Gram stolen.

Using the last of her power and strength, Hela transformed herself into a fortress to defend the souls of the dead from the Disir and she has appealed to her Asgardian Kin to help defend her charges.

Thor and Tyr go to her aid, but the situation is already quite dire. To defeat the Disir, the Asgardians must secure the Eir-Gram, while Tyr stays to defend the Citadel Hela, Thor confronts Mephisto (who attempts to strike a deal with the God of Thunder in exchange for the Eir-Gram.

Powers

Queen of Hel
Queen of Hel

Hela has all of the typical Asgardian traits including a long life-span, super strength, immunity to disease, enhanced metabolism & resistance to most injuries. Hela is one of the strongest Asgardians, being able to lift ~100 tons. She is proficient in both armed and unarmed combat, wield the mystical Nightsword in battle and is able to even face Thor in hand-to-hand combat and come to a stalemate, however she rarely relies on her physical prowess.

As a goddess of death, Hela holds power over life and death with her kinsmen, the gods of Asgard. Death for an Asgardian is somewhat different than death for a mortal. In both cases, the corporeal body ceases all functions and activities, but whereas mortal spirits flee the physical form at the moment of death, the spirits of gods remain in their bodies until the death-goddess draws them out and leads them to their final resting place. Those spirits (or astral-selves) remain integral for eternity and reside in certain twilight realms in the dimension of Asgard like Hel and Niffleheim, where they take on a quasi-physical tangible existence. Although Hela is usually content to wait until an Asgardian is on the verge of succumbing to fatal wounds before she touches him or her and draws the spirit from the body, she can also touch perfectly healthy Asgardians and kill them if she so chooses. By using mystical energy, Hela can accomplish a number of tasks, such as levitation, causing one to rapidly age or die, and she can even enhance her fists to increase her strength and cause powerful blows, which are often referred to as her Hand of Glory. She also has the power to restore life to recently deceased gods as long as their spirits have not left their bodies although, she does not exercise this power often.

Hela in Hel
Hela in Hel

While Hela’s touch is also fatal to mortals, she does not generally leave the dimension of Asgard or have much traffic with human lives since the souls of the Asgardians are her province.
Hela is able to travel about in her astral form, possessing the same powers of death as her physical form has. Because of her Asgardian metabolism, she does not have any limitation on the amount of time she can spend out of her physical form, unlike mortal astral projectionists.

It should be noted that the left side of Hela's body is dead and decayed although it appears alive and healthy when she can physically touch her cloak. If her cloak is taken from her, it is revealed that she herself is half dead already, half her body rotted away. She even loses her physical strength, although this does not mean she is required to wear the cloak since only touching the cloak replenishes her power.

Characteristics

Hela and her cloak
Hela and her cloak

Hair: Grey

Eyes: Green

Height: 7'

Weight: 500 lbs.

Status

Known Relatives: Loki (father), Angrboda (mother), Fenris Wolf (brother), Midgard Serpant (Jormungandr, brother)

Citizenship: Asgardian

Place of Birth: Asgard

Marital Status: Single

Occupation: Goddess of Death, ruler of Hel and Niffleheim

Education: Extensively self-educated

Creators: Hela was originally created in1964 by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.

Alternate Realities

Earth 1610

Ultimate Hela
Ultimate Hela

The Ultimate version of Hela is much like her mainstream counterpart. After Valkyrie is killed during the events of Ultimatum. As Thor was in a relationship with Valkyrie as soon as he found out he sought her revival. Ultimate Hela is introduced and first appears when Thor travels to Valhalla in order to search and find his lover, Valkyrie, seeking to rescue her from death during the aforementioned  Ultimatum storyline.  Eventually finding his way, Thor arrives in Valhalla, it can be implied that Hela, not Odin controls this realm, contrary to the 616 reality. However, Hela still refuses to allow even Thor to be granted such a divine gift so freely and challenges him to defeat her army of undead warriors before she would return the soul of Valkyrie. Once Thor was successful, Hela allowed Thor's request, but only as long as he stayed in her place, as she explained the price of a soul was another. She then asks Thor for a child. Wishing to do this for Valkyries sake, Thor does as requested. Thor is eventually released by Valkyrie who wishes to take his place. Hela then takes Valkyrie under her wing as Valykrie becomes a servant of Hela, a warrior and transporter of Asgard's dead.  

Hela goes on to give birth to her and Thor's child Modi Thorson. Hela's appearance, powers, characterization appear similar to those of er mainstream version, save she seems to prefer using the color red more, as opposed to green, in her personal stylings.     

Earth-841047

A What If story supposing if Loki would have been the one instead of Donald Blake to find the hammer of Thor. Instead of Donald Blake finding a humble wooden cane and using it to turn into the almighty thunder god Thor, he is killed by the alien invaders the Kronans. Loki disguises the wooden cane as a tree hoping to hide it until he can circumvent the worthiness enchantment. Donald Blake's death also meaning that Thor would die, the Asgardian thunder god was now in Hela's realm. Hela refusing to give up his soul engaged in battle with all father Odin who had journeyed to her realm to seek pardon for his son. With Loki's schemes prompting Ragnorak, Hela eventually allowed Thor to depart her realm revived, for the price of Lady Sif's soul. Thor revived opposed and stopped Loki's machinations. Hela appeared and had many of the same powers and characteristics as her mainstream counterpart. 

Earth-94001

Hela appears in the Loki Triumphant reality, which details the trickster gods rise to power. Hela appears and has many of the same powers and characteristics as her mainstream counterpart in this alternative reality. 

Earth-98101

The Timeslip reality, Hela is defeated by Avenger Jack Fireheart after Thor is required to assemble a team of Earth heroes to battle Asagrdian's proving to his father Odin, they are worthy beings. Hela appears slightly differently but appears to have many of the same powers and characteristics as her mainstream counterpart.  

Earth-10246

Hela appears in Millennial Visions. The thunder god Thor seeks his father who is missing and absent. Believing the All Father Odin to be in Hel, Thor finds himself in Hela's domain eager to find his father. Hela sends her armies to oppose and stop him from causing havoc. Hela appears and has many of the same powers and characteristics as her mainstream counterpart in this alternative reality. 

Earth-41001

Hela appears in X-Men The End, an alternative reality focusing on the alternate future of the X-Men. Danielle Moonstar is separated and held in confinement in the mutant concentration camp Neverland situated on the Moon, when Hela appears before her. Near death from torture and confinement a struggling Dani pleas are only heard by Hela. Materializing before the Cheyenne mutant, Hela reminds her that she is a Valkyrie and as such, cherished by the Goddess of Death. After Moonstar invokes both Asgardian and Cheyenne chants after her telepathic bond with Rahne Sinclair lets her knows she is dead, Hela revives her and grants her enhanced powers. Moonstar is also enhanced with additional Cheyenne patterns and symbols. Danielle Moonstar lays waste to the X-Men foes in charge of Neverland before heading to Vahalla. Hela appears and has many of the same powers and characteristics as her mainstream counterpart in this alternative reality.   

Other Media

Television 

Hulk vs. Thor (2009)
Hela in Hulk vs. Thor
Hela in Hulk vs. Thor

In the Hulk vs. Thor DVD, Hela appears, along with many of her Asgardian brethren. Although she wishes to claim Thor's soul after he is gravely injured after fighting the Hulk, she is forced to wait after Amora the Enchantress comes to his aid and heals his wounds. Hela is then tricked by Thor and Loki into transporting the Hulk to her realm and claiming him as her own. However, the Hulk proves to be too much of a nuisance and runs rampant through her dimension. This angers Hela and she agrees to assist in re-joining the Hulk with his Bruce Banner alter-ego, which she had claimed earlier after Loki killed him. As a price for this inconvenience, Hela claims the soul of Loki, although she admits that, as her father, she will not keep him forever. Hela is voiced by Janyse Jaud.

Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (2010)
 Hela in Avengers: EMH
 Hela in Avengers: EMH

Hela appears in the season one finale "A Day Unlike Any Other", when the Avengers are scattered amongst the nine realms. Captain America finds himself in Niffelheim, Hela's realm of the dead, where she makes a deal with him. If she sends him to help the Avengers aid Thor in battle against Loki and death should claim him in the battle, then his mortal spirit belongs to her forever. Hela is voiced by Nika Futterman.

Thor & Loki: Blood Brothers (2011)
Hela appears in Thor & Loki: Blood Brothers, a webcomic released in 2011. Hela is voiced by Katharine Chesterton.  

Video Games

Marvel: Ultimate Alliance (2006)
Hela is an indirect enemy in this 2006 video game, letting the dead of her realm, wander out to impede your players heroes. 
Rank Game #7463 in Power Rank
General Information Edit
Super Name: Hela
Real Name: Hel
Aliases: Hela
Halja
Goddess of Death
Queen of Hel
Ruler of Hel
Publisher: Marvel
Gender: Female
Character Type: God/Eternal
1st Appearance: Journey Into Mystery #102
Appears in: 322 issues
Birthday:
Died:
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