I hope that this trend dies soon I miss the "I say the NAY!" Anyone else agree or disagree?

I say do it occasionally as a joke but it is tiring to read O_O

This should answer your question ;D

i disagree.. i dont like it...

I found that one of the most frustrating things about Thor, and it was one of things that's kept me from ever reading his title. An occasional phrase would be okay, but NOT all his dialogue should be that way.

Honestly I never understood why a Germanic god spoke in old English 

Bendis can't write that way, Brian Michael Bendis writes every character the same way in avengers and if he gives them any personality at all its personality like some sarcastic punk teenager who grew up in the late 70s/80s 
 if anything he's gonna have Thor speak with some awesome outdated cooler dialogue or have Thor come out with Yiddish/Jewish phrases like he's done with wolverine and spider-man despite the fact none of them are jewish 
 I know reading/writing standards are dropping across the States but just be glad Marvel has dumbed down its Thor dialogue for lesser educated audiences, any knowledge of folklore or any knowledge of old middle english should not be a requirement for today's reader, comic readers are just not that much into history these days 
 if Bendis tried to inject a bit of Shakesphere into Thor like Simonson, JMs or Stan Lee did then Bendis would FAIL and the comic an absolute trainwreck to read

hmmm It would be fun to see him do it from time to time to mess with people.

@MutenRoshi: Your statement would have still been completely accurate if it had stopped at Bendis can't write

I always liked the way Thor spoke, but I'm okay with how things are now.

@joshmightbe: It was Stan Lee's way (and his brother Larry Leiber's, too) of making Thor and the other gods sound more regal than mere mortals.

I found it quite hard to understand when I first tried to read a Thor comic when I was 7, but it grew on me and by the time I was ten I liked it.

For me, the Shakespearean speech did lend an aire of regality and godliness to Marvel's gods, even if it doesn't make sense for Agardian, and later Olympian, gods to speak thus.

Forsooth thou there beath hater's but then beath by my beardeth there beath thy playa hater's, but veerily, let me lay dowth this for thee, just because thou cannot contianeth my swagga, shall thou layeth thy judgment on me, ain't nayeth, no shameth in my gameth. Now pass the Courvoisier, I the mighty Thor is about to get crunketh in this mother. *hic*  
 
Thor should slip back into it anytime the Avengers find him after an epic nine worlds, nine weeks pub crawl with Hercules. 

@SCsaid:

Forsooth thou there beath hater's but then beath by my beardeth there beath thy playa hater's, but veerily, let me lay dowth this for thee, just because thou cannot contianeth my swagga, shall thou layeth thy judgment on me, ain't nayeth, no shameth in my gameth. Now pass the Courvoisier, I the mighty Thor is about to get crunketh in this mother. *hic* Thor should slip back into it anytime the Avengers find him after an epic nine worlds, nine weeks pub crawl with Hercules.

Lmao, SC strikes again =D

@SC said:

Thor should slip back into it anytime the Avengers find him after an epic nine worlds, nine weeks pub crawl with Hercules.

Thaaattttt'sss Riiiiggghhhhhtttttttt !!!!!!

Forsooth thou there beath hater's but then beath by my beardeth there beath thy playa hater's, but veerily, let me lay dowth this for thee, just because thou cannot contianeth my swagga, shall thou layeth thy judgment on me, ain't nayeth, no shameth in my gameth. Now pass the Courvoisier, I the mighty Thor is about to get crunketh in this mother. *hic*   Thor should slip back into it anytime the Avengers find him after an epic nine worlds, nine weeks pub crawl with Hercules. 

hell to the no in bring back the oldith wayith of the gods speaking......so i say NAY TO THE OLD WAY...yay that rymes lol

@SC said:

Forsooth thou there beath hater's but then beath by my beardeth there beath thy playa hater's, but veerily, let me lay dowth this for thee, just because thou cannot contianeth my swagga, shall thou layeth thy judgment on me, ain't nayeth, no shameth in my gameth. Now pass the Courvoisier, I the mighty Thor is about to get crunketh in this mother. *hic*   Thor should slip back into it anytime the Avengers find him after an epic nine worlds, nine weeks pub crawl with Hercules. 

Is that how they speak in the Asgardian hoods?

Forsooth thou there beath hater's but then beath by my beardeth there beath thy playa hater's, but veerily, let me lay dowth this for thee, just because thou cannot contianeth my swagga, shall thou layeth thy judgment on me, ain't nayeth, no shameth in my gameth. Now pass the Courvoisier, I the mighty Thor is about to get crunketh in this mother. *hic*   Thor should slip back into it anytime the Avengers find him after an epic nine worlds, nine weeks pub crawl with Hercules. 

BTW im glad he didn't speak like that in the movie. 
 
 
That was one of the reason i could NOT read Thor,i thought he was some Shakespearean olden time god..lol 
 
The huge wings on his head made it no better,i thought he was just a dorky looking character to begin with.I'm glad they modernized him,he needed an update.

I found that one of the most frustrating things about Thor, and it was one of things that's kept me from ever reading his title. An occasional phrase would be okay, but NOT all his dialogue should be that way.

@Icarusflies said:

I found that one of the most frustrating things about Thor, and it was one of things that's kept me from ever reading his title. An occasional phrase would be okay, but NOT all his dialogue should be that way.

Exactly, he is my favorite character but its a real struggle to read some of the classic comics because of this, i stick to only getting the 'big moments' like Beta Ray Bill & Fire Lord's first appearances.

NAY!