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We finally reached the most important question of the panel, will we ever find out what was whispered in Thor’s ear to make him unworthy?

“The answer to that is yes!” Cebulski said, though he doesn’t know the answer himself. “The truth of the matter is there are only two people who know what was said and that’s Jason Aaron the writer, and his editor Tom Brevoort and it is literally the best kept secret in the Marvel universe.”

So the question is, how did Jonathan Hickman made Thor worthy again in time runs out?

Probably is more easy to believe that no one knows what was said in Thor’s ear to make him unworthy...

Yea I'm guessing that even Aaron and Brevoort don't even know and just played it off saying they knew while they secretly try and think up a logical reason for why a whisper consisting of a couple words would make him unworthy. And they probably still can't find anything that would fit into what the blurred out whisper speech bubble said. So whatever they come out with as the whisper will probably be some utter bs that makes no logical sense.

@thorthunder98:

Perfectly said... Laughable how none of the marvel writers knew what the whisper was but they still portray the character in his unworthy condition giving him emotions and feelings that supposedly fit that condition, this was pathetic but at least marvel doesn't hide it anymore... Why not reveal once for all that there are no plans for the character and they don't care about continuity and story rooted comics just pr pandering!?

Dude Nick Fury just told him the crap Marvel was turning their universe into. That is enough to make anyone unworthy just by association.

hahaha

Yep, been my view on the matter for quite some time now.

Bingo. In fact I think that at this point they're just digging themselves into a deeper hole. The longer they wait the more fans will wonder, the more expectations will build, and the bigger the disappointment will be when the revelation doesn't make any sense.

@nathaniel_christopher: Well my guess is that by dragging it out so long they're hoping for the opposite, that people will lose interest and not really care anymore about what "sweet nothings" Grandpa Fury whispered into Thor's ear, for they themselves don't even know and the longer they sit on it the greater the chances they won't even have to bother with an explanation.

@antithetical: Guarantee whatever bs they come up with will not even fit in that partially blurred out bubble that was shown for the whisper

@thorthunder98: That's a given.

I bet they don't actually know what was said and they're trying to buy time to come up with a logical explanation.