“Roxxon Presents: Thor” #1 opens with a radical model of Roxxon Thor returning to Earthgard with the intent of working with Roxxon to make the world a greater place, each as a superhero and as pro-A.I. influencer Chad Hammer. Virtually instantly, the difficulty parodies Elon Musk’s Cybertruck because the Thunder God debuts his gaudy, rectangular Thor-Truck. The car, cast from the strongest Uru metallic, the identical materials Thor’s hammer is product of, has zero weaknesses and no crumple zones, a reference to the official security considerations over Elon Musk’s Cybertruck. Thor makes use of his smartphone-powered hammer to realize entry to the car, however his entry is difficult by technological roadblocks. And in a ultimate dig on Tesla, the Thor-Truck dangerously swerves into site visitors on autopilot mode after he lastly will get inside.
The propaganda continues as Roxxon Thor meets with Minotaur, who argues in favor of elevated high quality of life by way of merchandise and capitalism over the Earth’s long-term well being. Loki seems, disguising himself as a pacesetter of pro-climate change protesters who by no means labored a day of their lives, revealing his plan to show the “nice energy” of cancel tradition towards Thor. To cease Loki, Roxxon Thor turns to Heimdall, who provides a smartphone A.I. assistant to information the hero. As he begins to push again, Roxxon Thor makes use of digital actuality to see by way of Loki’s phantasm and makes use of drones to take down the protesters.
When Thor confronts Agger on Earth-616, the villain calls the comedian a self-parody and weaponizes the satire. He says that manufacturers that mock themselves have free rein to affect shoppers and tells the God of Thunder the joke is on him — the proper description of this meta-comic-within-a-comic-within-a-comic.