Warning! Spoilers for A.X.E.: Judgment Day #5 by Marvel ComicsIn one of his darkest deaths ever, Thor was just made unworthy as his attack with Mjolnir against the Celestial Progenitor ended with him being brutally killed. In A.X.E.: Judgment Day #5 by Marvel Comics, the God of Thunder is among the heroes who take a last stand against the power space god enacting final judgment on Earth. However, Thor is stripped down to his core and is among the many Avengers destroyed in the battle.
Judgment Day is underway in the Marvel Universe, as after the Eternal's attack on the X-Men led to the Avengers' Celestial base being awakened, the Progenitor sought judgment on everyone on Earth. The Celestial has ed judgment on some of the greatest heroes on Earth, as Captain America is among those deemed unworthy. However, in the last stand against the Celestial's judgment before Earth is destroyed, Thor was just stripped of his own worthiness, suffering his darkest death as he tries to fight back against the Progenitor with his hammer, Mjolnir.
In A.X.E.: Judgment Day #5 by Kieron Gillen, Valerio Schiti, Marte Gracia, and VC's Clayton Cowles from Marvel Comics, Earth's MIghtiest Heroes begin their attack against the Celestial. Focusing on a weak-spot of the Progenitor, the assault features Marvel's heaviest hitters, as even the Eternals allowed the X-Men to take control of their being so that they could attack their god. When Thor is about to strike the Celestial with Mjolnir, the Celestial notes that while the God of Thunder might be worthy, the world is not. It makes "every part of Thor unworthy" while brutally killing him in one of his darkest deaths.
While Thor previously ed Celestial judgment as his worthiness was taken to a new level, after the Progenitor decided the Earth wasn't worth saving, its previous judgments didn't matter. The planet failed, and as such, everyone had to die, regardless of their rulings. In Thor's case, he was made unworthy, as his Mjolnir attack ended up being his last action before his darkest death at the hands of the Celestial reduced to him burning flesh and bone.
Thor wasn't the only Avenger to suffer a dark death due to Celestial judgment, but his demise is one of the most shocking in the issue. The Celestial making him unworthy shows what kind of amazing powers it has, as it has no problem quickly obliterating Thor and Mjolnir during their last stand against the space god. To win the fight, the surviving Earth's Mightiest Heroes will need more than to prove their worth, as Thor's death shows even the most powerful heroes stand little chance against the Progenitor.
