The realm eternal, as God, here remain as the beacon of hope, podcasting out across the

stars, and though we have fallen into man's myths and legends, it was as God in its warriors

that brought podcasts to the universe for this geek history lesson on Marvel's Asgardian

realm commences.

Hello and welcome to Geek History Lesson. I am Jason Allfather Inman.

I am Ashton Victoria Robinson. Welcome to your mind university because you have stumbled onto the

podcast where we take one character construct or place from popular culture and teach you

everything you need to know about them in about an hour. And I have to say I like this podcast

another. What? You know, thoughts like I like this drink another. Oh, I was very confused. I

don't know how you were going to podcast literally a minute into the podcast. I don't know how

my stellar Chris Hemsworth impression slipped through your radar. Okay, everybody. So with

Thor Loven Thunder hitting this month and there's lots of references and lots of Asgardian

traveling, I thought it would be interesting to give our listeners a big blowdown on how Marvel

comics views as guardian myths and Norse stories. And of course, this all ties into Marvel Club,

which we're doing over at the Patreon, which we'll tell you a bit more soon. So Ashley, I think

we should just hop into the realm eternal crossing the Bifrost, put on our winged helmets,

and head right to the Tencent origin. Yes, that is the first part of the podcast for Professor

Jason is going to tell you all of the who's at some what that's galores in case you go to a Marvel

comics cocktail party and someone's like, what's the deal with as guard? So as guard, of course,

it's aliases are as guard space, the celestial as guard, the God world, the golden realm, the

Helven heavens realm, the nine worlds, the realm eternal jazz guard, beach guard,

razz guard, arth guard, and it first appeared in Marvel comics in journey into mystery number 85

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