‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ star suggests spinoff sequence with Beta Ray Bill

Jaimie Alexander and Beta Ray Bill

The majority of the attention has been placed on Jane Foster, played by Natalie Portman, who makes her eagerly anticipated comeback to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Thor: Love and Thunder after nearly a decade away, but she's not the only one in that situation.

Jaimie Alexander's Lady Sif also disappeared into thin air despite having played a sizable part in both the first film and its sequel, The Dark World. At least this meant that she was the only member of the Odinson's crew to survive Hela's wrath in Ragnarok, which saw the Warriors Three cast aside in a murderous manner.

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It appears that Alexander is eager to get a piece of the action because the Disney Plus era has made every aspect of the MCU available for numerous spinoffs, sequel programmes, and episodic offshoots. The actress asked followers on social media what they would like to see in the Lady Sif series, and she started things off by suggesting a Beta Ray Bill buddy adventure.

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Many fans of Beta Ray Bill are expecting that he will appear as a surprise guest in Love and Thunder after being teased in Ragnarok, but if that doesn't work out, a Disney Plus programme would be a suitable stand-in. We can only hope that the Marvel top brass are taking note if they choose Sif as the right candidate for her own solo project because the Asgardian mythos is great for additional investigation and wouldn't even need to tread on the toes of the primary Thor tale.

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