In Taika Waititi's Thor: Ragnarok, there's a moment when Hela runs her fingers through her helmed mane, creating luscious tendrils of might and power - inspiring nearly every cosplayer in the world to wonder, "Holy crap, how am I going to create that?"
Now, one cosplayer has achieved the impossible, and is free to roam Asgard in her wicked handmade crown.
Few Marvel films have reimagined a character as radically as Thor: Ragnarok. Director Taika Waititi took the things fans already loved about the character, filtered them through a new visual palette and added more jokes than almost any other Marvel movie. The result is probably one of the most rewatchable films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The past two weekends, at two different conventions, Marvel has screened footage from Avengers: Infinity War. And each time, the first new scene in the footage, featuring Thor, gets a shocked gasp. At San Diego Comic-Con, io9 asked the director of Thor: Ragnarok about that moment and he gave a very curious answer.
