Yeah, Marvel's like DC - the characters always come back. There was a very interesting storyline awhile back in one of the comic books. I am spacing on the details right now - either Steve Rogers was dead and Bucky Barnes had been resurrected, or vice versa. Natasha Romanov shows up at the HQ of a gossip website a la TMZ who had put up a fake story about the one who died being resurrected. The rest of the story became something of a commentary on what it would be like when "special people" can come back from death, but ordinary people cannot, and what this would mean psychologically to non-powered people.
Yes, Loki is very popular. In a recent internet poll (not that those are reliable) 16 or so Marvel characters went head to head in elimination contests to determine the most popular character in the MCU, and Loki won at the end.
Also, Jimmy Kimmel a week or so ago, sponsored a charity event in which the actors drew quick portraits of their characters that were then auctioned off for charity. Last time I checked, Tom Hiddleston's portrait of Loki was up to $7,700; Robert Downey Jr's portrait of Tony Stark was up to $5,500, and the rest of the actors - at least another dozen people - were below $5,000.
Yes, Loki is very popular. In a recent internet poll (not that those are reliable) 16 or so Marvel characters went head to head in elimination contests to determine the most popular character in the MCU, and Loki won at the end.
Also, Jimmy Kimmel a week or so ago, sponsored a charity event in which the actors drew quick portraits of their characters that were then auctioned off for charity. Last time I checked, Tom Hiddleston's portrait of Loki was up to $7,700; Robert Downey Jr's portrait of Tony Stark was up to $5,500, and the rest of the actors - at least another dozen people - were below $5,000.
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