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The Marvel’s mighty god of thunder may not be the mightiest Avenger after all, as Thor learns to his own dismay in a new promo for Thor: Ragnarok. RELATED: James Gunn Raves About the ‘Crazy Fun’ of Thor: Ragnarok In the brief scene, which further highlights the humor of director Taika Waititi’s film, Chris Hemsworth’s Thor attempts to launch a spaceship on Sakaar, only to be told by the computer that voice activation is required. Repeated attempts — “god of thunder,” “prince of Asgard” and, finally, “strongest Avenger” — are frustratingly denied. Enter Bruce Banner, who tries his password, “Banner,” which the on-board artificial intelligence immediately accepts, responding, “Welcome, strongest Avenger,” leaving Thor with a little egg on his face: “Uh … what?” The scene is interspersed with fight scenes featuring Thor and Hela, Thor and the Hulk, Hulk and Fenr

Solicits for DC Comics’ slate of September releases are teasing a major change for everyone’s favorite Scarlet Speedster, Barry Allen. According to the synopsis teasing issue #53 of The Flash, Barry is about to become not the fastest man alive, but the strongest. How? Well, apparently he receives a “jolt” from a new force, likely something that will eventually relate back to the cosmic changes brought about by the shattering of the Source Wall in Dark Nights: Metal. We haven’t received any indication that there is a force that influences strength (a “Strength Force?”) so far, but anything is possible. RELATED: The Flash Turns Down His Nose at Enforced Crisis Crossovers This change for Barry is coming in an arc called, appropriately, the “Grips Of Strength,” which is set to kick off in August with issue #52. The story apparently centers around the Flashes of 52 different worlds, Trickster, Comman

In the realm of international finance, currencies play a pivotal role in determining a country's economic strength and global standing. The value of a currency is influenced by various factors such as economic stability, political environment, inflation rate, interest rates, and foreign exchange reserves. A strongest currency of the world not only reflects a robust economy but also signifies confidence among investors and traders. Let's delve into some of the strongest currencies in the world:1. Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD):The Kuwaiti Dinar consistently ranks as one of the strongest currencies globally. Pegged to a basket of currencies, particularly the US Dollar, the Kuwaiti Dinar is backed by a wealthy oil-dependent economy and substantial reserves. Its stability is reinforced by prudent fiscal policies and a relatively low inflation rate.2. Bahraini Dinar (BHD):The Bahraini Dinar is another currency known for its strength. Like the Kuwaiti Dinar, it is pegged to the US Dollar, contr