publication date: June-November 2021

pencil: Mattia De Iulis & Erica D’Urso

story: Jason Aaron & Torunn Groenbekk

colors: Mattia De Iulis & Marcio Menyz

Miniseries starring Valkyrie (Jane Foster) and Runa (the Valkyrie of the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe), recently introduced in the comics.
The story begins in Hel, where Karnilla fulfilled her wish for motherhood by “stealing” human triplets directly from their mother's womb.
He raised them by feeding them with divine milk and food, so that they become goddesses.
In the kidnapping she was aided by Loki and More, a legendary wolf god also known as Managarmr (which comes from jinx, I suppose).
More got the freedom for his participation in the divine birth and came to Midgard.
Hela, recently returned to Hel, sends Kraven the Hunter to kill or capture him, equipping him with divine weapons suitable for the purpose.
However, Hela senses a change in Hel and does not understand the source, so she starts looking for her wife Karnilla (they got married in a story of Angela, Thor's sister).
Karnilla has broken the infernal equilibrium by hosting living beings (the triplets).
The dragon Fafnir, former ruler of Hel, manages to free himself and attempts to overthrow Hela and Karnilla.
Meanwhile, Runa frees a captive Asgardian seer on an alien planet and brings him back to Asgard.
The seer warns her about Fafnir's threat and convinces her to intervene.
Jane Foster also intervenes, bound to the triplets by a spell from Karnilla herself.
Fafnir is defeated by More, who ends the fight.
Hela stays next to Karnilla, confessing her love and the danger caused by her actions.
The triplets are returned to the real mother, but retain divine powers.