Mortal Thor in the corner being awesome:
Yes, but there is a massive double-standard there.
First Al Ewing overpowered Spectrum to the point where she could match a Beyonder, the Blue Marvel to the point where he could overpower a Beyonder, Storm to the point where she could severely harm multiple Dominions, Jean Grey to the point where she completely outmatches the Living Tribunal, the Beyonders, and Multi-Eternity, Escapade to the point where she is equal to the Never-Queen, Loki to the the point where they completely outmatched Odin and can trap even Beyonders within a constrictive narrative, and likely other examples, and then Ewing lets Odinforce Thor be overpowered by a few dozen Rigellian soldiers or the Grey Gargoyle and Mister Hyde, and mentions in-story that Odinforce Thor is less than an insect compared to the cosmic entities, to then depower Thor completely to become the weakest superhero in the Marvel Universe, all while justifying this by stating that it is too hard to challenge Thor otherwise...
Really? That did not seem to be a problem for you when the characters in question did not happen to be a cisgendered Scandinavian male, and within the same comicbook that extremely rightly condemned the Hate-Monger, you simultaneously applauded Mystique, who is just as genuinely satanically evil a character as he is.
Speaking as an antitotalitarian far-left progressive who likely agrees with most of Ewing's values myself, I find this particular tendency in the works of Ewing and many other progressive writers extremely annoying and counter-productive/destructive, as it does not come across as striving for equality, tolerance, freedom, prosperity, and kindness, as genuine leftism should do, but as a form of reverse-supremacism and extreme moral double-standards, and that will only lead former moderates into embracing the extremely far right ethnonationalist ideology and policies of Donald Trump and his allies.
