Hela in Marvel Comics is a powerful supervillain whose story and character setting are inspired by Hela, the goddess of death in Norse mythology. In Marvel Comics, Hela's origins and experiences differ from those described in Norse mythology, but still retain her powerful abilities and evil qualities.
Hela first appeared in Mystic Journey issue 102 (March 1964) as a supervillain who rules the realm of the dead and is one of Thor's sworn enemies. In the comics, Hela is portrayed as possessing great magic and powers, capable of manipulating the dead to make them work for themselves. In addition, Hela also possesses super stamina and speed, making her virtually invincible in combat.
Although Hela is Thor's enemy, she is not without her own sense of justice. In some cases, she will work with Thor and even show her sympathetic and kind side in certain moments. However, this does not affect the evil and ruthless image she displays most of the time.
In the Marvel Universe, Hela's story is also innovative. For example, in the manga Angela: The Empress of the Underworld, Hela is defeated by Angela and stripped of her throne of the underworld. And in the movie "Thor 3: Ragnarok", Hela's life story was adapted as the first child of Odin, the father of the gods, the sister of Thor and Loki.
Overall, Hela in Marvel Comics is a powerful, evil, and complex character. Her story and character setting add more depth and variety to the Marvel Universe.