The winged horse known simply as Mr Horse was bred and raised by the Vanir on Vanaheim. The series Jane Foster: Valkyrie revealed he could a) speak and b) spoke with a very strong Yorkshire accent.

In today's Jane Foster: Valkyrie #3 we get to meet Jane Foster's Pegasus. Known as 'Horse'. Or, rather, 'Orse. Bit racist but there you go. And why hadn't ...

A bloody Mjolnir shows up in Jane’s apartment, where she’s joined by her winged horse named Mr. Horse. When she picks up Mjolnir, Jane is transformed back into The Mighty Thor.

Which doesn’t necessarily mean no more flying horse, but I’m getting ahead of myself…” “There’s a line in VALKYRIE #1: ‘Thor is a god, Valkyrie is a job.’” Ewing continued.

In another batch of photos (and a video) from the set of Thor: Love and Thunder, we see Valkyrie wearing a very unexpected costume, Natalie Portman's Jane Foster going through a transformation ...

But MCU Jane Foster probably has a similar fate going forward as her comics counterpart in one respect. Because just like in the comics, we foresee Jane Foster becoming the heroic Valkyrie.

"Jane Foster believed she was the only Valkyrie left – but the fight against Knull, the King in Black, proved her wrong," reads Marvel's official synopsis for The Mighty Valkyries #1.

Namely, Heimdall! In Superhero Hype’s exclusive preview for Valkyrie: Jane Foster #2, co-writers Jason Aaron and Al Ewing team with the artist, Cafu, as they bring Jane face-to-face with Bullseye.