22 Facts About Fandral

Fandral the Dashing is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics.

Fandral is a charter member of the Warriors Three, a trio of Asgardian adventurers consisting of Fandral, Hogun the Grim, and Volstagg the Valiant.

Fandral considers himself the consummate ladies' man and is often depicted with a bevy of young ladies.

Fandral has been involved in a great many adventures and quests, as a member of the Warriors Three, as an ally of Thor, and on his own.

Fandral joined in a quest for the power that had cracked the Oversword of Asgard.

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Fandral helped quell a mutiny led by Loki, despite Loki having been the one to hire Fandral onto the Oversword quest in the first place.

Fandral helped repel an attack of the Flying Trolls of Thryheim.

Fandral became entranced by Infinity and was forced to battle Thor, and then battled Balder, Sif, and other Asgardians.

Fandral was sent on a quest by Odin, but returned to help defend Asgard against Mangog again.

Fandral battled Ego-Prime, was exiled to Earth, but then abducted by Mephisto, and ultimately freed by Thor.

Fandral set out on a quest to find Odin, who was missing again.

Fandral went to Chicago to settle the affairs of Thor's alter ego, Dr Don Blake.

Fandral once set off on a mission to repair mischief done by Loki, and to rescue Mord, a groomsman vital to the security of Asgard.

Fandral is overcome by great shame and declares to Freya, 'for the nonce, I have forsworn philandering'.

Fandral relates a tale concerning a journey to Earth and his subsequent marriage to a woman named Marian.

Fandral was eventually discovered by Thor in Africa under the human name of Trevor Newley, an Englishman, and restored him to his Asgardian form.

Fandral is seen as one of the many defenders of Asgard when it is attacked by Earth's criminal forces.

Fandral is a member of the race of superhumans known as Asgardians.

Fandral is a master swordsman, and excellent overall battlefield warrior.

Fandral is highly proficient in the use of all edged weapons, and his superhuman dexterity, speed, and agility are all significantly greater than the average Asgardian male.

Fandral is later killed, along with all the other Asgardians, in Ultimate Comics: The Ultimates.

Fandral is not named by any character directly in the occasions he has appeared, and concept art of the character in the paperback collection of Ultimate Comics: Thor names him "Falstaff".