In Norse sagas and Viking histories ... they appear much more like demons of death. The description of the group working at their bloody loom above is just one example. While the Valkyries ...

In Norse mythology, Ragnarök culminates in a final battle between gods and the demons and giants, ending in the death of the gods. The world ends in fire and ice. It's George RR Martin's "Winter ...

Norse myths tell of Odin’s quest for the secrets ... Grendel’s mother (who has been interpreted by different scholars as a demon, a troll, a valkyrie, or some sort of fertility goddess ...

Norse mythology grows ever bigger in pop-culture ... They look sort of like tree demons, and they're great fun to splat with Kratos' axe, with orange ichor spurting all over the shop.

In addition, WDRB.com's Rick Bozich reported in June that Norse head coach Darrin Horn said his team also will visit the Big East Conference's DePaul Blue Demons in Chicago. That game is ...

There is one respect in which the Norse gods and goddesses, rarely as relatable as the Olympians, feel far more human: they die. At Ragnarok, Gaiman writes, an army of giants, fire demons ...