Actually, the reference to the Ancients in my last post has spurred me to ask a question that, while not exactly keeping me up at night, has made me wonder. Apologies if this has been covered/explained already somewhere, but in what time period (in Midgard terms) is Brat-halla set?

Logic would dictate that, given our mortal Norse ancestors already had a conception over a thousand years ago of the gods as adults, a strip focused on them as younglings would antedate that by a fair margin (divine lifespans being what they are, and all). However, from the jeans and polo/t-shirts on the kids to the appearance of electonics (like microphones and kitchen appliances), the whole thing has a decdidely modern, ‘in the now’ kind of feel to it. Just wondering…

BTW, any answer from “Dude, shut the f%# up, it’s a comic strip ferthorssake,” to a treatise on the non-relativistic temporal relationship bewteen Asgard, Midgard and the rest of the Nine Worlds is fine by me. You guys created this; it is whatever you say it is!