by saying that both candidates are indirect and liars, adding that if he were the President, he'd lie directly to America's face. The scene then cuts to the people's reception of this news, showing mostly amused and positive reactions and the discussion and reception of said news about and sometimes with Loki. While Loki is on a talk show with J. Jonah Jameson, former editor-in-chief and publisher of the Daily Bugle, Nisa calls in, revealing the cause of her mistrust of Loki- his having destroyed her old home and his only seeking power. The latter then teleports into her apartment, and after a short conversation, gives her the address of his headquarters at her request. Upon entering the building, Nisa is greeted by 'Angela', Loki's sister, there to provide security, and by Loki himself, this time appearing not a man but as a woman in business clothing. Afterwards, Nisa writes a scathing article about the god of lies and sends it to her editor, only to find in the morning that Loki has convinced him to change the title from 'Loki will burn Washington' to a much more positive 'Loki's Campaign Something to get Excited About'. The issue ends with an outraged female Thor appearing at Nisa's door. Issue #2 The second issue of Vote Loki opens up with an ad made by Loki's campaign, showing an eight-year-old girl who might be potentially threatened by Octavio Von Bardas, leader of Doom's Children, a Latverian terrorist organization. The ad continues by claiming that both candidates asked for a Skype meeting with the man rather than a drone strike and ends with Loki himself saying that sometimes, one must fight. After a scene where Governor Hitt, whom Nisa revealed was embezzling state funds, talks to a talk show host Billy McRiver, the issue goes back to Nisa herself and Thor, who, after reading the article, realizes that the title did not actually reflect what was written and is therefore appeased. Unfortunately, it is revealed that Thor cannot bring Loki back to Asgard due to its own political turmoil, and that she and the other Avengers are not comfortable with political interference- but she does slip Nisa a clue about one of Loki's main funders, the 'America the Faithful Fund'. The issue goes on to one of Loki's rallies in Texas, where he continues to play upon his main selling point of lying