Thor: Love and Thunder trailer breakdown: 8 things you may have missed

Comic nods galore in the trailer for Thor 4The electrifying official trailer for Thor: Love and Thunder has landed online – and, as is customary around these parts, we're here to break the film's latest teaser down for you.With Thor: Love and Thunder set to arrive in theaters on July 8, it's high time we received another glimpse at the upcoming MCU movie. It's nice of Marvel Studios to have obliged, then, with the latest Thor 4 trailer giving us our first look at Christian Bale's Gorr the God Butcher among many other things.There's a lot going on in the official Thor 4 trailer, so much so that we suspect you'll have missed some pretty important moments, locations, and Easter eggs within its two-minute runtime. We know this is Drax as, later in the trailer (at the 1:41 mark), we see him with the same weapon he's holding at the 0:09 mark in the teaser.Your invisibility skill (read: slow moving except you're not moving slowly at all) may have worked (or, rather, not worked) on the Guardians in Avengers: Infinity War, Drax, but you can't hide from us.Is it possible that we'll see Thor suffer from dreams, visions, or nightmares about Mjolnir in Love and Thunder? Thor reaches out to grab it but it moves away before ending up in the hands of Jane Foster/Mighty Thor.However, as Korg ends his Thor the space pirate story, we see the god of thunder in his new costume – complete with elaborate helmet – as he surprisingly says "Jane!?" upon the pair reuniting.These two scenes are interesting because Thor is wearing his old costume when Mjolnir approaches him, whereas he's in his new suit when he actually encounters Jane. It'll be pushing Samuel L Jackson's Nick Fury, Mark Ruffalo's Hulk, and Benedict Wong's Wong for 'most MCU appearances' soon if it keeps these Easter egg cameos up...We're not sure when the pair actually broke up, but it seems that Thor: Love and Thunder's official trailer (and the film itself) could hold the answer.When Jane asks Thor how long it's been since they last spoke, he humorously blurts out "eight years, seven months, and six days". Add in the fact that Gorr is seeking revenge on every god in the MCU, it makes sense that Thor's fourth solo movie would introduce a place where all gods can convene and discuss the threat of Gorr – even if some (cough cough Zeus) may not truly believe they're in danger.For more MCU-based content, read our ranking of every Marvel movie to date, plus which MCU villains we think are the biggest and baddest before Gorr's arrival.As TechRadar's entertainment reporter, Tom covers all of the latest movies, TV shows, and streaming service news that you need to know about.