'Thor: The Dark World' New Trailer, 'Witness The Return of An Avenger' [SPOILERS]

With the premiere of Marvel's Thor: The Dark World only one month away, new trailers are popping up all the time. The latest spot, "Witness the Return of an Avenger," adds in a little more action to the highly anticipated sequel.

Thor: The Dark World is one of the most anticipated new films of the year. Fans all around the Nine Realms are eagerly awaiting their return trip to Asgard. However, unless you have your own personal Bifrost rainbow bridge, you're going to have to wait for another month. But don't worry, there is a new TV trailer out now to tie over hard core fans for a while.

The new trailer features a lot more of Darcy, (Two Broke Girls star Kat Dennings) as well as a healthy dose of new and recycled action.

Check out the trailer and let us know what you think. Thor: The Dark World opens November 8. For those who can't wait any longer, Professional Marvel cosplayer Andrew Lawden offered up some potential spoilers on the Bombad Radio podcast:

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“Thor becomes reunited with Jane who becomes possessed by a Dark Spirit, which is connected with the Dark Elves; a race the Asgardians have fallen out with many years beforehand [...] The Dark Elves attack Asgard, and they take a huge hit. So Thor has to rebuild Asgard by putting together an army to go and take the battle to the Dark Elves and defeat them. But the only way he can do this is – he needs to cross over to the Dark World, and the only person who has access to the dark side of Asgard is his old brother Loki, who at the beginning of the film is locked up in prison. So what happens is Thor basically has to negotiate this truce with Loki, and he goes on this great trek with Jane, all three of them. They go to this far side of Asgard, which is being shot in Iceland, where they train and assemble an army to go and attack the Dark Elves’ world. One of the things that happens during the Asgardian attack is that Thor’s mother gets killed so it becomes like a vengeance thing. And they were keeping very tight-lipped about what actually happens with Loki. You don’t know whether he redeems himself or he’s still the bad egg.”