If you feel like Tyr is underrepresented in media, you might want to look into the Wheel of Time series. The main character, Rand al'Thor (his name is supposed to resemble Arthur rather than Thor; his friend Perrin is the Thor of the ta'veren trio) is very much inspired by Tyr, or, more specifically, the protodeity Tiwaz, upon whom both Tyr and Jupiter are based. His commitment to justice and (spoiler but you've inferred it by now) loss of his hand both are similar. His three wives at the end are similar to Jupiter's.
Of course, he's also King Arthur AND Jesus, but I won't get into that. I highly recommend the series if you like accessible high fantasy with rich lore.
(Also his friend Mat is wonderful, though he starts out as kind of a whiny emo shit)
Started out? He still is a whiny... oh, well, I guess a lot of that worked itself out after he got married. Actually, things changed after he got hanged, too, but... Okay, let's be fair, basically every named character in the series has more than enough trauma to justify a little emo shiz. Don't get me started on the Seanchan damane program... seriously put me off in the first reading.
I read about Tyr a long time ago cause i used to use saiya tyr as a username and got curious if any of it actually meant something. He kind of became my favorite god after that, mostly because of Garmr and Fenrir XD
I read about Tyr a while back. He is one of my favorite Norse deities. But I thought he was pretty well known. I didn't know he was overlooked. How much does one have to do to get noticed in Norse mythology?
Wow, Tyr looks so badass! I always felt he was kind of over-looked as well.
BTW, I really love your art for Nordic Mythology. It was the thing inspiring me to read the Edda myself.
thank you so much, Tyr is one of my favorite norse gods and no one ever remembers him, even though he's everything you said about him (and thank you for drawing him so sexy liek, because... just thanks <3)
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Well... at least he's known by d&d players!