It's not a straightforward answer. Loki's death in the comics is not a permanent state. He can be brought back or have his fate manipulated by different writers and story arcs.
In certain comic arcs, Loki has met his demise. But in the ever-evolving world of comics, his fate can change with new story developments.
Yes, Loki is a prominent character in many comic series.
No, Loki wasn't depicted as LGBT in the comics originally.
In the comics, Loki's sexuality isn't clearly defined as gay. It's a bit ambiguous and open to interpretation.
Yes, Loki is depicted as queer in some comic storylines.
Yes, Loki is depicted as bisexual in some comic storylines.
Yes, Loki was an Avenger at times. But it was a complex and evolving situation.
Yes, Loki is based on comics. The character has a long history in Marvel Comics and the TV series draws inspiration from that.
In the comics, Loki's sexuality isn't explicitly defined as bi. But interpretations can vary.
In the traditional comic storylines, Loki's sexuality wasn't defined as gay. But interpretations can vary depending on different adaptations and story arcs.