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I think the Green Goblin May have been better for the Marvel equivalent of Joker

Though I know nothing of the comic, I can say that he is in fact kneeling. If you take a look at the pedestal in the first panel, where Thor is standing up, croutched a little, while adjusting Mjolnir. You can see, that about halfway up the pole, there is a thick ring. At the end of the comic on the last panel, that thick ring halfway up the pole is up to his head. The only way that thick ring went from crotch-level to head-level is if he is kneeling. Though there is nothing that indicates it is from exhaustion. This could very well be just be kneeling after a victory, like you see in many sports.

Magic doesn't necessarily have the same effect on Superman as it would an any normal human. His durability doesn't resist magic as well as it would other objects, meaning that magic has more of an effect on him, not necessarily that his durability completely disappears. If that were the case, Superman would be one of the most underpowered characters in all of comics, which cannot be further than the truth.

While I agree with you that Iron Man would beat the King of Wakanda, there's no need to vulgarly insult people for thinking otherwise. Just explain to them why he would win, no need to go full Deadpool on them.

In the words of the wise ol' Captain America:
"Language!"

I read Thor's wiki and while reading his powers/abilities, the only thing I found about the life-force is that it fuels Thor's powers and allows him to use the Godblast, not necessarily that he can absorb the life-force of others. I even went to Life-Force Absorption's page and Thor wasn't listed as one of the characters able to use this power, nor was Mjolnir listed as a tool that can be used to do this. Where were you able to find that Thor was able to do this?