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Loki and Odin are main characters in Neil Gaiman's novel American Gods. These two, together with Thor, are also the three characters to appear most often in Nordic myths. He was also a recurring character in Gaiman's comic book The Sandman, where he was freed from his prison under the earth by Odin, and by contrivance of Dream allowed to remain at liberty. He reappeared in the second-to-last story arc, where he ran afoul of the Corinthian.
Diana Wynne Jones' witty contemporary take on Loki appears in her children's fantasy novel Eight Days of Luke .In the movie The Mask (but not in the original comic book), Loki's bound spirit empowers the titular mask, which grants its wearer shape-shifting abilities and an altered, chaotic personality, from everything/anything they keep suppressed (see Freud).
In the Marvel Universe that serves as the setting for many Marvel Comics publications, Loki is a supervillain who is the primary enemy of Thor, who in Marvel's continuity is Loki's half-brother or foster brother.
Loki is the hero, along with Odin and Thor in the Valhalla comic book or graphic novel series published in Denmark by Interpresse. Originally published in Danish, translations were made into Dutch, German, French, Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish. Several animated movies were also produced from the series.
A character named Loki appears in Kevin Smith's film Dogma, although this character is a fallen angel (the Ex-Angel of Death) rather than the Norse mythological figure.
Loki is the main hero of the Japanese anime Matantei Loki Ragnarok .
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