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The Fine Print, Part 4
After a detailed recap provided by Mephisto’s H.R. Gigeresque minion (a rarity in itself) we get down to business as Thor summons the Disir to him as he attempts to wield the Eir-Gram before the Throne of Hell, drawing three of them away from Tyr as the God of War makes a last stand to protect Hela. As Thor withstands their vicious attacks, he prays to his mother, the Earth-goddess Gaia that while he cannot draw the sword from the ground, she can expel it. She does so and Thor defeats the trio of monsters. He forces one of them to admit the Disir broke their oath to stay out of Hel, and when that is revealed all eleven of them are destroyed. Impressed at Thor’s stratagem, Mephisto praises the Thunder God while offended at Hela’s suggestion that he was involved in the scheme. Hela promises Tyr her gratitude and inform Thor, who would see Loki in Hel, that the God of Mischief is not there. Since Loki’s deal would have put him at the mercy of the Disir when he died, Hela believes that Loki wanted to commit suicide; Thor disagrees, assuming some sort of sinister scheme. Hela opens a portal for the two Asgardians to return home…
…where, having learned of Thor’s victory, the Lady Kelda pours a drink for King Balder to celebrate. Thor bursts in and stops him from drinking then skewers Kelda with the Eir-Gram. It is then revealed that, earlier when Kelda had been slain and revived by Loki (issue #606) that he drew upon her purity of spirit to forge the sword that would destroy the Disir, leaving her lacking in her vaunted compassion and plotting to kill Balder whom she blamed for the death of her beloved Bill Junior. At the time, Loki regretted his action and hoped it would not lead to any mischief….
In his own realm, Mephisto gloats over the sting in the sword, and informs the Disir that, having died in Hell, they are now his servants forever….


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Thor spends time with the recently returned Sif, bringing her up to date on developments and seeking a place for her in this new world. Meanwhile, the Warriors Three arrive at Bill’s Diner in Broxton and find it closed since Bill Junior has joined Kelda in Latveria. Volstagg claims that Bill has sent them to manage the place and some hungry townspeople help them gain entrance. Don Blake brings Sif (with the story that she’s a New York model named Sylvan) to take a room at Beth Sooner’s hotel, thought the landlady finds the story a might suspicious. They are unaware that Loki spies on them through the eyes of a stray cat. Doctor Doom, irritated at the idea that Loki is using him for him own ends, nevertheless, provides the God of Evil with the resources he requested: untraceable Doombots—to be dispatched to kill Dr. Don Blake…. Meanwhile Bill and Kelda are having a quiet moment, but Bill is occupied by concern for Balder and the Asgardians’ situation in Doom’s domain. Deciding that the human penchant for asking hard questions is his gift to his hosts, he sets out on a mission to uncover the truth, Kelda seeing him off with her love. He steals through the snowy night, arriving at the secret lab where Doom is vivisecting Asgardians supplied by Loki so that Doom may gain the secret of immortality. The Trickster becomes aware of Bill and sends three henchmen to take care of the mortal. Bill tries to bluff his foes and then resort to violence. He is no match for the seasoned warriors though and Bill is mortally wounded by a dagger thrust, just as Balder arrives on the scene….Story continues in THOR GIANT-SIZE FINALE #1.


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Latverian Prometheus Part 2 of 3
In the Asgardian assault on Doom’s castle, Doctor Doom prepares to face Thor; nothing an avail however, as the God of Thunder easily deflects Doom’s attack and slams him off the wall with the blow of his mighty hammer. On the ground the Asgardian warriors fight Doom’s mindless cybernetic drones while fighting back the memories they had of their fellow citizens before they were grotesquely changed by the mad villain’s surgery. Thor is distracted from Doom by his need to rescue Balder from the enemy; Doom appears on the castle wall with the heartless corpse of the Lady Kelda. He hurls the body at their feet and orders them to leave. An enraged Thor rises into the air and strikes the villain down with lightning—revealing he has been dealing with a Doombot. But the electrical charge has been used by Doom to power a device deep in his lab…. Loki persuades his guards to allow him to go to the scene of battle. There he claims that Kelda may be revived if her heart can be restored to her in time. Heimdall sees the heart on a table in Doom’s lab and Thor crashes though three walls to reach the spot. Doom is there but so is something else: a huge armored figure which seizes Thor and dashes him to the floor. Doom has created a duplicate of the Asgardian Destroyer, powered by the Odinforce which he has drained from the tormented Asgardians he has captured and now made complete by Thor’s lightning strike. A hatch opens in the monster’s back and Doom enters to control the armor directly, and then it advances on Thor….


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[The World Eaters, Chapter 7]
The World Eaters foot soldiers concentrate their attacks on the Colossus bearing the soul of Thor, on his way to destroy the World Tree. A concerted effort by the enemy slices through one of the giant’s ankles, bringing it to its knees. Odin and Uthana Thoth trade defiant speeches while locked in a violent embrace. The angered Odin lets out a mighty yell that is heard in Broxton, and encourages Thor to rise and approach the World Tree. The Colossus swings the Odinsword, splitting the tree. This traps the World Eaters in this dimension and the Tree, healing itself, expels the alien impurities into an unseen place….
In the aftermath, the warriors of Asgard rouse themselves and everything starts to return to normal. Jane Foster reassures Loki that Thor loves him and will always take care of him [Meanwhile, we see a grim Thor tossing a helmet-like object into a funeral pyre]. The Lady Kelda, still stunned by the loss of her beloved Bill, follows a mysterious voice out into the desert, as it promises to tell her how to bring him back from Hel. Uthana Thoth and his World Eaters find themselves trapped in a limbo in the Nine Worlds where they are vulnerable –and suddenly they are under attack by Balder and Tyr in Hel….


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Siege: Ragnarok Conclusion
The day after the Siege of Asgard, King Balder is in despair, blaming himself in part for the disaster which has befallen them. Thor arrives and Balder lifts his exile, explaining how Loki (who died for Asgard in SIEGE #4) admitted to manipulating Bor’s death as well as the siege. Now that Thor is back, Balder would abdicate the throne in his favor but the Thunder God declines, saying the city’s chief defender should not also be her ruler, and offering his services as Balder’s advisor.
Lady Kelda returns to Asgard where she discovers that her fallen lover Bill Junior is now with the dead heroes in Valhalla. She would go to him but the living cannot enter the halls of the dead.
While searching the rubble for survivors of the destruction, the Warriors Three uncover the Thor clone Ragnarok (buried in issue #608) which comes out swinging. Thor comes upon the scene and the two Thunder Gods go at each other with a fury. The clone brags of its superiority but Thor calmly smashes it into pieces with Mjolnir. Thor then assures Balder that though the city has been destroyed, as long as two Asgardian brothers stand together, Asgard stands too.


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Latverian Prometheus Conclusion
Outside the walls of Doctor Doom’s castle, Loki wields his magic to keep the Lady Kelda alive without her heart. Meanwhile, the Doom-controlled Destroyer hurls Thor through a wall and out into the forest. As Thor takes on the Odinpowered foe he calls to Balder to send someone else to recover Kelda’s heart. The King himself enters the lab and must slay one of his former friends turned monster. He also discovers the mutilated bodies of Asgardians in stasis tubes; overwhelmed with guilt for his decision to bring them to Latveria, Balder chooses to release them from their torment….
Outside Thor and the Doom-Destroyer battle violently until the outraged justice of the God of Thunder rises to a fever pitch and he smashes the armor to pieces—and discovers the Doom inside is yet another robot double. Kelda’s heart is restored and she is revived but without Bill she does not consider herself to be alive. Doom has fled and no vengeance against his downtrodden nation would seem just. Balder orders them home to Asgard in Broxton, and Thor must continue his exile as the law demands….
Later, Loki, in the safety of Asgard, speaks to Doctor Doom via a mystical connection. The trickster tells Doom that though the main plan has failed, several good things did come of it. By reviving the slain Kelda, Loki is again the trusted advisor of King Balder and Doom fought Thor and survived. Loki offers an insincere apology for not having teleported Doom away sooner—but how was he to know Doom was really on the brink of defeat? A disgruntled Doom returns to his lab, bearing a sample of fluids from Loki….
Jane Foster arrives in Broxton to check on Don Blake and in the castle, Balder broods over the danger he put his people in while Loki assures him their future is as bright as it could be….


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[The World Eaters, Chapter 1]
At a diner in Broxton, quantum cosmologist Dr. Eric Solvang is trying to explain his theories to the greatest scientific mind of Asgard (who is not seen by the reader). Distracted by Jane Foster walking by, Dr Solvang is having trouble illustrating his abstruse ideas of an infinite number of parallel worlds where every combination of eventualities is real somewhere….
In Alfheim, the brooding poet-bard Mayzen is captivated by the sight of the vibrant young Elphane, who takes him away from his self-important work by appealing to him to come out and enjoy the winter’s day. Though he is in love with her, he will not compromise his dignity by catching snowflakes on his tongue. Elphane coaxes him and he cautiously pokes out his tongue to oblige her—but all he can taste is blood. The skies open and an invasion force of brutal blood-red warriors sweeps down on the elves, slaughtering everyone in sight—including Mayzen and Elphane…. Lord Thane, the military leader contacts his father the king Uthana Thoth with news of the victory and he prepares for the survivors of the dying universe of Ano-Athox to colonize these new worlds….
Near the fallen Asgard, the Lady Sif finds Thor brooding and summons his to supervise the reconstruction as King Balder has made himself a recluse out of shame and guilt. Thor reveals the Sif that he has been thinking about his brother Loki, who sacrificed himself at the siege of Asgard (see SIEGE #4). The Thunder God recalls his brother as a boy, whose charm, cleverness, and playful nature caused Thor to love him—and so Thor storms off to Asgard, being scolded by his alter ego Don Blake for neglecting his beloved for the sake of a dramatic exit….
At the diner, Dr Solvang sort of reaches a point by revealing that nature abhors a vacuum and something will rush in to fill the space where Asgard used to be. Meanwhile, Jane Foster heads over to set up the medical office she will be sharing with Don Blake.
In Asgard, Thor finds Balder brooding in the throne room, blaming himself for the events that culminated in the destruction of the city. An angry Thor demands that he stop feeling sorry for himself and rise up to the task at hand. They are interrupted by a piercing scream from Heimdall—he has seen their death approaching….
At the diner, Dr Solvang, having used everything on the tables to try to model his theory, finally cuts to the bottom line and warns that something terrible is coming to destroy Asgard. His companion, finally revealed to be Volstagg, still doesn’t get it and is more interested in eating anyway….


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The Fine Print, Part 3
Prologue: In the days before the Siege of Asgard, Loki entered Hell to employ Mephisto’s forge to create the magic sword Eir-Gram….
Present: Thor fights his way through the demons of Hell to gain the throne room of Mephisto where the Eir-Gram, the only weapon which can slay the vicious Disir, is held. A denizen of the pit draws his attention to his mother Gaia, in eternal torment as part of the floor of Hell. But Thor realizes that Gaia is the Earth itself and as Hell is part of the world it is by nature a part of Gaia too, thus she is in no dire calamity. He moves on….
Back in Asgard, the Lady Kelda sits by the entrance to Valhalla, gazing on her dead love Bill, and secretly blaming Balder for the turn of events which led to her lover’s death….
At Citadel Hela, Tyr leads the army of the dead animated by Hela’s spirit against the Disir who have merged into a single giant monster. As they split apart to engage him in the room where Hela lies in a trance, Tyr removes his gauntlet and unleashes his greatest weapon, the soul of the God of War, manifested as a living liquid flame emerging from his arm. He fights with a fury….
Thor finally reaches Mephisto’s throne room and the demon lord shows him to the Eir-Gram, embedded in the ground. Thor is unable to remove it as the Disir’s curse prevents anyone but the one to whom it belongs from drawing it. Told that the Citadel has fallen, Thor makes a desperate gamble—and shouts the name of the Disir, summoning them to his presence….


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Victory
After much planning, Loki (in the body of Sif since issue #5 of the previous series) is ready to spring his trap: he recalls Bor, father of Odin, from the living snow he had become and restores him to his normal form in downtown Manhattan. But Bor has been implanted with a delusion: he sees the city as a hellish nightmare world, with cars as monstrous machines and the people as demons. Sensing his son Odin is no longer on the plane, Bor begins a reign of destruction to avenge him. Jane Foster, witnessing this rampage, calls Don Blake who transforms into Thor and races to the scene. Bor sees him as a skeletal demon who boasts about killing Odin and the two end up in furious, earth-shaking battle. Thor receives a shock when he hurls Mjolnir at his foe and Bor catches it in one hand and calmly tosses it away. Divining that there is more to this than meets the eye, Thor summons the Avengers to help slow down his foe while he unlocks the mystery. But the Thunder God has another shock in store: the heroes who respond to his call are not his faithful comrades but the Dark Avengers, led by Iron Patriot (Norman Osborn) who attempt to defeat both of the gods. Outnumbered, Bor unleashes the full fury of his power which impels Thor to take him on in one final burst of violence—and kill him with a blow that breaks Mjolnir. Balder and Loki arrive too late (thanks to the Trickster’s timing) to prevent this. As Bor dies, Loki slyly reminds everyone that Thor has slain the first King of Asgard and the penalty for such a crime is exile. Thus the guilt-ridden Thor is banished forever from Asgard, as Loki had planned all along. Later, the God of Evil visits a tavern where he starts suggesting that the Asgardians would be much happier in a land with more mountains and snow than Oklahoma affords, and that he has contacted the king of such a nation who has agreed to host the Aesir. This new welcoming land? Latveria, ruled by Doctor Doom….


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The Fine Print, Part 2
Returning to Hell, Brun warns her sisters of the Disir to prepare themselves for the coming of the Asgardian hosts.
Meanwhile, Thor and the Aesir debate how to pursue this war against a grisly supernatural enemy. Hela can transport only two warriors to aid her. Thor and Tyr are chosen and are dropped through a portal to face the Disir. Hela follows and raises an army of the dead to delay the Disir long enough for the two Asgardians to find refuge in the citadel she has conjured. Once inside she explains that Loki has demonstrated the reality of the Disir to her but she possessed the sword Eir-Gram, the one weapon which could defeat them. Unfortunately, the sword was taken from her in battle and the Disir now have it. Thor volunteers to enter Mephisto’s Hell to recover the sword while Tyr remains to organize the defense of the stronghold.
Meanwhile, Mephisto refuses to take possession of the Eir-Gram as he does not want to be involved in the Aesir/Disir feud but grants permission for it to be left in his realm. Brun jams it into the ground near his throne and casts a spell that "only whom to it doth belong withdraw it."
As Thor prepares to leave on his quest, Tyr confides that he feels inadequate to the task of defending this citadel. Thor reassures him that as God of Battles, he will find what he needs to win. Thor is then transported to Hell where his is met by Mephisto. The devil offers him his prize in exchange for his services but when the Thunder God declines, Mephisto welcomes him to the horrors of Hell….


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The Fine Print, Part 1
In the aftermath of the siege of Asgard, King Balder presides over the funeral for the warriors who fell in battle, sending them on their way to Valhalla. Next comes a smaller, quieter ceremony: Thor speaks in memory of Loki, God of Mischief, who in the end gave his life for Asgard…..
In the corner of Hell deeded to Hela, the Disir appear and slaughter the demons who object to being displaced. These cannibalistic valkyries would feast on the dead of Hel but need the permission of their new master Mephisto. Brun approaches their demonic lord and offers the services of the Disir as his harem if he grants them their meal; a delighted Mephisto agrees. (Oh, gross!) Soon, the brave warriors at rest in Valhalla see the sky ripped open and the Disir dropping into their paradise to begin their bloody feast. Hela senses their presence and faces them in battle. The vicious war-women seize her sword Eir-Gram so Hela draws her dead to her and transforms them all into a massive citadel.
Meanwhile in Asgard, a warrior called Hakon confronts Balder and demands to know why he and not Thor is king. When Thor declines, Hakon suggests Tyr who refuses the crown. Suddenly they are interrupted by a corpse rising from the funeral pyre and revealing herself as Hela, communicating in the only way she can. She appeals to them for help against the mysterious "they," describing them in detail but omitting their name. Scoffing, Hakon insists the Disir do not exist. Hearing their name spoken, they are summoned and tear Hakon to pieces. Brun warns the Aesir to remain among the living but the dead are their feast. Thor summons the Asgardians to Hell and battle….


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The World Eaters, Chapter 4
In Limbo, the dead Odin spends his days in endless combat with enemies such as the Hel-Wolf, while refugees from across the Nine Worlds come to Asgard near Broxton, Oklahoma for safety. These who have witnessed the destructions of their homes and peoples at the hands of the World Eaters appeal to King Balder for aid—but he can promise them nothing. They seek to storm the broken walls of Asgard but the sudden arrival of Thor holds them back. Thor demands they find a peaceful resolution to the conflict but the dwarves especially are firm in their demands for protection from the gods. The Asgardians lining the walls are further upset when they notice that the figure accompanying Thor is a young Loki….
In Broxton Tony Stark has settled matters between Jane Foster and the maladroit Dr Eric Solvang. When a sky full of lightning heralds the return of Thor, Tony and Jane encourage Solvang to again attempt to explain the coming disaster to the God of Thunder….
At a nighttime meeting, representatives of the other eight worlds appeal to Asgard as the center and protector of the Nine Worlds linked by the World Tree. Now they are invaded by the armies of a tenth world, and Balder now promises them shelter and vows that the enemy shall be stopped here. Thor leads Balder into Odin’s trophy room and uses Mjolnir to smash open the casket of Odin. With that move, the All-Father is returned to life….


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[The World Eaters, Chapter 5]
Odin recounts for the assembled gods how his father Bor planted the seed which grew into the World Tree—and how Asgard must attract evil as light does moths. Loki suggests giving the displaced Asgard to the World Eaters and so have done with it, but this merely enrages Odin, who lashes out at the boyish traitor. Loki flees behind the wheel of Dr Solvang’s car, leaving Thor to rebuke the All-Father. But Odin then turns his wrath on the Thunder God for his foolishness in reviving Loki and recalling Odin from his rest. Their spat is interrupted by news that Balder, still wracked with guilt over his failure to protect his people, is preparing to face the enemy alone in battle, as a sort of redemption. Tyr pleads to join him and the two are spirited to another world….
Meanwhile, Solvang has recognized his car speeding along the highway and forces Loki to stop. The scientist vents his spleen against the godling and Iron Man, fearing retaliation from the God of Evil, intervenes to protect him when Thor arrives. Tony takes the opportunity to rebuke Thor for restoring Loki but the Thunder God explains how Odin knew all along about the coming invasion and he counsels brave resignation to their doom….
In a world of prismatic lighting, Balder and Tyr engage the World Eaters in combat, the two Norse gods against the hosts of crimson invaders. Tyr falls in battle with Lord Thane and Balder slays the enemy commander before being cut down himself. The king, Uthana Thoth and his queen mourn the death of their son and the tyrant vows revenge against Asgard….


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[The World Eaters, Chapter 3]
Dr. Eric Solvang, driven out of Asgard without his car and walking alone in the Oklahoma desert, phones Tony Stark, and before he knows it Iron Man is hovering beside him….
In Paris, a disguised Thor comes upon a young street hustler named Serrure (French for "lock"); the Thunder God apprehends Serrure’s pickpocket accomplice and stares down the hustler, who naturally flees….
In Broxton, Solvang explains to Tony Stark how disaster is coming to Asgard and he can’t quite explain it to the Aesir. Tony, being a very good "nerd-to-Asgardian translator," offers to convey the message for him. Iron Man flies out to the city as they are lighting a funeral pyre for the dead warriors. As Tony conveys Solvang’s warning, Balder reveals that they know of this already (presumably though the visions Heimdall has had in the last two issues) and Asgard is unable to take any more so they are awaiting this new horror with grim resignation. Elsewhere, Solvang approaches Jane Foster on a dark street to ask about Thor; she finds him creepy and instinctively kicks him in the crotch….
In Nidavellir, land of the dwarfs, the seers have been abandoned by their brethren, left in a refuge to await the end which they have foreseen. As the conquering World Eaters arrive, the dwarves march out into the sunlight which immediately turns them to stone. The alien king Uthana Thoth knows his means they fear their approach and he is pleased….
In Paris, Thor pursues the nimble Serrure through and streets, finally catching him down in a Metro station. Having shed his disguise Thor tries to reveal the boy’s identity to him; Serrure confesses he has no memory of his early life, only fantastic dreams. As he touches Thor’s hammer, his memory as Loki is restored and he delights in his new existence….
In downtown New York, the air is suddenly split by panicked dwarves calling for everyone to flee to Asgard….


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Thor vs. Thor
Prologue: Thor awakens in Asgard after the battle with Malekith that claimed Thor’s left arm (issue #1). He is eager to return to battle so Odin calls in Screwbeard the dwarf; the expert craftsman offers a mechanical arm made of Black Uru to replace the missing limb. Odin then reveals that his hammer is gone from the moon—and Thor’s mother is missing….
Now: During the siege of Roxxon Island, the old Thor is challenging the new Thor over the right to wield the hammer. Though she suggests they address the matter at another time, the belligerent Odinson is determined to fight. When she taps his chest with Mjolnir to calm him down, he flies into a rage and the battle is on. The two grapple around the island, watched by bemused Frost Giants. When both Thors are touching the hammer, it comes to life, flying around the room, clobbering giants and it passes original Thor and returns to rest in the hand of the new owner. When the Odinson sees this—a move which Mjolnir had never done when he owned it—he admits that she has been chosen by the hammer. The melancholy Thor asks if she is his mother; she responds by kissing him. She isn’t his mom but he still thinks her familiar. Together they destroy the rest of the giants. Malekith takes his leave, producing Thor’s severed arm, then immolating it. Dario Agger orders the heroes off his property….
Asgardian mages free the heroes trapped in the ice outside. Among them is Thor’s mother and he tells her that he will now be called the Odinson as the newcomer is clearly Thor. The all-new Thor takes off into the sky….
Epilogue: Malekith returns to Roxxon Island where Dario Agger reveals that the giant skull destroyed by the new Thor was a fake designed to be a decoy. Agger produces the real skull of Lauffey and he and Malekith get down to business….


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The Battle for the Hammer
Prologue: Several weeks ago, SHIELD Agent Roz Solomon was on an unauthorized mission against Roxxon Corporation when she received a call from Agent Coulson. Hiding what she was really doing, she (barely) convinced him she was on vacation. He broke the news to her that Thor had lost his worthiness to hold Mjolnir. Roz went to the moon where his mighty hammer had fallen to see if he was there. Thor was not, so she started musing on the threat to Earth that Roxxon was, and wished for some sort of power to defeat the villains…and then she glanced at Mjolnir….

Now the new female Thor is on Roxxon Island, doing battle with the Destroyer, Asgard’s greatest weapon, animated by Cul Borson a/k/a the Serpent, the God of Fear, at the command of his brother Odin to return Mjolnir and its bearer to Asgard. She is knocked down by her foe’s laser blasts and when she recovers she sees the monster clutching the mighty hammer….

On Midgard, Thor (the original a/k/ Odinson) is contacted by his mother Freyja, who asks his help in stopping Odin’s scheme. They need an army; Thor has the list of suspects for the new Thor….

Elsewhere on the island, Roxxon CEO Dario Agger and his new ally Malekith the Accursed watch the battle between Thor and the Destroyer then head to Alfheim in search of the blood which will seal the pact between them; there they go on to slaughter the Light Elves….

Destroyer hits Thor in the face with her own hammer; she exerts the power that sends Mjolnir spinning around the island, dragging its huge bearer after it. The oil-drenched Destroyer is set aflame and Thor recovers Mjolnir but she is resisting the thought that this may be her last battle. Suddenly Odinson and Freyja arrive—with an army of women warriors to fight by her side….


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The Woman beneath the Mask
On Roxxon Island, the new Thor is fighting the Destroyer, animated by the spirit of Cul Bornson, the Serpent, at the command of All-Father Odin, who wants Mjolnir and its new possessor brought back to Asgard. Former Thor (Odinson) and Freyja arrive with an all-female army consisting of all of Thor’s suspects for the role of new Thor. As New Thor ponders her mother’s death and her commitment to helping those in need, the newcomers bicker and kibitz among themselves while the battle rages. Freyja stabs the giant armor in the face and mocks Odin who she knows can hear her. Ashamed, Odin calls off the Destroyer. All of the female recruits pay their respects and/or best wishes to the new Thor and depart, leaving her with the Odinson. He believes he has deduced her identity: the one able-bodied woman on his list who did not respond to the call, SHIELD Agent Roz Solomon. As he begs to know the truth, Roz Solomon arrives in her flying car, berating new Thor for ruining her mission against Roxxon with her interference. The new Thor discreetly takes her leave from the astonished old Thor and vanishes without revealing her secrets….

In Asgard, relations are strained between Odin and Freyja. In Jotunheim, Malekith succeeds in restoring the giant king Laufey to life. And the new Thor returns to her base on the Blue Area of the moon. She ponders the mission she has taken on: a god who understands humanity and is willing to die for the Earth—then she unmasks as the helpless cancer-ridden Jane Foster…


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Behold, a New Age of Thunder
Prologue: In Asgardia, Odin is outraged that a woman has dared steal Mjolnir while calling herself Thor and decides she must be punished. He searches for her via the Omni-Runes and sees her…

…in Times Square facing off against the Absorbing Man. Creel mocks the idea of a female Thor and tries to touch Mjolnir to absorb its power. Thor sends it spinning around his head, distracting him while she breaks his jaw with a punch. Creel’s wife Titania enters the field of battle and is surprised to see Thor is now a woman…so responds by knocking out her hubby. Titania announces she is standing down out of respect for a new female hero trying to succeed in the big boys league and allows herself to be knocked out and taken away to jail….

In Asgardia, Freyja and Thor arrive and attempt to defend the new Thor from Odin’s wrath but he won’t have it. Another surprise is in the works: Odin has made his brother Cul Borson his Royal Inquisitor and Minister of Justice, in the mistaken belief that Cul has reformed. Cul apologizes for having killed Thor and, on orders from the All-Father, imprisons the royal viziers for being unable to learn the identity of the new Thor. Old Thor seeks a means of warning his successor of the trouble brewing…

…he finds Sif in the Royal Dining Hall. The warrior lady holds a grudge after their split some time ago and is worried over the return of the All-Father. She has grown comfortable with an All-Mother in charge and fears for the future. When she realizes Thor is trying to find a way to learn if she is the new Thor, she dashes a drink in his face and storms out. Thor crosses her name off the list of suspects….

On the moon, new Thor, trying to unravel her own mystery, is discovered by Freyja. The All-Mother, also chafing in the male-dominated world, warns her of coming trouble and gives her blessing to the new wielder of Mjolnir, telling her to be worthy of the name of Thor….

A drunken Thor is wallowing in misery over what Nick Fury whispered to him that made him unworthy to be Thor. His friends help him home….

Epilogue: Odin, impatient with the failure of all of the standard methods to locate the new Thor, decides to call out the heavy hitter. He dispatches the Destroyer to recover the hammer—and the body of its thief….


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If He Be Worthy
Roxxon Seabase under the Norwegian Sea suddenly comes under attack from aquatic Frost Giants….
On the moon, Thor has been struggling for weeks, constantly trying to lift Mjolnir and always failing. His family and friends have gathered about him; Father Odin tries to bully him into standing up but he is ignored. Freyja has learned from Captain America that this is the result of something his enemy (Nick Fury) whispered to him; no one knows what it is and Thor will not reveal it. Neither Odin nor any other champion can lift the hammer either. Word comes that the Frost Giants have invaded Midgard; Thor heads to the Hall of Weapons to retrieve his ax Jarnborn, the weapon he carried before he was found worthy of Mjolnir and then goes to Earth….
The Dark Elf King Malekith magically appears in the seabase and informs the surviving explorers that they have something the Frost Giants want—and he kills each human who doesn’t know what he means…. Thor crashes into the lab and there ensues a furious battle between hero and villain, as the room fills with water. Malekith’s taunting distracts Thor long enough for the giants to seize him—and the Dark Elf uses Thor’s own ax to chop off his left arm. The villain takes what he came for and departs, thinking he has seen the last of Thor….
On the moon a female figure approaches Mjolnir and lifts it. The inscription now reads "If she be worthy…." She raises the hammer and there stands revealed the new Thor….


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Who Holds the Hammer?
On Roxxon Island, Dario Agger relates his origin to Malekith: his wealthy father owned an island in the Aegean; his family was slaughtered by pirates, young Dario the only one to escape. He hid in a cave and prayed for deliverance—and so when he was discovered he was transformed into the Minotaur for the first time. And, as he now shows his Dark Elf visitor, the pirates were kept alive as bodiless heads on life support for Agger’s enjoyment. The two allies enter into negotiations: Malekith wants the Frost Giant King’s skull; in return, Agger wants the oil underneath Svartalfheim….

At the entrance to the Rainbow Bridge, Thor asks Heimdall who the new Thor is; the guardian of the bridge does not know and the Thunder God mourns his lost worthiness. Heimdall tries to awaken him to his responsibilities by telling him of the evil portents he sees around the Nine Worlds including Malekith, trolls, a serpent in heaven, a queen of fire, and a king in Hel. With a sight, Thor travels to Texas…

…where he ponders the new Thor’s identity while he battles the trolls that helped destroy Broxton…

…then he heads to the moon to try to puzzle out who could have visited the moon to find Mjolnir. Volstagg interrupts him there with news of someone he cares for….

Thor returns to Asgard and heads to the Hall of Medicine where Jane Foster lies. She is struggling with breast cancer and has forbidden the healers to use any magic to slow the disease’s spread. She is very optimistic and she and Thor share a tender moment before she is taken back to her room. Thor crosses her name off the list of suspects for the new Thor….

Thor then goes looking for the next suspect, SHIELD Agent Roz Solomon; he visits the Helicarrier where Agent Coulson nervously tells the irritable god that SHIELD does not know the new Thor’s identity either. He tries to contact the absent Roz (she’s on leave after the events on Roxxon Island that ended THOR GOD OF THUNDER) but there is no answer….

In Asgard, Freyja confronts Odin over putting his brother Cul in charge of the deadliest weapon known to the gods…. Meanwhile, Malekith and Dario Agger have concluded their deal for the mineral rights to Svartaflheim when an alarm rings. Agger dispatches security and they discover the new Thor on the roof. Bullets bounce off her as she calls on Agger and Malekith to come out. There is a sudden heavy crash; Thor looks up to see…the Destroyer….


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When the Ice Lords Make War
The story begins a few days prior to the current events: the Frost Giant king Skrymir was having second thoughts about allying with Malekith but the Dark Elf tells him that the long-sought skull of ancient ruler Laufey has been found and they need only besiege Midgard to recover it. And there’s an added bonus: Thor no longer has his hammer….
Now on the floating sky island owned by Roxxon Corp., the new female Thor is facing Frost Giants while Mjolnir is trapped inside an impregnable vault with CEO Dario Agger. Malekith chides the new heroine with the news that he has killed the old Thor (he doesn’t realize that Thor survived their encounter in issue #1). He leaves her to the mercy of the giants, who freeze her in spittle (!) and Skrymir swallows her in a gulp. She then crashes her way out of his skull and lays into the others using the giant king’s frozen jawbone as a weapon….
Meanwhile, Malekith has entered the sealed vault by means of his superior magic and demands Laufrey’s skull from Agger; the Roxxon CEO responds by transforming into his minotaur form and giving battle….
Outside Thor keeps up her mocking patter as she plows though the giants, ending by smashing a hole through the floor of the flying island, dropping her opponents to the earth far below. As new Thor finds herself starting to change back into her human form, she manages to pry the vault doors open enough to allow Mjolnir to escape—and kill the last remaining giant which was sneaking up on her. With her hammer returned, she enters the vault and smashes the precious skull to bits. Malekith pronounces doom on Midgard once the Frost Giants learn what was done. A new voice enters the chamber with a challenge for the new Thor: it is the old Thor….


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War in Hel
Hela tries to call of her wedding to
Balder now that her boyfriend Thanos has arrived but Karnilla insists
it is still on. They are interrupted by the attacks of the Queen of Cinders,
leading the invasion of Hel. Thanos wants to talk to Hela
while Thori puts off murdering Loki for killing Thor until after the
bad guys are vanquished. Loki hurls Thor's hammer with a glowing
green chain attached....
Thor, meanwhile, under Loki's spell
that makes him seem dead, is trying to enter Valhalla to recruit the
dead warriors there. Valkyrie refuses him entrance, suspicious of him,
but Thor persuades her to assemble the Einherjar and join him in the
battle as he catches the hammer Loki threw to him and they now have a
way back....
As Sindr's forces take the field,
Balder is attacked by Gar-Toom, Lord of Murderers, and Thori pauses in
his fighting, dreaming of a peaceful place without murder, before
tearing into the enemy once more....
Meanwhile, Thanos is breaking up with
Hela because the Infinity Stones have come back into his life. So he
destroys a demon with one finger to fulfill his promise to help Hela
regain her kingdom and walks off....
Thor arrives with the forces of
Valhalla behind him. Valkyrie slices Gar-Toom into little chunks to
save Balder. Sindr threatens Hela but Thor scoops up her fallen
antlered headdress and hits Sindr across the face with it. Thor dons
the hat and a second hammer appears in his hand, this one composed of
frozen blood, and he takes on the Queen of Cinders as his side begins
to overwhelm the foe. (Skurge the Executioner points out to Thori
that his master has returned and the dog is overjoyed.) Sindr vows
vengeance on Thor's family but his family (Loki, Balder, Tyr, Fenris Wolf,
and Hela) are assembled there so Sindr backs out and calls on
Malekith to transport her away....
Hela still wants her realm back and, as
Balder never finished his vows, the wedding is off. Karnilla quickly
steps in and marries Hela with her wedding gift being Balder be
returned to life. The brides ride off with Tyr their servant....
Malekith sneers at the defeated
Sindr....
Balder returns to Thor's boat in
Midgard with Valkyrie coming along. Loki, having completed his part
of the bargain (sending Thor to Hel in issue #1) he takes his prize
and departs. Thor has Balder and Valkyrie help him search the boat to
discover what Loki has taken but they can't figure it out...though we
get to see the discolored patch on the wall where a framed picture
has been removed....


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God of Thunder Reborn
Having reclaimed his mantle as God of
Thunder, Thor is in Thailand on his new mission to recover various
lost treasures of Asgardia. Trying to recover the Wizard's Eye from
the temple of Cyttorak pits him against the Juggernaut. Juggy knocks
Thor off a cliff and he calls for Screwbeard to send him a hammer.
With hammer in hand he clobbers Juggy—and the hammer breaks. As the
big brute rains down the blows, Thor calls for all the hammers the
dwarves have made. When they rain down, the cultists touch them and
are electrocuted. Thor takes the biggest, clouts Juggy soundly and
returns to Asgardia with the Wizard's Eye.

On arrival he gets into an argument
with Screwbeard over the poor quality of the latest hammers and Ud
the Troll offers to look for a new source of Uru. Thor checks in on
the newly-blinded Heimdall who cannot see how the other realms are
faring. A mournful Odin asks after Freyja....
Thor goes to the Bronx in Midgard where
Roz Solomon is organizing housing for refugee gods and elves, etc.
Jane Foster is improving and wants to touch the new golden hammer.
Freyja is caring for the injured Volstagg and asks Thor to be nice to
Loki when he sees him; Thor is not so inclined....
Irked, Thor goes out to find the Gem of
Infinite Suns, battling the Sub-Mariner for it. He returns to his
boat in Newark Harbor with the shark that has swallowed the Gem; he
extracts it, leaving the carcass for Thori and his goat. Thor goes
below where Loki is waiting for him...after a lot of fighting, Loki
manages to offer to help Thor end the war, by promising to send Thor
to the realms where Malekith is rampaging. Loki sends Thor off
unwillingly but Thor grabs Loki by the hair pulling him and the boat
with Thori and the goat into Hel—where they are met by Balder the
Brave and Skurge the Executioner driving a huge war machine....
“The Grace of Thor”
Writer: Jason Aaron. Art: Christian
Ward.
In the distant future, King
Thor battles the last of the space sharks on request from his
granddaughters the Goddesses of Thunder, who wish to make it a
vegetarian pet called Death Mouth. Thor is summoned by prayer to New
Midgard where Lady Jane, the first woman of the revived world, is
dying. Lady Jane asks if there is an afterlife where she will see her
late husband Steve again but Thor can only tell her no. After the
funeral, Mjolnir returns from its journey across the universe,
leading Thor to follow its path back to the distant cosmos where he
learns that the bulk of the universe is already dead, eaten up by
entropy. In his frustration and bitterness he wishes he had someone
to fight and his wish is granted: an ancient Wolverine, with the
power of the Phoenix Force, appears before him....


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A Lovely Day in Hel for a Wedding
There is a wedding in Niffleheim: Hela,
Goddess of Death is marrying Balder the Brave, with proud father Loki
giving away the bride and Thori as the flower girl....
Earlier the proceedings were less
peaceful: Thor was fighting his vicious nephew Fenris Wolf. Loki and
Tyr, brothers, were attempting to kill one another. Hela was
challenging Balder (and Karnilla) to combat to decide the rulership
of Hel. Skurge was waiting to see who would come out on top before
choosing sides. And Thori, confused, decided to murder everyone and
sort it out later. Defeating Fenris, Thor brought the quarrels to a
halt. Balder advised all to start working together to battle Sindr,
Queen of Cinders, whose armies are on their way. The heroes couldn't
stop bickering so Loki made a suggestion....
As the wedding proceeds, Thor realizes
that the dead of Niffleheim will not be enough to defeat Sindr, they
need the Einherjar, the warriors of Valhalla—but they don't know
how to get there. Thor has a suggestion, one which even Loki balks
at: Loki must kill Thor. So after some argument, Loki does the deed,
stabbing Thor with a magic dagger. “Ah. It's not...what it looks
like. Except I suppose it probably is.” Thor arrives at the gates
of Valhalla where the Valkyries are suspicious, smelling Loki's magic
about him....
The wedding continues but is brought to
a halt by Hela's lover—Thanos....


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The Odinson Boys Ride Again
Prologue: a mysterious prisoner rides a
train along the Helway, threatened by fire goblin guards....
In Hel, Thor is reunited with his
deceased brother Balder the Brave and Skurge the Executioner.
Suddenly, they are attacked by firepedes piloted by goblins.  Balder
in his monster truck and Thor in his boat try to escape but the bad
guys are too swift. Turning the piloting of his boat to the goat
Toothgrinder, Thor and his murder dog Thori fight the goblins; as
Thor's hammer starts to melt from the goblin blood he summons another
which hits Loki in the head and splits in two for the Thunder God to
wield against his enemies. Karnilla the (late) Norn Queen arrives on
the scene to dispatch the last of their foes, followed by Tyr. They
report to Balder that they were unable to find the secret meeting
place of Sindr Queen of Cinders, and the faction leaders of the dead
in Hel....
At the meeting the Queen suggests the
tribal chieftains to join her cause. Any who balk are burned or
decapitated and the others throw in their lot with the Queen of
Muspelheim, promised the rule of Niflheim after Balder is
overthrown....
Thor and his assembled allies try to
lay plans for the battle but Karnilla and Skurge do not trust Loki
and plan to kill him; Thor, with a covert threat to the God of
Mischief takes responsibility for Loki. Loki later secretly warns
Thor that they can't trust Tyr. Having heard that the Queen of
Cinders has a new secret weapon being delivered by train, the band
makes plans to capture it. They destroy the bridge ahead of the train
sending it crashing into a river—and who should arise from the
river but Hela, Goddess of Death and Fenris Wolf....


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Prison of Angels
Thor is being tortured both physically
and mentally with incessant voices demanding he renounce Asgard and
mocking him for losing his hammer....
Jane Foster goes to the hospital for
her latest treatment accompanied by Thori, Thor's murder dog....
At Avengers Mountain, Black Panther and
Iron Man are concerned about the whereabouts of Loki....
In Asgard, Odin is unable to sleep
because of the incessant sounds of Screwbeard the Dwarf making
hammers for Thor so the All-Father joins him, forging a few
himself....
The Angels of Heven have captured Thor
and Valkyrie and locked them in a dungeon where Thor is tortured.
Thor finds himself in a white cell next to his sister Angela who is
forced to levitate above flames for thirteen hours a day. Thor is in
agony and finds his tiny fragment of Mjolnir is getting heavier so he
asks his sister if he is still worthy. She postpones an answer until
they are free as the ceiling of Thor's cell drops until he is nearly
flat on the floor. Nearby Valkyrie is dodging flying swords. Thor
explains that they came searching for Angela and have now discovered
that Heven is allying itself with Malekith so they can now escape.
Thor summons his allies: his goat, his dog, and Val's horse who smash
through into the prison after battling Angels. A new hammer comes to
Thor's hand and they easily capture the ship....

At the Bronx home for refugees from the
War of the Realms, Lady Freyja talks with Jane Foster, Roz Solomon,
and Angela about Thor. The God of Thunder is pushing himself beyond
all his powers to stop Malekith and they are worried about him.
Angela relates how Thor tore through the Angels aboard the prison
ship, hooked the ship to his new hammer and sent it hurtling through
space as another hammer appeared in his hand. Angela reveals she told
him that if he is not worthy, what hope do the rest of them have?
Thor then took off into the distance, mourning the loss of Mjolnir.
They are interrupted by a knock at the door: Black Panther and Okoye
offering ex-SHIELD Agent Roz Solomon the job of Agent of Wakanda....


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To Hel with Hammers
Young Thor is once again trying to lift
Mjolnir and once again he is not yet worthy. Then Mr. Fantastic and
the Thing arrive to summon him to a battle in the future, producing
Toothgrinder as proof they they are telling the truth. Young Thor
arrives in the ruins of Asgard to meet Modern Thor, now blind in one
eye, Kng Thor, and Jane Thor. Jane doesn't trust this immature,
angry young Thor  and the situation is uncertain yet the four Thors
unite though only three have hammers....
At Stonehenge, Malekith, now empowered
by the Venom symbiote and wielding the Venom Blade, awaits Thor
coming to rescue Odin and Freyja. The quartet arrives, freeing their
parents who stick around to fight Malekith's forces. But the villain
also has the Black Hammer of the Accursed and sets his sights on
Young Thor, knowing that if he dies young, the older two Thors will
cease to exist. Young Thor battles Dark Elves with his axe and  King
Thor takes on Malekith. Young Thor spots the Mjolnir dropped by his
oldest version but he is not able to lift it—until the symbiote
attacks Freyja and he leaps into action to save the one parent who
has shown him love and compassion especially when he didn't deserve
it and his selfless act suddenly enables him to lift Mjolnir and
smash the symbiote to pieces. Realizing what he has just done, he
stands amazed and then returns King Thor's hammer to him and takes up
his axe once more to do battle....


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War's End
The War of the Realms is over and Thor
has been named the new All-Father by Odin; he is uncertain about this
and strikes the newly reforged Mjolnir and vanishes. Odin is annoyed
but King Thor and Young Thor arrive, the former advising Odin to give
his son some time to adjust; Odin's response: “Who the Hel are
you?”

Jane Foster discovers that she has
absorbed the power of the War Thor hammer. In Midgard, Sif has
captured Sindr of Muspelhiem. There is mourning in all the realms.
Freyja learns that Loki is alive, having burst out of the body of his
father Laufey, Balder telling her Loki has saved them all. In
Jotunheim, Loki claims the throne of the Frost Giants....
The dead Malekith arrives in Niffleheim
and is met by Hela and Karnilla, the Queens of Hel. They show him
that his dogs, who tore him apart (WOTR #6) are also there, having
been poisoned by Malekith's flesh; Mal scoffs at being sentenced to
be continually attacked by his own dogs as punishment for his deeds.
The Queens also reveal that they found inside the Dark Elf's shredded
soul the innocent child he once was—and that the dogs will be
spending eternity with him to make Mal suffer....
In Asgard, Thor commiserates with
Mjolnir and resolves to continue to strive to be worthy while
choosing to take the throne. He is met by Young Thor and King Thor
who bicker while offering their comfort. But Thor knows there is
still one thing he needs...and he gets it. Odin arrives to tell his
son he is proud of him....
So Loki wonders what happens next. Jane
Foster ponders the role of a Valkyrie. Thor knows he cannot do this
alone and decides to make the realm something new after bringing the
gods back home....
And in Hel, Malekith is sentenced to
spend eternity with his eyes sewn open, watching his fierce
hounds...transformed into puppies and playing with his younger
self....


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The Woman with the Vibranium Gun
Roz Solomon responds to a call for help
from Roxxon's evil CEO Dario Agger whose conscience was finally
bothering him after being partners with Malekith. Now that she's
there, however, he denies everything....
Flashback: Roz Solomon was recruited by
Black Panther as an Agent of Wakanda and was given an orientation by
Okoye. This new organization is to be a network of secret agents
supporting the Avengers; she is issued a suit of body armor, a flying
car, and a Vibranium gun....
On her first mission she discovered a
Dark Elf terrorist cell in Queens; they have their own Black Bifrost
and bring through a Frost Giant. As she battles the giant
singlehandedly, she makes a quick call to Jane Foster asking how to
defeat a giant. Jane's advice is to call Thor.....
A few days earlier she was at Avengers
Mansion, brooding over her traumatic experiences in Broxton; she
wants to talk to Thor about it but he's busy having a romantic
interlude with She-Hulk, leaving Roz alone....
While battling the giant, Roz is seized
by a troll (and she is unnerved by the memory of having killed 17
trolls in Broxton); she summons her flying car which bursts in with
missiles blazing, taking out the troll and the elves. She uses the
limited teleportation ability of the car to transport her and the
Frost Giant to the Lut Desert in Iran, where the heat slowly kills
the giant as she questions him. Thor finally arrives to find the
giant dead, and is surprised at how cold and grim Roz has become....
Present: Roz wants Agger to reveal what
he knows about Malekith but the bad guy refuses. As she leaves, she
toys with the idea of killing him but her killing of the trolls
weighs on her mind. After she is gone, Ulik arrives to summon Agger
to a meeting with Malekith. They step through the Black Bifrost to
Svartalfheim where we see the Serpent (Cul Borson), undercover as a bad guy,
reporting what he sees back to Odin....


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Once Upon a Time in Asgard
Thor is helping rebuild a small church that was destroyed in
Mississippi while in Asgard everyone is wondering why he hasn’t shown up for
the big celebration to honor him as the new All-Father. Odin especially is
yelling, as he is accompanied by Young Thor and King Thor….
Meanwhile, the new Valkyrie (Jane Foster) and Heimdall talk about recent
changes, including a new Bifrost Garden and Watchtower Tree as Volstagg
welcomes T’Challa the Black Panther, Midgard’s new senator in the Congress of Worlds….
And Beta Ray Bill and Throg marvel at how peace has been made
with the trolls who are rebuilding Asgard while Thori is still trying to
understand “peace.”…
Ulik, Enchantress, and Sindr are imprisoned within the roots
of the tree guarded by the Ministers Three (Hogun, Fandral, and Hildegarde)….
Roz Solomon is miffed that Dario Agger got off scot-free as
Sif wonders where Thor is.
Thor is in Australia, delivering a heart for transplant to
Sydney via Mjolnir….
Balder and the League of Realms are in Svartalfheim preparing
to rescue one of the Norns from an evil Dark Elf….
Freyja turns over baby Laussa (born in ANGELA: ASGARD’S
ASSASSIN #1) to be cared for by Gaea….
Loki arrives in Asgard and to show he has changed he’s
brought a present: Thor’s goat Toothgnasher (killed by Mangog in THE MIGHTY
THOR #700) alive and well….
Thor has arrived in Svartalfheim, bearing food for the
starving Dark Elves (having stolen it from the buffet at the Congress of Worlds
and sorely missed by Volstagg)….
Odin hasn’t gotten to tell Thor how proud he is of him but
Freyja draws him away for some alone time….
As those assembled toast Thor, King Thor and Young Thor
choose to return to their own times. On reaching his own era, Young Thor, as
yet unworthy, looks at Mjolnir but decides it can wait. King Thor heads to the
far future only to be attacked by King Loki….


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Old Gods
Many years ago, Thor and Wolverine sat drinking together,
talking about the best bar they’d even been to (Logan’s was in Sampan in 1944,
Thor’s in Iceland in the days of the Vikings). Logan’s melancholy mood is
broken by the arrival of some extremely unlucky armed robbers. As they whomp
the bad guys, Logan expresses the hope of not living forever….
Untold eons from now, All-Father Thor faces Wolverine who is
the avatar of the Phoenix Force. Logan has been walking the spaceways as a
futuristic ronin. Thor is overjoyed that Logan can now help him save the
universe, bringing planets back to life just as he had done with Midgard—and
Logan slashes at Thor’s throat with his claws. It seems that Logan wants to
help the universe finally die and the two ancient heroes battle in space, each
wanting to kill the other….
Interlude: Ego the Living Planet, now the Necroworld, corrupted by the All-Sword,
has eaten Galactus and prepares to eat everything else; suddenly he is
challenged by a tiny worm on his surface. Ego scoffs but the worm promises not
to hurt him if he hands over the power of the Necrosword. Ego’s attacks are
increasingly violent but they do not disturb the worm….
Thor and Logan continue to battle inside a cyclone full of
lightning conjured by Thor yet Logan still overcomes his foe and has him at his
(non-existent) mercy. Thor’s hammer Mjolnir suddenly comes to his hand, tearing
a giant hole through Logan’s body as it arrives. Yet to Thor’s surprise, Logan
is very hard to kill. The former Wolverine beats Thor into a heap and reveals
that by recreating Midgard he has doomed it; there is someone out there much
scarier than Old Man Phoenix and Thor has attracted his attention and he’s on
his way. Logan prepares for the death blow….
On New Midgard, Thor’s granddaughters, the
Goddesses of Thunder see the approach of a spaceship and prepare for anything
to happen. The ship beams down Fin Fang Foom, followed by Goom, Gorgilla, and
Monstrum; the dragon commands them to kill. The three Goddesses easily take
down FFF’s trio of henchman but Fin Fang Foom has a surprise for them: the real
master is coming—Doctor Doom, more powerful than ever….


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Young Thor's Lament
A tale of young Thor: In Asgard, Odin
passes judgment on a trio of Dark Elves who tried to assassinate him.
He declares them guilty and immolates them on the spot. Odin then
looks around and realizes his son Thor is not there to learn the
lesson....
Thor is on Midgard, where he feels
comfortable being a god among mortals. While he is sitting at mead,
Odin's ravens, Huginn and Muninn, fly in, snatch the young god and
carry him out to the woods where he must face Odin. The All-Father
scolds his son for neglecting his duties in Asgard to sow his wild
oats on Midgard; bitterly, Thor pours out his anger and frustration
at how his father treats him and rides off on his magic goat. Loki
appears behind Odin with a suggestion for how to bring Thor to his
senses so that he will never want to see Midgard again; it involves
the most powerful of forces: love....
As Thor rides away he comes upon a
battle between two Viking clans and he is smitten by the powerful,
sharp-tongued warrior chief Erika the Red. She disdains the help even
of a god which only makes him fall for her the more. Loki sends a
rock troll and Thor easily defeats it, convincing Erika that even a
god, and a pretty one at that, has some uses. They begin a passionate
romance with Thor showing Erika the wonders of the gods and she in
turn teaching him to enjoy life to its fullest....
Odin demands an accounting from Loki as
it seems his scheme is only causing Thor to spend more time on
Midgard. Loki says it will only take a war.... Soon after, the Dark
Elves go to war against the Dwarves and Thor must join the gods who
intervene. When he returns he discovers that he has been gone forty
years and Erika died a few days earlier pining for him. Yet to Odin's
and Loki's surprise, Thor chooses to remain on Midgard to honor
Erika's memory as she taught him to cherish every moment and every
mortal, showing him what it is to be a god....


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Midgard's Final Doom
On New Midgard at the end of time,
the humans are surprised to see the godlike Doctor Doom come down
among them. Doom realizes this garden Thor has created sits on the
site of Latveria and he burns it to the ground with the wave of a
hand. The humans oppose him as the devil but the
Goddesses of Thunder arrive to do battle. They hit him at once with everything
they've got—and nothing happens. Doom who is the Starbrand, the
Iron Fist, the Spirit of Vengeance, and the Sorcerer Supreme responds
with a gesture that clobbers the Goddesses mightily, entangling them
in mystic bands. Doom sends his minions Fin Fang Foom, Goom,
Gorgilla, and Monstrum to destroy all life on the planet. Then
All-Father Thor and Wolverine-Phoenix arrive to challenge
him....Interlude: A worm has challenged Ego the Necroworld to
battle. While the former Living Planet can't seem to harm the worm, Ego
thinks that the worm can't harm him. The worm begins whispering.... Thor and Logan mix it up with the overpowered Doom who ends up
spitting fire from his mouth and incinerating Logan. The villain then
turns the Penance Stare on Thor, forcing him to feel the fire of
every sin he's committed at once. But Logan, a flaming skeleton,
rises and takes on the foe but Thor is so prostrated by despair and
guilt that he cannot respond. Logan transfers the Phoenix Force into
Mjolnir and dies—and Thor takes up the hammer and the Phoenix and
tears into Doom; the two go crashing into the crust of Midgard,
battling for centuries, shaking the world as it grows
older......then one day the shaking stops. Doom's mask goes
floating on lava from a volcano. Victorious Thor emerges from a hole
in the ground—and dies. A child informs them that the real darkness
is awake again and is coming for them all....Interlude: After
only 99 years, the worm's incessant whispering threatens to drive Ego
mad and the planet hands over to the power of the Necrosword to the
worm, who stands revealed as Loki the Necrogod, Loki the All-Butcher.
Loki...the End. And it is the End.


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The Ballad of Cul Borson, God of Fear
Cul Borson, the Serpent, the God of
Fear, looks back over his long and disappointing life....
As a kid he challenged his younger
brother Odin: Odin can hit him with any weapon of his choosing and
then Cul gets to return the favor. Odin chooses the Hammer of Ivaldi
(as Cul knew he would) but the boy can't lift the weapon and so must
concede defeat; Cul's riposte is to whisper in Odin's ear what their
father Bor really thinks of him, which is more painful than any
physical blow....
Years later with the death of Bor, Cul
claims the throne but Odin opposes him as Cul is evil and beat the
living Hel out of him....
Months ago, Cul was granted one last
chance to redeem himself, as he stood envying Odin for fighting with
his son Thor over the new female Thor....
Weeks later, Malekith tries to tempt
Cul into joining his cause with the promise of Odin's throne. Cul did
not trust Malekith and warned him to leave Asgard alone. Malekith
dismisses Cul as insignificant and departed....
Day ago, Odin dispatched Cul to
Svartalfheim as a spy: he tortured a Dark Elf prisoner into telling
him of the Black Bifrost and how it was powered by crystallized
mushrooms. Cul invades the mushroom mines and kills the taskmasters.
The child slaves rejoice in their rescue by the hero Cul but he has
no concern for them; his interest was in the mushrooms. As the guards
approach, Cul surprises himself by breaking the slaves' chains and
allowing them to escape. Cul, pierced with arrows and spears, keeps
fighting until the slaves saw from a distance a huge explosion....
Days later, as Freyja is making her
heroic stand at the Black Bifrost, the child slaves come to her aid
in the name of their hero Cul Borson....


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The Eve of War
Thor searches the interior of the sun,
hoping to recover the lost Mjolnir; Freyja his mother advises him
instead to prepare for the coming War of the Realms but Thor still
depends on a mighty weapon to face the enemy when he invades Midgard.
Freyja takes Thor on a journey through space to Earth; on the way she
reminds him of his own greatness and tells him he already wields his
greatest weapon (see below). On Earth they rescue the people of
Hawaii from a massive tsunami and it's when Thor parts the waves to
lead survivors to safety that Freyja tells us what Thor's greatest
weapon is: his heart, and he will rescue Midgard. She ponder a moment
from many centuries ago when Thor showed her the grave of Erika the
Red, the human warrior woman he once loved, telling her he heeded her
advice to find love, not worthiness.....
A flashforward: millennia from now,
Thor's granddaughters the Goddesses of Thunder gather at his bedside
as he recovers from having defeated Doom and saved Midgard. He is
muttering about the War of the Realms and how Midgard will need all
the gods it can get....
In the Bronx, the convalescent Volstagg
is panicking from the call of the War Thor and Jane Foster must
sedate him. Soon after, Jane receives the news from her doctor that
her cancer is in remission....
Sif and Valkyrie duel with swords while
discussing the fall of Vanaheim to Malekith's attacks....
Freyja and Balder the Brave await
Thor's arrival at his boat where he promised to come after he
regained control of Earth's weather. (Thori the murder dog is there.)
But he hasn't come, while Odin broods on his throne....
In Jotunheim, Loki broods on his own
uselessness and the failure of his scheme to defeat Malekith. He is
resigned to meeting the fate he deserves—as Malekith's assassins
enter the cave behind him....
Malekith stands at the portal from
Svartalfheim to the other realms, rallying his hordes for the
invasion of Midgard....
And Thor, again searching the sun,
swears that Midgard will survive and if not, Thor will join Mjolnir
in the fire—and as he heads for Earth, something moves in the
flames behind him....


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The War of the Lokis
Loki finds himself in an eerie
wasteland, unaware of how he got there. He is in the center of a
field of Dark Elf and Troll corpses and is met by Viking-era Loki who
tells him that he caused this war for fun after being defeated by
Thor over the matter of Erika the Red (issue #7). An Elf boy,
assistant to the undertaker goes by, collecting corpses for the pyre.
Loki realizes this is young Malekith and, with it, the realization
that the war he himself started created the villain who is now
destroying the realms. He tries to plead with the boy but learns he
is incorporeal because he is dead, eaten by Laufey at the end of WAR
OF THE REALMS #1. His Viking self banishes him tot he next stop on
his ghostly journey....
Laufey is slaughtering all of the
giants he accuses of putting roses on his doorstep; Loki himself did
it in an attempt to honor his father on Father's Day. He is met by
Boy Loki whom he betrayed many series earlier. Loki explains that he
didn't ant to be the villain anymore; Boy Loki tells him that ended
when he stabbed Freyja in the back in THOR (2015 series #5) no matter
his supposedly good intentions. Loki is being punished not for his
bad deeds but the admiration of himself while doing them. He then
shoves Loki along to his next self....
And this turns out to be Loki the
Necrogod, the future villain, changed by the Necrosword to destroy
everything; Loki is appalled that he will become the greatest monster
that ever lived. Loki convinces himself that since this is all in his
mind he can stop this if he concentrates—and he's right: he awakens
in the stomach of his father Laufey....


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A Boy and His All-Father
Weeks ago in the ruins of Asgardia,
All-Father Odin, brooding over his failures as a god and a father,
ordered his brother Cul Borson to infiltrate the Dark Elves as a way
of redeeming himself; Cul suggested that Odin killing himself would
be the easier option. Odin sent Cul to Svartalfheim but Cul vows that
when he returns he is taking the crown.... Odin goes looking for mead
from the dwarves and Thor arrives in need of replacement hammers.
Against all of his better judgment, Odin picks a fight with Thor,
mocking his love for the doomed Midgard; Thor tries to brush it off
but Odin grabs him, insisting Thor can depart only with Odin's
permission. Thor backhands him across the face, telling him to stay
out of everyone's way; Odin clouts Thor with a hammer of his own. The
two start exchanging blows as well as taunts while the blind Heimdall
weeps....
In Jotunheim, Sir Stonesnow appears
before giant King Laufey seeking justice: Loki has turned Stonesnow's son
into a frog. Loki explains that it was in retaliation for the boy
mocking the throne i.e. Loki, son of the king. Laufey tells Loki that
if he would not be mocked he must stand up for himself and orders him
to kill the frog. Loki refuses so Laufey squashes the frog and
disowns Loki, ordering him out of the court. On his way out, Loki
meets Malekith who tells him to be ready for the War of the Realms;
Loki assures him he will be there. Malekith does not trust Loki (who
does?) and dispatches some of his elves to assassinate the
trickster....
As we see a panorama showing Thor
growing up and his father Odin disdaining him, we return to the
father-son slugging match. Odin is silently recalling his beatings at
the hands of his father Bor, the only  time he knew his father cared.
Odin loves Thor but he doesn't know how to tell him. He has always
known that Thor is a better god than he and resented him for it all
these years. Odin tells Thor to go ahead and kill him and then he
will finally be proud of him. Balder pulls Thor away from the old man
and the Thunder God departs, rejecting his father....
Balder goes to New York to meet with
Freyja who knows Thor now needs his mother....
Odin summons Tony Stark to talk to as
someone who knows what rock bottom feels like....
Odin realizes that the only thing he
ever taught his son was “to not be like me.”


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Revelations: Finale
Thor
and Odin meet with Freyja and Angela in the forests of Vanaheim but first they
must battle a horde of koragants from Muspelheim, brought over during the War
of the Realms. Freyja excuses herself and returns as God of the Hunt, riding a
giant black cat with mounted machine guns, exterminating the monsters. Odin and
Freyja continue one of their ongoing arguments but Angela shuts them up, announcing
that she is the one who called this meeting. She tells Thor that the Realms
know that Thor’s reign as king has been a disaster and she wants Thor and Odin
to reconcile. If not, she will claim the right of firstborn to take the throne
of Asgard herself, though she doesn’t want it. Freyja asks Angela to take Odin
home so she can speak to Thor. Since Odin is spoiling for a fight, Angela takes
him to an alien gladiator arena where he faces a giant insectoid monster. Freyja
explains that after recent revelations (like the Phoenix being Thor’s mother),
she doesn’t know how she fits in his life anymore. Though she didn’t bear him,
she raised him thus she is his mother. Thor biggest worry is that he will be
the last king of Asgard, as he doesn’t wish to have an heir to the cursed
throne; Mom assures him that everything will work out all right. Then Thor gets
a call from Captain America at Avengers Mountain telling him that Mjolnir is
missing….


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God of Hammers Part One of Five
A
lengthy prologue shows the origin and history of Thor’s hammer Mjolnir.
Thor
approaches Sif, new Guardian of the Rainbow Bridge, asking her if she can see
Mjolnir across the realms. But she cannot. She tries to persuade him to stay on
the throne of Asgard and let someone else undertake the quest to recover the
stolen hammer. Thor tells her of the Book of Kings and the tale that describes
the great storm, caused by Mjolnir being wielded by the God of Hammers, who
will kill the “Golden King of Asgard.” He tells her to mind her own business
and departs to find his Father….
The
Gauntlet is a massive mechanical hand floating in space, turned into a station
where gladiator battles take place. Odin had been dumped there by Angela (issue
#17) and is locked in combat with a giant; Thor appears suddenly in the arena, stopping
the giant’s sword from falling on Odin. He enlists the Old Man in his quest
after finishing off the persistent opponent….
Odin
takes Thor to the Dwarves of Nidavellir, knowing they can track any of their
creations and they find the Dwarves slaughtered, their forge destroyed…by
someone wielding Mjolnir….


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Hammerfall: Part Two of Two
In
Broxton Oklahoma, mechanic Adam Aziz has picked up Thor’s hammer and has been turned
into an armored hero. Iron Man causes an EMP that knocks out the reporters’
electronic devices and he chases them away. Tony demands the hammer but Thor
arrives in a spectacular fashion to ask Adam to give him Mjolnir; Tony snatches
it away and refuses to give it back until he has run some tests on it (and finished
denouncing the Thunder God for exposing his private phone number). Thor asks
for it anyway, Tony refuses and clocks Thor in the face with Mjolnir. Thor grows
ominous and a storm draws a hammer-shaped ring of fire around him and Tony, so
Tony gives it back. Tony sort of apologizes and Thor assures him that all is
well. Tony suggests Thor take a vacation and get some rest. Thor asks Tony not
to reveal that now anyone could pick up the hammer; Tony agrees, jokes about
having film of his hitting Thor with Mjolnir and jets off. Adam asks Thor a
favor and Thor allows him to fly though the air. Back on the ground Adam
changes back to his normal self and advises the Thunder God that sometimes
tuning something off then on again will fix most things. Thor ponders this and
Tony’s advice to take a vacation and remembers Dr. Don Blake….


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God of Hammers Part Two of Five
The
mysterious God of Hammers wreaks death and destruction across the Ten Realms….
Thor
gives honorable burials to all who fell in Nidavellir, land of the Dwarves,
ending with their great craftsman Eitri who forged Mjolnir. Odin mocks Thor for
his inaction so Thor punches him across the plain for his disrespect. Thor
accuses Odin of ruining everything he touches which Odin already knows.
Suddenly they are transported to Jotunheim where Loki shows them the devastation
caused by Mjolnir. Loki reveals what he has learned about the God of Hammers which
is not much: the God of Hammers will rise, burn the Ten Realms, take the
last King of Asgard and reshape the world. Sif arrives with Throg, who has
made a great discovery…
…but
then Thor is transported to a desolation that was once the town of Broxton. Suddenly
there is an earthquake and he sees Mjolnir flying towards him—but it lands with
a crash and takes on a humanoid form, revealing itself to be the God of Hammers….


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Hulk Vs. Thor: Banner of War Part Two of Five
Story
continued from HULK VS. THOR: BANNER OF WAR ALPHA.
At
Avengers Mountain, Iron Man tells the assembled heroes that he has located Hulk
at the Black Hand of God, spinning a yarn about his high-tech capabilities for discoveries
in space to impress Reed Richards. And then he reveals that Thor’s ravens
actually told him and announces his plans to head out there and fight Hulk.
Captain America tells him not to, that Thor has the matter in hand but Shellhead
reminds them of the beating he took at Hulk’s hands (in HULK #1) and then
blasts off for revenge….
Inside
Hulk’s head Odin confronts Bruce Banner—but there, Odin is a ghost and Bruce is
god. He initiates auto defenses and Hulk’s armor fires bullets at Thor. Odin
struggles with him inside and Bruce is knocked out…and his mind goes back to
the El Paso incident that the Avengers are after him for. Bruce is afraid as he
and Odin (as the bartender) watch the tragedy unfold. A patron accidentally
spills beer on Bruce’s laptop and Bruce reacts in rage—but it spread to all of the
men in the bar, turning them green and angry. Then something took over Bruce’s
body and his mind was forced to watch helplessly as he killed seventeen men in
a bar fight. Before Bruce and Odin can process this revelation, Thor recalls
his hammer and Odin with it. And then Iron Man arrives…wearing the new Celestial
Hulkbuster armor….
Story
continues in HULK #7.
“If
This Be Mercy!” 4/5Writer:
Tom DeFalco. Plot: Tom DeFalco and Ron Frenz. Pencils: Ron Frenz. Inks: Brett
Breeding. Colors: Matt Wilson. Letters: Joe Sabino.Synopsis:
Amora the Enchantress has been troubled by nightmares that she is being killed
by Skurge the Executioner in retaliation for Amora’s allowing her sister
Lorelei to die in her place. Amora laments losing the love of Skurge and all
she has is his axe, to be bestowed on another who will be her protector. A
delegation from Odin arrives; Amora thinks they have come to arrest her but it
is merely an invitation to dinner, as a testy Odin explains. Imagining that
Odin is expressing love for her, she makes preparations to cast a spell of
seduction over the All-Father to become Queen of Asgard. But her schemes are
obvious to Odin who rebukes her then offers her pity. He is concerned that for
all her divine power she is full of fear and insecurity, always trying to
manipulate a man into being her protector. She reveals that her guilt over
having failed Skurge and Lorelei has led her to this. Odin counsels her to walk
the path of righteousness. And then he casually asks her where Skurge’s axe is
and she claims not to know. And she would forever wonder whether Odon’s promise
was genuine and she could have been truly happy.
"Thor’s
Wedding” 4/5Writer:
Nadia Shammas. Art: Simone D’Armini. Colors: Pete Pantazis. Letters: Joe
Sabino.Synopsis:
Thor asks a favor of Loki: that he would inquire of King Thrym of the giants
whether he has stolen Thor’s hammer Mjolnir. Loki visits Jotunheim where the
king openly admits to having taken Mjolnir to force Thor to agree to the
wedding of Thrym and Thor’s sister Angela. But Angela refuses any such
arrangement. So at Loki’s suggestion, Thor disguises himself as a woman and, accompanied
by Loki as the prettier bridesmaid, he heads to Jotunheim. At the wedding
feast, Thor wolfs down an amazing amount of food then demands the return of the
hammer. Thrym hands it over and Thor uses it to kill all of the giants and on
their way home, Thor tells Loki that the only favor he will ever allow his
brother is not to kill him. “Fair enough,” Says Loki.


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Master of Whispers
Mjolnir
has ben stolen from Avengers Mountain and not even Sif can detect where it has
gone; Thor turns to the only one he can trust for help: Loki. But Loki refuses,
citing the bad experiences with Donald Blake the last time he helped Thor. Besides,
there are a great number of people Thor can trust more than Loki, and suggests
Thor find a spy….
In
Foreverglade, Throg boasts of his mighty exploits in the war against Donald
Blake to his people. Then Thor arrives and, to his surprise, Throg already
knows of the theft of Mjolnir and agrees to recover it for Thor. Throg outlines
a team: for transportation across the Ten Realms he will need the ravens Huginn
and Muninn. For tracker, Lockjaw. As forward scout, Lockheed. And for a
teammate with practice in the dark arts, he calls, not Doctor Strange but Strange’s
dog, the ghostly Bats. Throg now reveals that he assembled his team four days
ago and together, they are the Avengers….


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The Devourer King Part Five: Reign
All
across the realms, they wait for the coming of the Black Winter: Sif, Volstagg,
Beta Ray Bill, Loki, wondering what will happen next. A despairing Bill offers
hope to Sif that Thor, the new All-Father, will rise to the occasion but there
is doubt….
In
the eye of the storm, Thor and Galactus battle the all-devouring Black Winter.
The monster shows interest in Thor and offers to show him how he will die. He
finds himself in a massive building of shining blocks and he is attacked by
Gorr, the God Butcher, then stabbed in the back by old evil Loki, then crushed
by Mangog. His death will be by an aggregate of all his historic enemies, those
mentioned above plus Mephisto, Surtur, Malekith, Enchantress, Apocalypse,
Juggernaut, Doctor Doom, Annihilus, and the Midgard Serpent. He tries to fight
them all but the Black Winter informs him that the end he has already seen (in KING
THOR by Jason Aaron) has changed, his fate is different. Thor knows that it
speaks the truth, that something is wrong—and he reacts with a scream and
pushes away the end….
And
he finds himself standing with Galactus against the Black Winter once more. The
Winter shows itself as a dark version of Thor which is what Galactus saw as his
end. Winter offers to show Thor why Galen was the sole survivor of the previous
universe; Thor refuses to allow the Black Winter to destroy this universe.
Winter tells him Galactus lied, Winter has not come to destroy anything—but to
reclaim its herald: Galactus….


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God of Hammers Finale
A
flashback to when Thor had just gained possession of Mjolnir and Odin was
training him how to use it, mainly by saying, “Keep your eyes open, boy” as
Thor narrowly avoided being hit in the face by his hammer. Thor has many
questions about Mjolnir, including whether it is true that the souls of the
Dwarves who died making it are imprisoned in the hammer; Odin tells him to
leave all that for another time, for now it’s “Keep your eyes open, boy.” Thor
asks if even Odin can die; Odin replies that he will become what he has always
been: a legend….
Now
Thor, with the full Odin-Power granted him by the death of his father, fights
back against the Mjolnir/Mangog creature that calls itself the God of Hammers,
breaking his sword on it. He calls to Sif for her sword and she drops it down
to him. He also summons the Rainbow Bridge itself to bind his enemy and he
calmly takes his hammer from its hand. He then transports them to Nidavellir,
to the forge where Mjolnir was created and he slowly unmakes the hammer, smashing
it into little pieces. When he is done, only the handle remains. Thor then
collapses in a faint….
Four
months later, Thor wakes up to find Freyja, Angela, and Loki at his bedside.
Thor jumps up, needing to bury Odin but he is told there was no body to be
found; they can hold a memorial but that can be any time. Bitter Thor claims he
does not need anyone but Freyja reminds him that they all need him. Angela,
dismissive, tells him to go to the armory. There he finds Mjolnir pieced back
together. Thor falls to his knees and prays to Odin that he can’t see his path.
The voice of Odin issues from the hammer saying, “Keep your eyes open, boy….”


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The Devourer King Part Six: Herald of None
Thor
has been drinking and brooding ever since he returned from facing the Black
Winter. Silver Surfer arrives to ask him what happened that has affected him so….
Thor
had discovered that Galactus has lied to him by claiming that the Black Winter
was there to destroy the universe when in reality it was there to reclaim its
herald, Galactus. Thor absorbs all of Galactus’ power cosmic and, in the names
of all the planets he’s devoured or threatened, hurls Mjolnir straight at his
chest, devastating him. The Black Winter, looking like a dark version of Thor, thanks
the Thunder God and prepares to leave with its herald but Thor refuses: Galactus
is his servant now and unleashes all the power cosmic and obliterates Galactus,
leaving only his armor behind. Reduced to a black Snowflake, Winter again
offers to show Thor his death. This time Thor agrees….
Back
in Asgard, we see that Thor has made Galactus’ helmet into his palace and the
Surfer asks him what he saw. Thor remembers seeing all the heroes of the Marvel
Universe as zombies, led by Thanos wielding Mjolnir—and he tells the Surfer he
saw only darkness and nothing more….


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The Devourer King Part Two: Lightning and Hunger
Story
begins with a meditation: What will you do when the end comes? Most people will
look to their gods and heroes to save them but when the gods and heroes face
the Black Winter, they will look to their gods to save them….
Thor
is Galactus’ new herald, leading him to the five planets described by the
Silver Surfer (last issue) so he can devour them and gain the power to defeat
the Black Winter. The first planet is Clypse: when Thor discovers it is
inhabited by a race of hairy primitives, he offers to lead his Master to one of
the others while Clypse is evacuated. Galactus declines and when Thor refuses
to let the people be destroyed, Galactus smashes him to the ground. Thor hurls
Mjolnir which tears two fingers off Galactus’ hand and, returning, rips a hole
though one of his knees. “Have you forgotten whom you serve?” asks the world Devourer.
Thor replies, “Nay. Asgard.” Thor is attacked by the natives and Galactus
begins setting up his planet-eating machinery. Thor dispatches ravens Hugin and
Munin to Asgard, telling Sif to extend Bifrost to Clypse to rescue the natives,
telling Galactus not to feed until they are safely away. Volstagg oversees checking
in the visitors (while rebuffing Thori’s offer to thin the crowd to manageable
size); Thor tells Volstagg that they will be guests until their planet can be
restored. Yet Galactus devours the entire planet, leaving only rubble. Thor
accuses his Master who prepares to reply with an energy bolt but the Devourer
comes under fire from a spaceship. And from it steps Beta Ray Bill….


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The Devourer King Part Three: Storm War
After
a meditation on how Thor’s immortality means he will forget much of what he has
done in his life, we return to Beta Ray Bill telling Thor, the new Herald of
Galactus, to stand aside and allow him to attack the World-Devourer. Thor
refuses and backhands Bill down to the surface of Clypse’s moon. Thor warns
Bill of his increased power as both All-Father and Herald but Bill wants to
free Thor from this madness. Thor turns himself back into the normal God of
Thunder to show him he has chosen this path. Galactus resents this and blasts
Thor from above as a reminder of who is master; Thor strikes back to remind
Galactus that he has volunteered for this. Learning that Thor has promised to
help Galactus drives Beta Ray Bill into a rage and he strikes Thor down,
calling him a traitor to Asgard and unworthy of his hammer. There is a fight
that has Bill grabbing Mjolnir out of the air, and Thor warning Bill he will be
hurt if Thor summons the hammer from his hand; Bill refuses so Thor summons
Bill’s hammer Stormbreaker and shatters it to pieces on Mjolnir. Bill refuses
to yield and Thor prepares to strike him down when a bolt of rainbow flashes
down to the ground and there is Lady Sif, preparing to defend Beta Ray Bill by
fighting Thor….


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The Devourer King Part Four: The Void
Thor faces Beta Ray Bill in battle over Thor’s aid to Galactus when Sif arrives to place Bill under her protection. Thor grows angry and hurls Mjolnir at her; Sif uses the power of Bifrost to transport the hammer to Jotunheim. She warns Thor against losing himself in a quest to prove he is still worthy….And in Jotunheim, Loki picks up Mjolnir. “Very interesting….” Thor recalls Mjolnir to his hand as Galactus reminds Thor he is still hungry. Thor sends Sif an Bill home with his promise to return when his work is done. After they are gone, the Herald of Thunder calls down a lightning blast that fells Galactus while recovering the Power Cosmic….The mission continues: Sylus, an uninhabited graveyard world, is consumed by Galactus; IO-X4, inhabited by animals with precognition ready to be evacuated when Thor arrives; Vanysh MI, with a semi-sentient core that sacrifices itself gladly for the coming battle. And then they arrive at the fifth planet: Kryo, with an advanced civilization wanting to join forces—but before anyone can be evacuated, Galactus devours the world, killing everyone. Why? Thor has completed his mission and the Black Winter has arrived. Blindfolded to avoid seeing his fate, Thor promises that Galactus will be held accountable for all the lives taken but first...they face the Black Winter….


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Prey: Finale
Thor
has returned, his soul inhabiting the Destroyer armor, to defeat the mad and villainous
Donald Blake. After Thor knocks him flat, Blake summons Mjolnir which doesn’t
help as Thor pounds him into the ground. But the Destroyer having been created
by Odin gives Blake power over it so Odin summons Mjolnir to him but Beta Ray Bill
snatches it out of the air and slams Blake to his knees. Doctor Strange then
traps the baddie in the Crimson Bands of Cyttorak, rendering him helpless. Odin
prepares to execute Blake but Loki reassembles the broken staff and tosses it
to Thor, who slams it to the ground and emerges from the armor, back in his own
body. Thor is King and he will judge. He orders Odin to leave and the former
All-Father reluctantly does. Thor has Strange release Blake from the bands and
tells the villain that he will not kill him as they are brothers, both the
creations of Odin. But he will still be punished. And Thor sends a massive jolt
of lightning through him, knocking him unconscious; Thor asks Loki for advice
on what to do with him. Loki points out that while Blake chose evil, it seems
he was set up that way by the path that was chosen for him. So Loki takes Blake
to a fate he will not reveal to Thor….
Don
Blake awakens in a dungeon, chained to a stone slab, with a giant serpent
continually dripping venom into his eyes. Loki congratulates him on sitting on the
throne of the God of Evil. He wishes him well and departs….