Thor is the god of thunder from Norse mythology. But in 1962’s Journey into Mystery #83, Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, and Jack Kirby turned him into a superhero. Originally, he was stuck in the body of human doctor Donald Blake. He only became a god when Blake struck his cane, transforming it into the hammer Mjolnir. Over time, though, Thor because his own, distinct character with a cast of gods and humans around him.
Not only that, but he joined The Avengers, Marvel Comics’ premiere superhero team, and has been a mainstay of the title for decades.
More recently, as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there have been four feature films focusing on the character, played by Chris Hemsworth.
Diamond Comic Distributors is going to Alliance. DC announces Immortal Legend Batman. Marvel kills the Immortal Thor.
Read a preview of The Immortal Thor #22 from Marvel Comics, written by Al Ewing with art by Jan Bazaldua.
Read a preview of Immortal Thor #21 from Marvel Comics, written by Al Ewing with art by Jan Bazaldua.
Marvel may kill Thor. Skuxxoid returns in Void Rivals. Gwen Stacy returns as Gwenpool 2.0.
Read a preview of Immortal Thor #20 from Marvel Comics, written by Al Ewing with art by Jan Bazaldua.
I have a feeling all of these MAY not get neatly wrapped with a bow.
