thor (norse deity)

"When the realms are threatened by Dark Elves and monsters, they call on the heroes of Asgard to protect them! Join Thor, the Warriors Three, and Lady Sif as they restore order across the cosmos!"--Back cover.

After his storm destroys Dr. Strange's magic plants and his hammer breaks the Silver Surfer's wave pool, Thor begins to lose confidence in himself and, when General Ross assigns him to a special mission, questions whether he still has what it takes to be a hero.

Hailed as a god with the power to control the elements, prince Thor Odinson resolves to prove himself worthy of inheriting the throne of Asgard when his arrogance nearly costs him the right to wield his mighty hammer.

Loki, Odin's least favorite son, shares his perspective on events in his life and tells why he feels such resentment for his father and his brother, Thor.

Examines the myths and legends surrounding the Norse God Thor.

Describes how Thor learned about humility and became a complete hero through his experiences as a medical student named Don Blake.

Merges three story strands connecting the Norse god Thor with a Zemo-led Nazi plot in 1939 and a mentally unstable European Super-Soldier. Includes illustrations of character designs.

Collects color reprints of some of the earliest "The Mighty Thor" comics, originally published in 1962 through 1964.

A collection of comics in which Thor faces off against Zarrko, Loki, Skagg, Mr. Hyde, the Cobra, and other villains.

When Thor seeks revenge against the Frost Giants, Thor's father, Odin, strips Thor of some of his armor and casts him out of Asgard.