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Despite its structural conceit and technical skill, The Immortal Thor #22 is probably the most straight forward issue of the series. Almost...

[ While I plan to return to the regular 6 in the 6160 series of posts, stopped dead in its tracks by the daunting task of being a critic mir...

The central conflict of The Immortal Thor #21 is between Thor and Skurge as the former is determined to not let anyone die on his behalf an...

When Thor kills Toranos, it’s not the first predecessor that he’s killed. I don’t believe, in the many times that Odin has died, Thor killed...

The Immortal Thor  #19 is titled “Tales of Asgard” after the old backup feature that originated in the Jack Kirby/Stan Lee run. Compared to ...

The return of Magni Thorson was one of those moments that genuinely floored me. I remember where I was when I read The Immortal Thor #17: I...

I don’t like Donald Blake. If you’ve been reading my writing on Thor going back a ways, then this isn’t news. As much as there are elements ...

The villains that Al Ewing chooses for Dario Agger’s group of “Gods of Midgard” are amongst the oldest to appear in Thor stories in the comi...

The three weapons that Thor must gather in preparation to journey to Utgard is a subplot of the run with Loki in his form as the Skald and E...