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The Prose Edda . The Younger Eddas . Thor #272. The Immortal Thor #6-7. Call your source what you will, they all contain the same tale, ...

Now, don’t get me wrong, I like a good retcon as much as the next guy... But, let’s go back to the original Marvel Comics Thor retcon, on...

Last time on The Immortal Thorsday Thoughts: Dig into it and there is actually very little in common between the two [versions of the Thor C...

Ah, the Thor Corps. I was actually a little surprised when they brought back that name in The Immortal Thor #4 after it was passed over dur...

The epigraph for The Immortal Thor #3 still comes from The Elder Eddas per the citation, which, for me, is The Poetic Edda , specifically,...

It’s the second issue of the new Thor series. Thor faces a threat more powerful than he alone can handle. He tries the storm, it doesn’t wor...

I used to write about comicbooks online. I guess I still do as evidenced by you reading these words about comicbooks on a website. What I me...

Aside from King Thor for the final ThorsdayThoughts , I haven’t reread Jason Aaron’s Thor run since it finished. At the time, I was pretty q...