A Coleção Oficial de Graphic Novels Marvel: Clássicos #13
A Coleção Oficial de Graphic Novels Marvel: Clássicos #13 (2016) features a story titled "... Mas Dr. Blake pode morrer!" with writing by Stan Lee, Dandara Palankof e Cruz, and Fernando Lopes, and art by Jack Kirby, with inks by Vince Colletta, colors by Colortek, and letters by Daniel Fantini. The cover, penciled by Jack Kirby and inked by Vince Colletta, presents a dramatic scene involving Dr. Blake.
In "... Mas Dr. Blake pode morrer!", Loki’s theft of Thor’s hammer sends the god of thunder and Sif hurtling to Midgard, where Thor’s human form as Don Blake is vulnerable. With Sif gravely injured in the skirmish, Dr. Blake must step into the operating room—his medical skills now the only hope to save her life.
In "... Para despertar o Mangog!", as Hela tempts Thor with the endless thrill of battle and Loki claims Asgard’s throne during Odin’s Odinsleep, a long-forgotten terror stirs—Ulik unleashes Mangog from his prison, setting the realm on a collision course with chaos.
In "Agora, é o fim do universo!", Thor and Sif return to Asgard only to face a dire threat: Loki, manipulating events from the shadows, sends Thor and the Warriors Three to confront Mangog, a monstrous force hurtling toward Asgard with the power to claim the Odinsword and ignite Ragnarok. As the fate of the Nine Realms hangs in the balance, the heroes must stand against an ancient doom they may not survive.
In "Às suas costas... o Ragnarok!", Balder and the Legion of the Lost flee Karnilla’s grasp only to find themselves in the heart of a cosmic war, racing to join Odin in the final stand against the unstoppable Mangog. As the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance, Odin stirs from his slumber just in time to confront the ancient force threatening to claim the Odinsword.
In "Nossa história começa na costa da Noruega" / O poder de Thor! / Thor o Poderoso, contra-ataca!", Dr. Don Blake’s peaceful vacation in Norway takes a sudden turn when he stumbles upon an alien invasion. Armed with a strange walking stick, he awakens as Thor, the Norse god of thunder, and must harness his newfound power to confront the invading Stone Men of Saturn.
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↩ Reprints Journey into Mystery #83 (1962), Journey into Mystery #111 (1964), Thor #153 (1968), Thor #154 (1968), Thor #155 (1968), Thor #156 (1968), Thor #157 (1968), Thor #158 (1968), Thor #159 (1968)
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