Biblioteca Marvel: Thor #3
In "¡Los Hombres de Piedra de Saturno!", Thor—temporarily transformed from the Indian doctor Blake—faces a chilling new threat when the Chinese scientist Chen Lu irradiates himself to become the Radioactive Man, seeking revenge in New York. Written by Stan Lee, R. Berns, and A. M. Ferré, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Dick Ayers, this 2001 Planeta DeAgostini issue delivers a high-stakes clash of science and myth. The cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott captures the explosive tension of a battle that reshapes the skies over Earth.
In "¡Los Hombres de Piedra de Saturno!", a wounded doctor named Donald Blake vacations in Norway when an alien invasion erupts. Seeking refuge, he stumbles into a cave, discovers a mystical staff, and transforms into Thor—only to find himself facing the extraterrestrial threat head-on.
In "¡Contra el Ejecutor!", Dr. Blake joins a team of doctors on a dangerous mission to a war-ravaged village in South America, where the communist leader known as the Executioner orders their deaths. With the power of Thor at his command, Blake must protect his fellow physicians and stand against a ruthless regime—before the bloodshed spreads further.
In "¡Atrapado por Loki, el Dios del Mal!", Loki escapes his Asgardian prison with a plan to torment Thor on Earth, using a spell to enslave the Thunder God. But when Thor’s transformation into Donald Blake breaks the enchantment, the balance shifts in a battle of wit and might.
In "¡Prisionero de los Rojos!", Dr. Blake takes a dangerous gamble, infiltrating a communist stronghold to uncover the truth behind missing scientists—only to find himself captured and forced to rely on a power he never expected. With the fate of his fellow prisoners hanging in the balance, he must summon the strength of Thor to break free and turn the tide.
In "¡La venganza de Loki!", the trickster god sets his sights on unraveling Thor’s secret identity, targeting Jo and the Doctor Blake to break the bond between man and hammer. With chaos erupting in the city, Blake must outwit Loki’s schemes to reclaim the mighty Mjolnir and restore balance—before the god of mischief claims victory.
In "¡El Dios del Trueno y el gángster!", the wounded gangster Thug Thatcher forces the doctor Blake to treat his injuries, unaware that Blake’s transformation into Thor will bring thunderous justice to the streets. When Blake’s powers awaken, he must confront Thatcher’s violent empire while also rescuing Jane in a high-stakes showdown.
In "¡Atrapado por el Hombre-Réplica!", Thor faces a chilling invasion when the Xartian heir dispatches alien copycats to infiltrate New York, mimicking officials and sowing chaos. With the city on edge and identities blurred, the God of Thunder must uncover the deception before the real threat strikes.
In "¡Sandu, amo de lo sobrenatural!," Loki manipulates a greedy mystic into embracing dark magic, unleashing Sandu as a formidable foe. When Thor falls in their first clash, he must turn to Odin and the Valkyries—gaining the Belt of Strength—to stand a chance against the rising supernatural threat.
In "El día que Loki robó el martillo de Thor," the trickster god uses his cunning magic to break free from his chains, seizing Thor’s enchanted hammer as his own. With Thor racing to reclaim it in Asgard, Loki unleashes a series of deadly illusions and traps, testing the God of Thunder’s resolve and strength.
In "¡El Misterioso Hombre Radioactivo!", the Doctor Blake—once a healer in India—steps into the role of Thor to defend against a sudden assault by Chinese communists. When the scientist Chen Lu irradiates himself to become the Hombre Radiactivo, he travels to New York with a deadly mission: to defeat the God of Thunder. The clash between the two forces culminates in a devastating confrontation, leaving the fate of both men—and the world—hanging in the balance.
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