Der mächtige Thor #2
In "Der verwunschene Prinz von Asgard," Asgard convenes the Althing to choose its next ruler, but the mighty Thor is nowhere to be found—transformed into a frog in Central Park by Loki’s magic. There, he joins a chorus of amphibian kin in a strange and perilous clash with a horde of sinister rats, while a young woman named Hildy uncovers the ancient sword of Surtur.
In "Entscheidung im Central Park," Thor teams up with the Frog of Thunder to defend Central Park from a rat invasion, navigating the chaos of amphibian warfare while also confronting the mutant Piper and his dangerous alligators. The fate of the park hangs in the balance as ancient allies and unexpected threats collide in the heart of the city.
In "Das Ende des Fluchs," Thor returns to Asgard determined to end the curse that has turned him into a frog, facing Loki in a battle of wits and magic. With help from unexpected allies and a long-lost weapon, the truth behind the curse begins to unravel—revealing that power long thought lost may be the key to breaking it. As old secrets surface and the fate of Asgard hangs in the balance, Thor must confront not only his past but the future of the realm he once ruled.
In the halls of Asgard, the weight of succession looms as the Althing prepares to crown Balder as ruler. Amid rising tensions among the warring factions, the ceremony is shattered when Kurse arrives and strikes down the chosen monarch—leaving the realm in chaos and the path to power suddenly, violently uncertain.
Ein Bann liegt über Asgard finds Thor tracking down the true Balder after uncovering a false version of the god, guided by an old woman to a mysterious floating castle where the real Balder once rescued three damsels—only to fall under their spell. The castle now stands as a forgotten relic, its secrets buried beneath enchantments that may hold the key to the truth.
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↩ Reprints Thor #363 (1986), Thor #364 (1986), Thor #365 (1986), Thor #366 (1986), Thor #367 (1986), Thor #368 (1986), Thor #369 (1986)
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