Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung #4
"Sturm" delivers a thunderous team-up in this 2014 issue of Die offizielle Marvel-Comic-Sammlung, where Nick Fury calls on Thor to investigate an alien ship hurtling toward Earth. When Thor arrives, his presence awakens Beta Ray Bill, a powerful alien protector whose unexpected victory over the God of Thunder sets off a chain of events that pulls him into Asgard—mistakenly summoned by Odin himself. Written by Walter Simonson and Jürgen Petz, with Simonson handling art, inks, and cover pencils and inks, this story blends cosmic mystery with mythic stakes, all rendered in George Roussos’s vivid colors and Alessandra Gozzi’s sharp lettering.
In "Sturm," Nick Fury calls on Thor to investigate an alien ship hurtling toward Earth, setting off a chain of events that awakens Beta Ray Bill—a powerful alien guardian whose strength rivals even Thor’s. When Bill defeats Thor and claims Mjolnir, he’s unwittingly summoned to Asgard by Odin, who mistakes him for the god he’s been waiting for.
In "Das Tor zur Hölle," Thor, Sif, and Bill stand against alien demons to save the last remnants of a dying people. When Odin grants Bill a civilian identity, the price is simple: strike his hammer to the ground.
In "Harte Zeiten in New York," Thor sheds his human guise as Don Blake to take on the secret identity of Sigurd Jarlson, a construction worker in New York—thanks to Nick Fury’s reluctant blessing. When a brutal attack by the dragon Fafnir destroys Sigurd’s job site in search of the god of thunder, the line between myth and modern life begins to blur.
In "Der letzte Wickinger," Thor is summoned to a remote Arctic village where the last of an ancient Viking clan, haunted by the weight of his lineage, attempts to outwit the god of thunder—not for glory, but to earn a place in Valhalla through a final, desperate test. The story unfolds with quiet intensity, blending myth and isolation as past and present collide in a clash of honor, legacy, and the price of redemption.
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