Il Mitico Thor #1
"Gli uomini di pietra" in Il Mitico Thor #1 (1971) kicks off with a scientist who builds a time machine, journeys to the future, and attempts to seize its wealth and knowledge—only to be caught, imprisoned for a decade, and sent back to his own era with no memory of what transpired. Written by Stan Lee and Larry Lieber, with art by Don Heck and inks by Don Heck, this Italian edition features a striking cover by John Buscema.
When American doctor Don Blake stumbles upon a mysterious staff in a European cave, he’s suddenly transformed into Thor, the immortal Norse god—just in time to face an alien invasion by the Stone Men. A classic tale of myth and mystery, this 1971 adventure blends cosmic threat with ancient power, all in a story that’s as timeless as the legends it draws from.
In "Thor contro l'Esecutore," Dr. Blake joins a medical mission in a war-torn South American nation, where the ruthless communist leader known as the Executioner sees the doctors as enemies. When the Executioner orders an attack on the clinic, Blake must summon the might of Thor to protect his colleagues and stand against the growing threat.
Intrappolato da Loki, Il dio del male ! sees the cunning god of mischief break free from Asgard to torment Thor on Earth, using dark magic to twist the thunder god’s mind. When Thor’s alter ego, Donald Blake, emerges, the sudden shift breaks Loki’s spell, giving Thor the chance to turn the tide and send the trickster back where he belongs.
In "Ho scoperto un modo impossibile," uno scienziato del passato costruisce una macchina del tempo e viaggia nel futuro, sperando di rubare conoscenze e ricchezze per cambiare il mondo a suo piacimento. Ma quando viene scoperto, viene condannato a dieci anni di prigione e rispedito al suo tempo senza alcuna memoria di ciò che ha fatto.
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